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- Ownership More than a year
- Pros: Proven card. Can achieve amazing results by editing BIOS (changing BIOS timings, updating the firmware). After so many years still in service. In mining, it shows better results than the new RTX 3050 and RX 5500 XT, and mining performance is the same as RX 6600, RX 6600 XT, and RX 6650 XT.
- Cons: It consumes a lot and heats a lot. The card is already old and hard to find on the secondary market in good condition. With a successful undervolting (if the ASIC Quality allows, you can check it in the program GPU-Z), you can achieve about 100 watts of consumption by software monitoring or 120-140 watts from the outlet. The temperature at 60% RPM is around 65-70 degrees. Better to have a look at the new RX 6600 XT
- Commentary: Great card for improving your skills, suitable for both enthusiasts and beginners. Hash rate is heavily dependent on your memory manufacturer and BIOS timings. Ethash (ETHW, ETC, UBQ, EXP) algorithm gives around 29+ MH\s with overclocking of 70% Power limit; 1200-1400 Core Clock, 2000-2250 Memory Clock; 60-70% fan speed. The KawPow (RVN) algorithm gives about 14 MH\s at a 90% Power limit; a Core Clock of 1200; a Memory Clock of 2000-2200, and a Fan speed of 75-80%. The Autolykos2 algorithm (ERGO) outputs about 55 MH\s with overclocking of a Power limit of 80%; a Core Clock of 1200; a Memory Clock of 2000-2100, and a Fan speed of 70%.
- Ownership More than a year
- Pros: 8Gb memory, 33mhs on ETH
- Cons: A bit tricky tuning with occasional reboots. Need to switch to gaming/compute mode.
- Commentary: Gigabyte Gaming. Works at mining for about a year and a half. I bought it used so I am not sure how old it is for real.
