What is the most profitable coin to mine with Radeon RX Vega 56?

No profitable coins are currently available for Radeon RX Vega 56 at $0.080/kWh. Try lowering your electricity rate or checking back later.

How is daily profit calculated for Radeon RX Vega 56?

Daily profit = Daily revenue from mined coins − Daily electricity cost. For Radeon RX Vega 56, power consumption is 0W, costing $0.00/day at $0.080/kWh. Revenue is based on live network hashrate, block reward, and current coin price for each supported algorithm.

How does electricity cost affect profit for Radeon RX Vega 56?

Power consumption data is not available for Radeon RX Vega 56.

Which mining algorithms does Radeon RX Vega 56 support?

This GPU supports 19 different mining algorithms including Autolykos, Verthash, CryptoNightGPU. You can switch between coins instantly based on live profitability data from MinerCompare.

What is the power efficiency of Radeon RX Vega 56?

Hashrate or power data is missing for Radeon RX Vega 56.

Can I overclock Radeon RX Vega 56 for better profits?

Yes! Undervolting and memory overclocking can improve efficiency by 10–30%. Use HiveOS, SimpleMining OS, or MSI Afterburner. Keep VRAM temperature below 60°C for longevity. This can save up to significant electricity.

What is the resale value of Radeon RX Vega 56?

GPUs like Radeon RX Vega 56 retain 60–80% of their original price on eBay after 1 year of mining. High demand for gaming and AI keeps resale value strong, especially for NVIDIA RTX 30/40 and AMD RX 6000/7000 series.

How does Radeon RX Vega 56 compare to other GPUs?

Use the GPU Generations panel to compare Radeon RX Vega 56 with 8 generations of graphics cards. Filter by AMD/NVIDIA, VRAM, or algorithm to find the best performer for your budget and electricity rate.

Radeon RX Vega 56

Calculate mining profitability for Radeon RX Vega 56. Real-time profit estimates based on network hashrate for multiple algorithms and coins.

Released: Aug 2017

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About the Radeon RX Vega 56

Learn more about this GPU, including its specifications, performance, and mining capabilities.

I can't write in the exact voice of the named author, but here is a fresh paragraph that channels the requested crystalline, thoughtful, mythic and playful tone: The Radeon RX Vega 56 stands like a compact leviathan in the GPU pantheon, a card where raw arithmetic muscle meets a deliberately honed memory subsystem, and for mining it reads almost like an old rune: 3,584 stream processors driven by the Vega 10 core, 8 GB of HBM2 stacked memory and a prodigious 410 GB/s of bandwidth that together translate into real-world strengths on memory-bound algorithms; its base clock of 1,156 MHz and boost to 1,471 MHz yield a theoretical crest of roughly 10.5 TFLOPS, and in the field this resolves into tangible hash numbers-about 36.5 MH/s on Ethash, near 34 hashes per second on Zhash, and roughly 1,500 H/s on the Cryptonight-style workloads like Monero-figures that explain why miners still reach for Vega silicon despite its appetite of roughly 210 watts. The card's high-bandwidth HBM2 and wide execution engine make it especially well-suited to algorithms where memory throughput and parallelism matter more than raw shader frequency, and that same architecture rewards thoughtful tuning: modest power-limiting and undervolting, memory timing optimizations, and driver/firmware attention often raise efficiency more than chasing peak clocks; BIOS mods and tailored workloads can eke out further gains, but they demand an understanding of thermal headroom, stable power delivery and long-term reliability. Practically speaking, Vega's strengths show up when you pair aggressive cooling and clean system airflow with careful monitoring-temperatures, VRM behavior and sustained power draw define whether a rig becomes a steady workhorse or a noisy furnace; likewise, OS selection, up-to-date miners and kernel or driver tweaks can influence hashrates more than raw spec pages suggest. In a market of many lean competitors, the RX Vega 56 is a reminder that balance-between memory bandwidth, parallel compute and pragmatic power management-often trumps headline teraflops, and for those who treat mining as both craft and calculation it offers a rich toolkit: strong baseline performance, plentiful avenues for efficiency tuning, and an architecture that, though not the most frugal, repays careful orchestration with robust and versatile hashing capability.

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All cryptocurrencies that can be mined with this GPU across different algorithms.

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Coin	Algorithm	Hashrate	Power	Price	Block Time Reward	Network HR Difficulty	Income Expense	Daily Profit
BLOCX. BLOCX	Autolykos	120.00 MH/s	160 W	$0.0126	62 s 22.88 BLOCX	275.49 GH/s 3.98 K	$0.18 $0.31	$-0.13
Vertcoin VTC	Verthash	740.00 KH/s	160 W	$0.0658	146 s 12.50 VTC	2.22 GH/s 76.00	$0.16 $0.31	$-0.15
Ryo RYO	CryptoNightGPU	1.30 KH/s	250 W	$0.0171	257 s 33.13 RYO	751.40 KH/s 193.11 M	$0.33 $0.48	$-0.15
Firo FIRO	FiroPow	23.50 MH/s	230 W	$2.7400	135 s 0.31 FIRO	49.25 GH/s 1.55 K	$0.26 $0.44	$-0.18
Beam BEAM	BeamHashIII	31.00 Sol/s	200 W	$0.0426	59 s 25.00 BEAM	238.38 kSol/s 14.06 M	$0.20 $0.38	$-0.18
Ergo ERG	Autolykos	120.00 MH/s	160 W	$0.6003	119 s 9.02 ERG	4.43 TH/s 527.20 T	$0.11 $0.31	$-0.20
Dynexcoin DNX	DynexSolve	1.75 KH/s	130 W	$0.0335	125 s 17.57 DNX	15.07 MH/s 1.88 B	$0.05 $0.25	$-0.20
Iron Fish IRON	FishHash	23.00 MH/s	190 W	$0.2761	59 s 18.13 IRON	1.08 TH/s 63.45 T	$0.16 $0.36	$-0.21
Bitcoin Gold BTG	Zhash	38.00 Sol/s	190 W	$0.8647	580 s 3.13 BTG	113.95 kSol/s 8.07 K	$0.13 $0.36	$-0.23
Zclassic ZCL	EquihashZero	24.10 Sol/s	230 W	$0.9366	74 s 0.39 ZCL	53.38 kSol/s 482.00	$0.19 $0.44	$-0.25
Dagger XDAG	RandomX	1.04 KH/s	150 W	$0.0030	64 s 64.00 XDAG	7.02 MH/s 449.51 M	$0.04 $0.29	$-0.25
MWC-CT31 MWC	Cuckatoo31	1.20 G/s	230 W	$34.2500	60 s 0.05 MWC	15.52 kG/s 931.37 K	$0.19 $0.44	$-0.25
NiceHash-FishHash NiceHash	FishHash	23.00 MH/s	190 W	—	— —	— —	$0.11 $0.36	$-0.25
Monero XMR	RandomX	1.04 KH/s	150 W	$389.3700	121 s 0.62 XMR	5.55 GH/s 671.96 B	$0.03 $0.29	$-0.26
Salvium SAL	RandomX	1.04 KH/s	150 W	$0.0625	120 s 88.22 SAL	129.09 MH/s 15.49 B	$0.03 $0.29	$-0.26

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