Mining PerformanceĪchieving an apparent hash rate score of 59.69 MH/s certainly doesn’t make this GPU a market leader and particularly so taking the power consumption (which is still relatively low) into consideration. It would appear that this ‘mining’ graphics card has utilised two Polaris-based GPU chips which would suggest that the design has taken the relatively basic (but clearly exceptionally complicated) means of simply doubling up on the graphics cards potency to increase its hash rate production. The plot does, however, thicken considerably when you take a look at the PCB. A closer look at the internal components, however, does reveal a very small Sapphire logo suggesting that if they didn’t make this, then it has at least been created from their standard Radeon 570 graphics card. Given the total lack of branding, it would suggest that if this is official, then it’s currently either a concept or work-in-progress design. – Following a report via Videocardz, however, a custom Sapphire Radeon RX 570 has appeared online, and with it seemingly featuring masses of modifications, it might represent one of the most unusual mining-specific GPUs around! Sapphire Radeon RX 570 Mining Cardįirstly, it should be noted that it’s entirely unknown whether this is an official Sapphire product or rather the work of an exceptionally gifted enthusiast.
While Nvidia already has models available like the CMP 30HX, so far Team Red and its custom-AIB partners have seemingly been more agreeable to just let their products stand on their own merits. To date, AMD has appeared somewhat reluctant towards getting into the mining-specific world of graphics card design.
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