You must analise the ROI, i guess that gaming gpu is better for mining.
In my country i built my mining rig with 8x AMD RX less than $3000 and my country everything is expensive.
With this rig i can mine 230mh/s(ethhash), 6200h/s(cryptonight) and i didnt fine tune yet.
Topic: Desktop / Gaming GPU vs Workstation GPU in mining (Read 84 times)
Gaming GPUs have long been proven to be more effective for mining. Thats why gamers are mad at miners.
However, if you get hands on a good workstation designed for rendering, some workload GPUs like the TITAN V are much better monsters for mining.
It all boils down to what graphics card the computer has. The best thing to do will be to do dig into the computer specs and find out.
However, if you get hands on a good workstation designed for rendering, some workload GPUs like the TITAN V are much better monsters for mining.
It all boils down to what graphics card the computer has. The best thing to do will be to do dig into the computer specs and find out.
Well, you can't blame gamers to become mad at miners as they are to be blamed for graphics cards big price increase we are experiencing these days. And not only price increase but shortage, or short supply reportedly due to miners buying-frenzy (mostly in bulk) to build mining rigs.
Gaming GPUs have long been proven to be more effective for mining. Thats why gamers are mad at miners.
However, if you get hands on a good workstation designed for rendering, some workload GPUs like the TITAN V are much better monsters for mining.
It all boils down to what graphics card the computer has. The best thing to do will be to do dig into the computer specs and find out.
However, if you get hands on a good workstation designed for rendering, some workload GPUs like the TITAN V are much better monsters for mining.
It all boils down to what graphics card the computer has. The best thing to do will be to do dig into the computer specs and find out.
Workstation gpu is not more reliable than gaming gpu. They just have different components that favour the type of work needed.
Gaming gpu is generally better than workstation gpu. If you take account the price it's hands down easy to choose the 1080ti.
Gaming gpu is generally better than workstation gpu. If you take account the price it's hands down easy to choose the 1080ti.
GPUs designed for gaming have typically been better at mining as far as hashrate goes. Once you factor in the higher cost of professional GPUs they are not a very attractive option from a miner's perspective.
Which is more suitable for mining, Desktop / Gaming GPU or Workstation GPU? Which is a better investment?
Desktop / Gaming GPU: optimized for gaming, good at peak performance, price is cheaper for the same performance but reliability is lower, reliably drops if running at peak rate for extended time.
Workstation GPU: optimized for 3D rendering / CAD / scientific applications, more durable, can run at peak rate for days without error, much more expensive for the same performance, but better reliability.
How about their efficiency in running different crypto algorithms, and in terms of hash rate / power consumption?
Desktop / Gaming GPU: optimized for gaming, good at peak performance, price is cheaper for the same performance but reliability is lower, reliably drops if running at peak rate for extended time.
Workstation GPU: optimized for 3D rendering / CAD / scientific applications, more durable, can run at peak rate for days without error, much more expensive for the same performance, but better reliability.
How about their efficiency in running different crypto algorithms, and in terms of hash rate / power consumption?
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