
AMD Vega 64 Specifications :
- Compute Units : 64 nCU
- Stream Processors : 4096
- Texture Units : 256
- Transistor Count : 12.5B
- Base Frequency : 1247
- Boost Frequency : 1546
- Memory Type : HBM2
- Memory Interface : 2048-bit
- Memory Bandwidth : 484 GB/s
- Peak Pixel Fill-Rate : 98.9 GP/s
- Peak Texture Fill-Rate : 395.8 GT/s
- Memory Data Rate : 1.9 Gbps
- Memory Speed : 945 MHz
- Memory Size : 8GB

- Ethereum Mining Hashrate : 34 MH/s
OverClocking Hashrate : 40 MH/s
- Zcash Mining Hashrate : 425 sol/s
OverClocking Hashrate : 475 sol/s
- Monero Mining Hashrate : 1750 H/S
OverClocking Hashrate : 1950 H/S
- KECCAK Mining Hashrate : 793.70 MH/s
- DaggerHashimoto [ EtHash : (ETH) & (ETC) ] Mining Hashrate : 39.69 MH/s
- Decred (DCR) Mining Hashrate : 2.78 GH/s
- Cryptonight [ (XMR) & (XDN) ] Mining Hashrate : 1.3 kH/s
- CryptoNightV7 Mining Hashrate : 1.3 KH/s
- Lbry ( LBC ) Mining Hashrate : 0.32 GH/s
- Equihash [ (ZEC – ZEN – ZCL) & (BTG) & (KMD) & (HUSH) ] Mining Hashrate : 505.92 Sol/s
- Pascal [ (PASC) & (PASL) ] Mining Hashrate : 1.72 GH/s
- X11GOST [ Sibcoin (SIB) ] Mining Hashrate : 12.8 MH/s
- SIACOIN (SC) Mining Hashrate : 0.01 GH/s
AMD Radeon Vega 64 OverClocking Settings :
- Voltage : -20%
- Core : 1500
- Memory : 1100
Power Consumption : 295 Watt/Per Hour
Price : 650-750$
If you minimize clock (-14%) and minimize power consumption (-50%) and OC memory (1075mhz) also activate HBCC at minimize setting (around 12gb), I get average and a consistent 38MH/s mining ETH at 150w.
last driver 21.2.3 1100Mhz GPU Clock, 1137Mhz DDR5, GPU@900mV 150W GPU Power and 45MH/s
Hmmm confused am I…without much sweat I am getting 45.75 average Mh’s with TR on my Vega64 LQ and using less than 150W. Did I just get lucky or is it because it is Liquid Cooled version? FYI first-round settings are 995 Mhz Core Clock @ 930mv with VRAM at 1150 @ 950mv (set but I believe that does its own thing). The fan is spinning at 1135rpm (on the AIO) and the temp is 44c
Now I will start to tinker and see if I can get more Hash or less power….since this was a random dialled-in value set – pretty much a thumb-suck