Radeon RX 5700 XT – Hashrate | Profitability | Benchmark | Overclocking

Radeon RX 5700 XT – Hashrate

Using the optimized miner WildRigMulti 0.19.0, the AMD Radeon RX5700 graphics card (without XT) shows mining results at Vega 64 or even slightly higher, but the card’s power consumption is 40-50% lower. This is only the first iteration of miners for the RDNA architecture, so in the future it is worth waiting for the expansion of the list of supported algorithms and further improvement in the performance of the RX5700 video cards in mining. 

AMD’s Radeon accelerators  with RDNA architecture, which was introduced in July, entered a time of maturity when all major graphics card vendors acquired their own versions of the printed circuit board and cooling system, and the reference devices concentrated in the lower part of the price range and were gradually replaced by more advanced analogs from retail. But even if almost any model of Radeon RX 5700 XT with an open cooler is guaranteed to exceed the reference one in terms of cooling quality and acoustic characteristics, everything that we know about Navi chips completely does not have any chance to buy a video card.

Enthusiasts already have all the necessary tools in their hands to set up operating parameters new accelerators – far beyond the characteristics that AMD considers optimal. However, not every modification of the Radeon RX 5700 XT will make it possible to take full advantage of them. This is quite obvious in the context of aggressive overclocking, however, the device should be properly prepared for such a seemingly harmless procedure as undervoltage. Navi is not so simple even in an absolutely standard operating mode, because the new API for monitoring and controlling the video card gives the owner access to the information that another video card manufacturer would probably prefer to hide – the temperature of RAM chips, voltage regulator keys and the hottest point in the GPU. And finally, the price of new AMD products contributes to the uncertainty. The Radeon RX 5700 XT sells for fairly large amounts,

Today, the GIGABYTE video card under the GAMING OC brand is on the agenda, which, at first glance, represents the middle ground between the frankly budget implementations of AMD’s summer news and the sophisticated “premium” versions that invade the price range of obviously more productive video cards.