Combined AMD Drivers ( check here how to do it) 16.11.5 + 17.5.1. Like always, to not make any confusion on card, here is the exact model for this tutorial Sapphire 1G Radeon NITRO+ RX 580 8GB GDDR5 DUAL HDMI / DVI-D / DUAL DP with backplate (UEFI) PCI-E Graphics Card Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580 8GB Mining Performance Review To receive the latest updates follow me on social media! For sure there is still room for improvements (if not hashrate then maybe power consumption) but at least this is a good start. So like i said, those are some quick/fast tests via teamviewer, didn’t had the chance to play more with the settings or bios for too long, but we god some good results, i am pretty happy with. The max hashrate i could get is 30.2 Mh/s on Ethereum and on dual 30 Mh/s Ethereum, 870 Mh/s for Decred and 300 Mh/s on Pascalcoin, with 130w – 150w power consumption. I know a lot of you guys were waiting for this post but i was really busy testing other cards from 500 series and also building frames for rigs. as is? Do I need to change anything else other than the state voltages?Īnd for evaluating performance, is clock speed something I should mainly be looking at? What are the optimal levels I should be aiming to reach by the time I reach the lowest voltages I can?Īny tips would be appreciated, thanks in advance.I had the chance to make a quick mining hashrate test on Sapphire Nitro+ Rx 580 8GB GPU (thanks to Novan), after few tries and a bit of research i have found the best timings for this card, at least for now. For example, should I keep things like power/temp limit, frequency, etc. I guess the two things I need advice on is how to properly monitor my increase/decrease in performance, and if I need to make any other changes when undervolting. I've lowered it down twice now (around -20 each time), and I can tell that the games feel more stable in FPS and fan noise, but the temps are still reaching around 81-82C. I've been using the Heaven benchmark, but I've mainly been playing demanding games to test the GPU's stability. 
I'm using MSI Afterburner (because I liked their OSD), and my current voltage changes are as follows: I've been getting upwards of 85C in demanding games, and the fan noise was too loud for my liking.
I'm new to undervolting/PC building in general, and I'm trying to figure out how to properly undervolt my RX 580.
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