Is this a optimal card for mining Dogecoins
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You will probably get between 700kh to 730kh, if you overclock it, I bought one thinking that since it had 6Gb memory, I would get a higher hash rate, didn`t happen. Other cards with 3gb will get you the same rate and cost less
43664
This cannot be used to mine coins that use the scrypt algorithm (which include dogecoin) you can only mine bitcoin and coins that are mined on top of bitcoin, like namecoin.
1841400
I would say much better. A friend bought a 7750 and took it back to get this card for just $30 more. He said it was a big improvement. I stay away from the Catalyst drivers, they seem buggy.
71411
I wouldn't know the bare bone of if it is better, I do know it's one of the top 5-ish cards for low-profile computers, so it's almost a guarenteed it'll be a major improvement, especially for an older card, as long as you have the preferred RAM of the card.
1015149
No. This is exclusively designed for SHA256 based mining. The hardware can't process SCRYPT based coins
923606
Right now I'm mineing with Eligius (a mining pool) and getting .0028 BTC/Day with a 200GH/s rig. That number will change depending on the network difficulty. While I've been mining the difficulty has only went up. Here is a neat calculator: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator .Also this things network card is also an SSH server. I've been using it as a bojanked vpn server when I'm web surfing at Tim Hortons.
2045485
I've been using it for over a year, and I currently have a Intel i7 and a GTX-650 in the board. So, not super high-end yet, but looking at the power requirements for higher end cards (at least a Quadro K5000 sli'd with a Tesla K20), it'll be plenty. Oh yeah, I also have 4 hard drives in there, and a couple of peripherials that's starting to err on excessive.
329658
Not at all, I have an old laptop that runs BFG miner. You will be able to even game if you want while running these.
546697
Crossfiring two of these cards will equal a 7970 and the new Catalyst drivers have gotten rid of the microstutter. With the current prices of 7950s 7970s, and 280X units I think I would sell this card and replace it with a newer version unless you can get another one at a great price.P.S. This card will still keep up with all current games without dragging if you have a good rig to support it. Another poster says CF is a good deal if under $250.00. I don't agre, under $130.00 is about right. AMD cards are getting less expensive fast with the mining craze dying out.
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Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If... » Read More Depends on your needs, amigo. Are you looking for the least expensive equivalent? Are you looking to use the same amount you paid originally for the next best?If you have the funds, the Radeon R9 290X is still capable of running all the latest on max settings. The ~$600 I paid for it 2 years ago was a good slurge for my rig, but you can get them for sub-$300 nowadays. I'd suggest sticking with DDR5, look for 3-4GB, and stick with a reputable make so that you don't burn out another card. If you just want to replace this 1GB DDR5, you have a multitude of inexpensive options. If you have 2 x16 PCI-E slots in your MoBo, you can crossfire or SLI for 4GB DDR5 with 2 2GB cards that support it. « Show Less
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It's a great card but it's a little outdated. But it has 2 GPU's and i got it to play minecraft= 240fps, dead island=230fps, left 4 dead=170fpsso it plays games very well. But the downsides are, it heats up very quickly, it can't play high detailed games unless you purchase another card and crossfire them. People say that the drivers are horrible but there really not that bad at all. But it's a really good card for $34. :D
321299
I want to say yes from what I saw that it had a pci e I'm not sure which pci e I'm sure it's at least 2.0 which is good enough to run the card, just make sure the card doesn't sag to much
1955193
I'm not sure about the best but I put in a Nvidia EVGA GTX 550 TI. You will have to upgrade your psu to handle it, that took me about 15 min to do. I wanted a decent mid level card, the 550 is a tight fit but it works fine. I bought a Thernaltake 430 watt psu for about $50
923605
Not much, these machines only mine a small amount of Bitcoin these days at high electrical consumption. Maybe 1-2 Bitcoin a month if you have about 14
59578
Save your money from buying a EVGA and buy the PNY GTX 780. Performance wise, the 7990 is better with a dual gpu in one card but the card runs hot and has a shuttering issue. The GTX will run cooler and more handle today's games.
1519656
This is a good card but I would recommend that you go with an R9 290x or even a 295x to give it the power to run extremely high res devices.
2229088
Absolutely! Running 33 asicminer eruptors and 1 butterfly labs jalapeño with no problems! Make sure you get a power supply that can handle 49 eruptors