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Gigabyte AMD Radeon RX 550 2GB $111.20 Delivered @ Futu Online eBay

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Great card for mining crypto currency that uses the cryptonote algorithm, you can get these cards up to 470h/s for such a cheap price.
Put 4 of them together and you will have 1.8Kh/s almost the same as the $1000 Vega

Also ok for gaming.

Here is a link to get the 470h/s out of the card.

Features
Powered by Radeon RX 550
Integrated with 2GB GDDR5 128bit memory
90mm Unique Blade Fan Design
One-click Super Overclocking
Supports HDMI 4K@60Hz and DP 8K@60Hz
Hardware-accelerated H.265 encode/decode

Core Clock
OC mode: 1195 MHz
Gaming mode: 1183 MHz
(Reference clock: 1183 MHz)

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  • +2

    Asics are out for cryptonight. Not recommend buying these for mining.

    • Cryptonight Asics will be useless in 2 weeks due to algorithm change in Monero

      Bitmain wanted $12,000 for Batch 1 of that Asic

      Now Batch 4 is $1900 because they know it will be useless

      • +1

        Yeh but the altcoins won't follow suit until much later. E.g. etn and sumo are one of the popular alt cryptonight coins.

        • Monero and ETN make up 90% of Cryptonight coin volume and have said they will will fork

      • Not true, most of the cryptonight ASICS are using field programable gate arrays, meaning they will just require a firmware update. Earlier bitmain units were not using fpga’s

        Still risky buying one of those ASICS

        • PS if you are mining monero you shouldn’t be mining much more profitable cryptonight coins to mine and just buy monero

    • Asics aren't available for shipping until May and by then the algo will have changed making them redundant.

      Example an alt coin :

      https://medium.com/@turtlecoin/take-your-baikal-and-shove-it…

      • Thanks worker I jumped on this and bought. I am getting 468h/s for each card, just below the 470h/s in your artcile.
        FFS my GTX 1070ti only does 600h/s.
        Power draw seems about 40watts per card, extremely happy.

        • Nice work, I got 5 of these suckers now. Good times :)

        • @worker:
          May I ask what are you mining?
          I am currently mining Graft, like Monero (they also announced an ASIC resistant fork. Each token is about 3c down from 28c at launch, looks very under valued.

        • @spammenotinoz:
          Currently I’m mining flurbo, plura, turtle and a couple of other new coins. Just getting some while the diff is low, then move onto whatever is the most profitable for the day via this site https://www.cryptunit.com/?order=price

  • out of curiosity , after time, effort, and electricity, how much are people still making in mining, $25 per hour, $50 per hours ?

    • Bugger all and depends on what your mining, it’s all a gamble and it’s just a hobby if anything.
      These cards use between 25w-50w depending on the settings you use.

    • +2

      Full disclosure i've only taken a cursory glance at non-ASIC mining so take what i say with a grain of salt but from what i've seen profit is much lower than that. The best I saw was back in january/february when profitability was quite high and that was a very many gpu rig pulling around $1000/month, which is less than $2 an hour.
      Profitability is dependant on electricity costs too which in Australia are typically high.

    • If you got 4 Working as per OP and mined the most popular cryptonight coin Monero you would make about $20 a month.

      • +1

        sounds like you'd need solar panels to keep the power bill down and run off grid at night with those narrow margins.

  • +14

    Can't wait until crypto crashes and GPU prices go back to normal.

    • amen

      • not gonna happen till 2020

  • +5

    Downvoted, because I don't want anyone else buying up all my bread & butter crypto mining gear.

  • Excuse my ignorance - performance wise is this similar to GTX 1030 or similar to 1050?

    Also can it handle AAA full HD gaming (mid/low settings)?

    Thanks

    • +3

      I tried one briefly for gaming, and honestly, they're a bit shit. The 1030 is also a bit crap, (wins some, loses some against the rx550), so avoid it too. A 1050ti would easily mop the floor with either of them. Futu should still have 1060 3GB for $350-ish (after discount), that will be much better for gaming.

      A second hand 280X/HD7970 or HD7870/r9 270/r7 370 (they're all basically the same chip) on ebay/gumtree are much better value for the same price as this deal or less.

      Edit: To elaborate - I had a HD7870 for a while, and it played most games I have fine at 1080p, med-high settings. When I tried a rx550 for gaming, best it could do is 1080p very low, or 720p low-med settings.

  • +1

    Was $70 back in January eek!

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