Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G
 | Outdated Product A specialized graphics card for performing cryptographic calculations used for cryptocurrency mining. It differs from standard video cards by the lack of support for multi-monitor configurations; there is a single Dual-Link DVI digital interface port for connecting a monitor. It is equipped with a high-quality two-fan and two-slot cooling system based on heat pipes. The durable and dust resistant (IPX5) fans use a double ball bearing rotation assembly and their performance profiles are optimized for long-term high load operation. The Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G graphics card is based on the AMD Polaris 10 GPU which is equipped with 2048 stream processors. GDDR5-memory of the device with a volume of 4 GB and a 256-bit interface operates at a frequency of up to 7 GHz. The base frequen...cy of the GPU is 925 MHz, in boost mode it increases to 1205 MHz, which is close to the reference values. Estimated performance for Ethereum mining is 31.1 MH/s, for Zcash mining 261.9 sol/s, for bitcoin calculations 496.2 1 MH/s. The graphics card consumes up to 120 W of electrical power and is equipped with an additional PCIe 8-pin connector. |
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Designed for mining. Has only one video output.
A specialized graphics card for performing cryptographic calculations used for cryptocurrency mining. It differs from standard video cards by the lack of support for multi-monitor configurations; there is a single Dual-Link DVI digital interface port for connecting a monitor. It is equipped with a high-quality two-fan and two-slot cooling system based on heat pipes. The durable and dust resistant (IPX5) fans use a double ball bearing rotation assembly and their performance profiles are optimized for long-term high load operation.
The Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G graphics card is based on the AMD Polaris 10 GPU which is equipped with 2048 stream processors. GDDR5-memory of the device with a volume of 4 GB and a 256-bit interface operates at a frequency of up to 7 GHz. The base frequency of the GPU is 925 MHz, in boost mode it increases to 1205 MHz, which is close to the reference values. Estimated performance for Ethereum mining is 31.1 MH/s, for Zcash mining 261.9 sol/s, for bitcoin calculations 496.2 1 MH/s. The graphics card consumes up to 120 W of electrical power and is equipped with an additional PCIe 8-pin connector.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G is a graphics card designed primarily for mining, featuring a 4GB GDDR5 memory and a 256-bit memory bus. It offers good performance and low temperatures, making it suitable for light gaming and video editing. However, it has several drawbacks, including noisy operation, limited connectivity with only one DVI-D port, and a short 3-month warranty. Many users reported issues with the card's durability, with some experiencing failures shortly after purchase, often related to the power system and capacitors. While it can run modern games at decent frame rates, potential buyers should be cautious of its mining origins and the possibility of early failure. Despite its attractive price, the card may not be the best choice for gaming due to its weak power system and limited warranty.
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Well, seems okay. This is my first graphics card, and I don't know what to compare it with (by the way, that comment of mine saying "meh, ...", turns out it was my mistake). -Beautiful -Price - Time spent  ChERNYY: use Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G more than year |
Bought a card to assemble with a Ryzen 3 3100 and so far it's performing well. Playing games like GTA 5, Destiny 2, Dota 2 on high settings is not a problem. In Far Cry 5, it runs at 60-90 FPS on low and 50-60 on high, but there are occasional freezes. Overall, it's worth its 8k. Performance, heats up to a maximum of 55 degrees, quiet You will have to buy additional adapters if the old monitor cannot fit into all cases use Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G few months |
The video card is good in every respect. In almost all modern games, it delivers 60-50 fps, which is a mix of medium and high settings. For example, it gives what I consider to be playable 50 fps on high settings in Metro Exodus. I haven't tested Cyberpunk yet since I haven't purchased it, but overall it doesn't overheat much and performs well. The warranty is only 3 months, but I hope it doesn't fail. I would also like to explain to people that this is a mining card, so you shouldn't expect 120 fps in games. Performance, doesn't get too hot, 50-60 fps in modern games Warranty 3 months, only one connectable monitor use Asus Radeon RX 470 MINING-RX470-4G less than month |
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