Since the tensor cores are designed for 4 x 4 MATRIX FP16 operations, the question is "can they be used for mining at all?".
Gaming Volta cards will be lower core and/or smaller/slower RAM - just like when the original Titan was introduced on Pascal, then the 10xx cards followed it.
Core clocks might be a little higher on the smaller cards though, like in the Pascal line (lots less cores generating heat allowing for higher clocks).
Topic: Gaze in wonder the Nvidia Titan V has launched. (Volta) (Read 3192 times)
We need optimized mining software for this card. Even if you manage to mine successfully with the existing mining software, the "Tensor" cores are idling so you dont use the full potential of the silicone, wasting money. I think the "big fishes" will be interested in this card once they get hold of an optimized miners for this card.
The thing is once consumer Volta comes out we will find out if Volta is actually any good at mining. Chances are more consumer oriented cards will hash faster than this and will be cheaper. Even if “gaming” Volta cards are slower, you’ll likely be able to buy more for less money than a single Titan V. More of a toy right now than anything. 
BBT where is the damn review?
We need optimized mining software for this card. Even if you manage to mine successfully with the existing mining software, the "Tensor" cores are idling so you dont use the full potential of the silicone, wasting money. I think the "big fishes" will be interested in this card once they get hold of an optimized miners for this card.
What brave soul will put this card to the test and reveal its potentially mega hashrate??
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/titan/titan-v/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/titan/titan-v/
https://twitter.com/BitsBeTrippin/status/939031211233525760
It has been done, it will be tested this weekend ... Live for all of you.
Good job on spending $3200+ for the Titan. Was looking forward to watching someone
Its always a sad day for miners when new cards get released 
but it is also fun, one has do decidide, DO WE CONTINUE?! YES!
New card means fun putting together a new rig! but it is also fun, one has do decidide, DO WE CONTINUE?! YES!What brave soul will put this card to the test and reveal its potentially mega hashrate??
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/titan/titan-v/
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/titan/titan-v/
https://twitter.com/BitsBeTrippin/status/939031211233525760
It has been done, it will be tested this weekend ... Live for all of you.
Weekend almost over, how's it coming BBT?
Its always a sad day for miners when new cards get released but it is also fun, one has do decidide, DO WE CONTINUE?! YES!
but it is also fun, one has do decidide, DO WE CONTINUE?! YES! Are they seriously already launching the new line and making our cards obsolete so fast?? We're not really threatened by the Titan X due to the price, but if the rest of the Volta line comes out we're screwed.
What do you mean so fast? The 10 series is a year and a half old. Maybe Nvidia should just stop releasing new products so that some miners won't have obsolete cards....
My best 1080Ti card does 754 Sol/S @ 3.72 Sol/W while consuming 208 Watts (Max power on that card is 330 Watts - MSI Sea Hawk EK)
If this new volta is twice as efficient at the same power level, is it conceivable that it would be able to do about 1,500 Sol/S @ 7.44 Sol/W?
If so, I'd gladly pay $1,500 for such a card, but not $3,000.
If this new volta is twice as efficient at the same power level, is it conceivable that it would be able to do about 1,500 Sol/S @ 7.44 Sol/W?
If so, I'd gladly pay $1,500 for such a card, but not $3,000.
That's weird. The math says that should be 3.625, not 3.72.
Regardless, 208w saved per hour would come out to $19/mo in electric savings. That'd take 7 years to bridge the price difference between what you're willing to pay vs what it costs.
We might as well wait until March/April when the consumer level volta cards are released.
Are they seriously already launching the new line and making our cards obsolete so fast?? We're not really threatened by the Titan X due to the price, but if the rest of the Volta line comes out we're screwed.
Sometime NEXT YEAR for the rest of the Volta line - that timeline was pushed back some as they ORIGINALLY had said "4Q 2017" for Volta line release.
I'd wait for a 1180 ti (or 2080 ti, whichever they decide to call it) as the Titan V is WAY too bloody expen$$$$ive to mine on - like ALL "new release" Titans have been.
I'd also bet that the Volta line will be more like 20% more efficient at best - it's NOT a new node, just an enhancement on the current 14/16nm node.
The Pascal Tesla was also HBM - but that didn't trickle down even as far as the Pascal-based Titans.
I'm not sure if this is a good thing or not that the Volta-based Titan is HBM.
Also, that 110 TFLOP figure is for HALF PRECISION 4x4 matrix math on the AI part, the REAL TFlop figure is 13.8 SINGLE precision and 6.9 DOUBLE precision (both noticeably better than the Titan Xp much less the 1080 ti).
My best 1080Ti card does 754 Sol/S @ 3.72 Sol/W while consuming 208 Watts (Max power on that card is 330 Watts - MSI Sea Hawk EK)
If this new volta is twice as efficient at the same power level, is it conceivable that it would be able to do about 1,500 Sol/S @ 7.44 Sol/W?
If so, I'd gladly pay $1,500 for such a card, but not $3,000.
If this new volta is twice as efficient at the same power level, is it conceivable that it would be able to do about 1,500 Sol/S @ 7.44 Sol/W?
If so, I'd gladly pay $1,500 for such a card, but not $3,000.
Just ordered 12 pcs for my two new rigs 
the specs are the same of the tesla v100 (based as well on volta) so dont expect great numbers... approx 2000 h/s on xmr for a 3k usd card.... meh...
Well either way its a a sign Volta standard gpu is not too far off for us mining geeks.
the specs are the same of the tesla v100 (based as well on volta) so dont expect great numbers... approx 2000 h/s on xmr for a 3k usd card.... meh...
I bought one and it crashed hard when i tried to run gorillas.bas program.
Will be interesting to see the first test results. They should be good, but not "6x-Vega-good". Obviously not a retail oriented card, so the real candidates for RX series replacement will naturally be the GTX versions.
The problem with the 6x vega statement is trying to find 6x vega these days
Will be interesting to see the first test results. They should be good, but not "6x-Vega-good". Obviously not a retail oriented card, so the real candidates for RX series replacement will naturally be the GTX versions.
But can it run crysis?
Possibly yes, but i heard it runs minesweeper in 4k at 900 FPS.
But can it run crysis?
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