Dashboard

XMR$605.03BTC$77,122≈ 127 XMRETH$2,258≈ 3.73 XMRSOL$92.38≈ 0.1527 XMRLTC$53.94≈ 0.0892 XMRDOGE$0.0743≈ 0.000123 XMRXTM$0.001276≈ 0.00000211 XMR

AMD EPYC 9654 96-Core Processor

Socket SP5 XMRig leaderboard Compare

207 community submissions averaged into the leaderboard row, normalized to one physical chip using this model's core count. Charts below break that median apart by real rig configs.

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Per chip (median)

92.4 kH/s

2× in the average machine

Whole machine

184.8 kH/s

384 threads reported

Per chip spec

96 cores

192 threads/chip

Rigs cached

207

1/2 socket machines

Per-thread spread

Every cached community rig for this chip, bucketed by hashrate per mining thread.

How the rigs are built

Every cached submission grouped by the real socket count XMRig reported for that machine — the same signal we use to normalize whole-machine leaderboard rows back to one chip.

Memory channels populated per socket

Median per-thread hashrate by how many DIMM channels the rig actually filled — RandomX rewards full population. Boards without slot-level DIMM data are excluded.

Lane speed vs lane volume

Every cached rig as one dot: DIMM speed on x, per-thread hashrate on y, colored by populated memory channels per socket. Same silicon, different memory configs — the spread is the memory tax (or dividend).

What the fleet runs

Boards and memory part numbers reported by the community rigs behind the charts above — the exact hardware this chip is actually mined on.