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Radeon RX 5700 Mining Profitability Calculator
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Profitability Analysis
Here you can see a detailed analysis of miner profitability, updated in real-time.
| Period | Revenue | Expense | Profit |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Daily
|
$0.54 | $0.27 |
$0.27
|
|
Monthly
|
$16.11 | $8.06 |
$8.05
|
|
Yearly
|
$196.02 | $98.11 |
$97.91
|
Radeon RX 5700 — Hardware Overview
Learn more about this GPU, including its specifications, performance, and mining capabilities.
The AMD Radeon RX 5700 stands as a disciplined instrument where silicon precision meets the restless ambition of miners: a GPU conceived on RDNA foundations, introduced in July 2019, that arrays 2304 stream processors beneath a base clock of 1465 MHz and a boost of up to 1725 MHz, paired with 8 GB of GDDR6 memory clocked at 14 Gbps across a 256-bit interface to yield 448 GB/s of raw bandwidth-specifications that explain, in cold numbers, why its computational profile is attractive for a range of proof-of-work algorithms. In practical mining terms the card demonstrates notable versatility: for Ethash it has been measured in the field at roughly 50.46 MH/s with power draw typically in the range of about 106 to 130 watts depending on overclock and voltage tuning, while for KawPow it sits near 23.00 MH/s at approximately 160 watts; these figures sketch a device that can be nudged toward higher throughput or leaned into efficiency depending on how thermal limits, power caps and memory timings are managed. The paradox at the heart of the RX 5700 is constructive: it is simultaneously a brute calculator and a tuning platform-memory timing adjustments, moderate core undervolt combined with aggressive memory clocks, and careful fan curve calibration often yield materially improved hashrates per watt without destabilizing the system-so the effective performance you harvest is as much an outcome of firmware and driver choices as it is of raw hardware. For deployment this implies clear vectors of attention: stable cooling to keep sustained clocks from folding back, conservative power-limits to trim wastage, and the willingness to iterate on memory straps and driver versions to find the best algorithm-specific sweet spot; when those domains meet, the card rewards with a competitive edge that balances throughput and energy cost. Moreover, its 8 GB framebuffer preserves relevance across several modern algorithms and coins that still demand substantial memory headroom, making the RX 5700 not merely a short-term tool but a pragmatic compromise between contemporary algorithmic demands and the operational realities of mining rigs-an engine where precision engineering and hands-on optimization converge to turn architectural clarity into sustained computational productivity.
Mineable Coins
All cryptocurrencies that can be mined with this GPU across different algorithms.
|
Coin
|
Algorithm
|
Hashrate | Power | Price |
Block Time
Reward
|
Network HR
Difficulty
|
Income
Expense
|
Daily Profit
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Zclassic
ZCL
|
EquihashZero | 30.00 Sol/s | 140 W | $0.9343 |
75
s
0.39
ZCL
|
23.49
kSol/s
215.00
|
$0.54
$0.27
|
$0.27
|
Gemlink
GLINK
|
Zhash | 46.00 Sol/s | 140 W | $0.0025 |
61
s
8.40
GLINK
|
2.98
kSol/s
22.00
|
$0.45
$0.27
|
$0.18
|
Evrmore
EVR
|
EvrProgPow | 18.00 MH/s | 150 W | $0.0000 |
60
s
1.25K
EVR
|
1.17
GH/s
16.00
|
$0.33
$0.29
|
$0.05
|
Iron Fish
IRON
|
FishHash | 33.50 MH/s | 120 W | $0.0745 |
60
s
17.25
IRON
|
265.97
GH/s
15.96
T
|
$0.23
$0.23
|
$0.00
|
BitcoinZ
BTCZ
|
Zhash | 46.00 Sol/s | 140 W | $0.0000 |
151
s
3.13K
BTCZ
|
9.41
kSol/s
173.00
|
$0.27
$0.27
|
$0.00
|
NiceHash-FishHash
NiceHash
|
FishHash | 33.50 MH/s | 120 W | — |
—
—
|
—
—
|
$0.23
$0.23
|
$0.00
|
Neoxa
NEOX
|
KawPow | 23.00 MH/s | 160 W | $0.0002 |
62
s
500.00
NEOX
|
9.02
GH/s
130.00
|
$0.30
$0.31
|
$-0.01
|
Firo
FIRO
|
FiroPow | 21.50 MH/s | 160 W | $1.1000 |
161
s
0.31
FIRO
|
13.53
GH/s
507.00
|
$0.29
$0.31
|
$-0.01
|
Vertcoin
VTC
|
Verthash | 820.00 KH/s | 130 W | $0.0437 |
149
s
6.25
VTC
|
641.45
MH/s
22.00
|
$0.20
$0.25
|
$-0.05
|
Aeternity
AE
|
CuckooCycle | 3.80 G/s | 90 W | $0.0058 |
182
s
32.97
AE
|
2.78
kG/s
506.40
K
|
$0.12
$0.17
|
$-0.05
|
Ergo
ERG
|
Autolykos | 100.00 MH/s | 130 W | $0.3239 |
118
s
3.23
ERG
|
491.60
GH/s
58.01
T
|
$0.16
$0.25
|
$-0.09
|
BLOCX.
