Hashrate for AMD Radeon Pro SSG

[Chick3nman]

It is NOT VRAM. It is an extended frame buffer for loading/unloading large files when processing. This should be obvious by the 8x PCI-E lanes that the SSD literally hogs to itself to load/unload said large files from the system. And I have no idea what CPU you are running but if you are only seeing 4-8h/s on a modern, high performance CPU, you shouldn't expect anything even close to 5,000h/s from a GPU. Expect a maximum in the hundreds of hashes per second, across multiple(8+) GPUs in one system. A 1080Ti can do like 45h/s MAX per card on the higher default scrypt settings for ether wallets. And at least the 1080Ti can keep itself cool. Don't forget that the SSG is an AMD VEGA64 under the hood. As nice as they look on bursty benchmark, be prepared to lose like half that speed after it heats up and starts throttling.

I will say this again: Gather some CPUs into a cluster and you will come out ahead in damn near every way.