BLOCX
|
Autolykos | 100.00 MH/s | 130 W | $0.0126 |
62
s
22.88
BLOCX
|
275.49
GH/s
3.98
K
|
$0.15
$0.25
|
$-0.10
⚠ Stale data
|
Beam
BEAM
|
BeamHashIII | 24.00 Sol/s | 140 W | $0.0120 |
60
s
25.01
BEAM
|
63.02
kSol/s
3.78
M
|
$0.16
$0.27
|
$-0.10
|
|
NiceHash-Autolykos
NiceHash
|
Autolykos | 100.00 MH/s | 130 W | — |
—
—
|
—
—
|
$0.13
$0.25
|
$-0.12
|
|
NiceHash-KawPow
NiceHash
|
KawPow | 23.00 MH/s | 160 W | — |
—
—
|
—
—
|
$0.17
$0.31
|
$-0.14
|
GPU Mining Profitability Calculator
Real-time earnings for Radeon RX 5700 — live profit, power cost, and best coin
Your Radeon RX 5700 is currently earning $0.27/day mining Zclassic on the EquihashZero algorithm at 30.00 Sol/s. It consumes 140W, costing $0.27/day — electricity rate: $0.080/kWh. This GPU supports 17 algorithms, letting you switch coins instantly based on live profitability. MinerCompare updates all data in real-time — network hashrate, block rewards, coin prices — so you always mine the most profitable option. Whether you're running one card or a full rig, get accurate daily, monthly, and yearly profit estimates in your local currency. Start mining smarter with MinerCompare.
Your Profit Breakdown
Daily, monthly, and yearly earnings with this GPU
Electricity Cost Breakdown
At $0.080/kWh
GPU Generations
Evolution of graphics cards throughout the years, with the current generation highlighted for reference.
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11 GPUsMost Profitable Coin Right Now
Live data based on your electricity cost and network conditions
Zclassic
Algorithm: EquihashZero
24h Price Change: +3.80%
Radeon RX 5700 Mining Profit Calculator — How to Use It
One GPU can mine many different coins. Here is how to read the table above and find which ones are actually worth mining right now.
Check the top summary card
The card above already shows your Radeon RX 5700 single most profitable coin and algorithm right now, along with daily income, electricity cost, and net profit at your current rate.
Scan the Mineable Coins table
Every row is one algorithm this GPU can mine: its hashrate, power draw, the coin's price, block reward, and network difficulty, plus the income, electricity expense, and daily profit for that specific coin.
Look for profit above $0
Out of every coin this GPU can technically mine, usually only a handful are actually profitable at your electricity rate at any given moment. Sort by Daily Profit to see those first.
Switch coins as prices move
Because this data updates continuously, the most profitable coin can change day to day. Check back or bookmark this page to keep mining whichever coin currently pays best on this hardware.
A single Radeon RX 5700 is general-purpose hardware, so unlike an ASIC miner built for one algorithm, it can technically mine dozens of different coins across multiple algorithms. That does not mean all of them are worth mining: at any given electricity rate, most of those coins will show a negative or near-zero daily profit once power costs are subtracted, while only a small number stay clearly profitable. This Radeon RX 5700 mining profitability calculator recalculates every row in the table above using live coin prices, current network difficulty, and block rewards, so the handful of coins showing genuine daily profit above $0 are the ones actually worth pointing your hashrate at right now, not a static list from months ago.
Frequently Asked Questions
Radeon RX 5700 — everything you need to know about mining with it.
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