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Topic: Mining performance of Nvidia RTX 2080 Series (Read 9715 times)

newbie
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October 31, 2018, 01:39:49 PM
Seems at current price levels RTX series is unprofitable at all. Maybe later we will see the using of tensor cores in mining and corresponding increase of hashrate. But now GTX1080ti is a better choice of Nvidia GPUs for mining.

If your electricity price is over $0.15/kWh, it is not profitable to mine ETH with 1080ti.
legendary
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Seems at current price levels RTX series is unprofitable at all.

It's not that the RTX series is UNprofitable, it's that it has a lower profit-to-cost ratio than the older 10xx series.

I don't understand why Nvidia went crazy-high on the pricing on the 20xx series, seems like they're shooting themselves in the foot to a large degree with that decision for such a small improvement in performance to their MAIN market (Gaming).
jr. member
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The free Eth pill might work on the upcoming 1060Ti (DDR5x). It owuld be fun if that card would beat the RTX 2080 on Ethash Smiley , but in Feb it might be irrelevant, if ETH goes ProgPow.
Are you sure ETH will go ProgPow?
In this hobby/business filled with scammers and other type of lo-lifes you cannot be sure of anything (until you have FIAT in your hand). That's why I used "might" and "if".
ProgPow rewards core clock and power a lot more that ethash so power draw will increase.
full member
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Seems at current price levels RTX series is unprofitable at all. Maybe later we will see the using of tensor cores in mining and corresponding increase of hashrate. But now GTX1080ti is a better choice of Nvidia GPUs for mining.
member
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The free Eth pill might work on the upcoming 1060Ti (DDR5x). It owuld be fun if that card would beat the RTX 2080 on Ethash Smiley , but in Feb it might be irrelevant, if ETH goes ProgPow.

Are you sure ETH will go ProgPow?
member
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The free Eth pill might work on the upcoming 1060Ti (DDR5x). It owuld be fun if that card would beat the RTX 2080 on Ethash Smiley , but in Feb it might be irrelevant, if ETH goes ProgPow.

thats the first interesting post this thread has seen in a long time.

but whether the pill works or not will depend on if the pill checks the memory type of the cards, or if it checks the model name of the card. if it's the former, it might not work at all when it sees a 1060 and assumes it can't be used. since the pill was made before this GDDR5X 1060 existed.
jr. member
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The free Eth pill might work on the upcoming 1060Ti (DDR5x). It owuld be fun if that card would beat the RTX 2080 on Ethash Smiley , but in Feb it might be irrelevant, if ETH goes ProgPow.
sr. member
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Healing Galing
considering that mining is UNPROFITABLE RIGHT NOW

Interesting theory, but I'm still making enough to live on from mostly GPU mining.
Profitability IS down to where only folks with very cheap electric are making any money though.

With that said, I don't see the announced RTX 2070, 2080, or 2080 ti being good mining cards vs the 10xx series at their VERY HIGH PRICE, especially with the older cards starting to drop to pricing at or below where they were at 2 years ago before the big cryptocoin price runup happened - and the move of Bitmain, Innosilicon and others to put ASIC into most of what used to be the more popular GPU mined coins hasn't helped that any.

It will be interesting to see how these newer cards perform on Folding (which CAN be mined indirectly), but I suspect they're not going to be price/performance competitive even there.



I bet you that there will be a crazy new ETH pill available for RTX series. With the pill, I expect some crazy hashrates from 2080Ti.


Even if it doubles the hashrate of RTX, still it won't be profitable to mine. Maybe you can generate a minimum of $2 a day. With a constant increase in hashrate every month, and ASIC's invading other algos, there won't be any reason to mine in GPU. There will be few coins. Try looking at X16r algo RVN coin.
full member
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considering that mining is UNPROFITABLE RIGHT NOW

Interesting theory, but I'm still making enough to live on from mostly GPU mining.
Profitability IS down to where only folks with very cheap electric are making any money though.

With that said, I don't see the announced RTX 2070, 2080, or 2080 ti being good mining cards vs the 10xx series at their VERY HIGH PRICE, especially with the older cards starting to drop to pricing at or below where they were at 2 years ago before the big cryptocoin price runup happened - and the move of Bitmain, Innosilicon and others to put ASIC into most of what used to be the more popular GPU mined coins hasn't helped that any.

It will be interesting to see how these newer cards perform on Folding (which CAN be mined indirectly), but I suspect they're not going to be price/performance competitive even there.



I bet you that there will be a crazy new ETH pill available for RTX series. With the pill, I expect some crazy hashrates from 2080Ti.

I would not assume that at all as you have no good explanation .No eth pill for  1070, 1070 ti . So their is a risk of it never happening.
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
considering that mining is UNPROFITABLE RIGHT NOW

Interesting theory, but I'm still making enough to live on from mostly GPU mining.
Profitability IS down to where only folks with very cheap electric are making any money though.

With that said, I don't see the announced RTX 2070, 2080, or 2080 ti being good mining cards vs the 10xx series at their VERY HIGH PRICE, especially with the older cards starting to drop to pricing at or below where they were at 2 years ago before the big cryptocoin price runup happened - and the move of Bitmain, Innosilicon and others to put ASIC into most of what used to be the more popular GPU mined coins hasn't helped that any.

It will be interesting to see how these newer cards perform on Folding (which CAN be mined indirectly), but I suspect they're not going to be price/performance competitive even there.



I bet you that there will be a crazy new ETH pill available for RTX series. With the pill, I expect some crazy hashrates from 2080Ti.
full member
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Merit: 221
We are not retail.
You could request from us, might help ROI some. ti's should be available to.
jr. member
Activity: 98
Merit: 1
i did some tests on gigabyte rtx 2080
all tests with
core +100
mem -500
power 60%

almost all agos are taking 150w from wall. idle pc - 50w form wall, with mining started arround 200w from wall - so that means card is drawing arround 150w.

heres the table
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17IvMXquTycjr2nBC4H4qvWmsO-66qEGzHCTLIE3Ipvg/edit?usp=sharing

         
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030
Anyone got the latest RTX series already?

I want to know other algo performance, e.g. Lyra, Equihash (various versions) etc.


Ignore Equihash - they're not going to match 11-12 thousand sol/s on 350ish watts like the Z9 mini can do, much less be in shouting range of the more efficient ASIC units like the Innosilicon.

newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
I have both cards, RTX 2080 and RTX 2080Ti.
I have shared some of my finding in here.
 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-on-my-rtx-2080-ti-hashrates-and-power-draws-5042514

So what is the best performance algo at the moment?
newbie
Activity: 4
Merit: 2
I have both cards, RTX 2080 and RTX 2080Ti.
I have shared some of my finding in here.
 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-on-my-rtx-2080-ti-hashrates-and-power-draws-5042514
jr. member
Activity: 129
Merit: 6
Long term HODLer since 2014
Anyone got the latest RTX series already?

I want to know other algo performance, e.g. Lyra, Equihash (various versions) etc.

I feel like there has got to be something that RTX cards excel at. We must be missing something.
member
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legendary
Activity: 1108
Merit: 1005
Ethereum mining is not interesting. We need other algorithms - neoscrypt, lyra2rev2, x16r/s, x17, cryptonight variants, progpow, equihash variants?

Lyra2rev2 definitely, but forget equihash it's ASIC owned.


Do you think we will get ASIC or FPGA invasion on Lyra2rev2 algo?
There already is.

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member
Activity: 413
Merit: 17
Ethereum mining is not interesting. We need other algorithms - neoscrypt, lyra2rev2, x16r/s, x17, cryptonight variants, progpow, equihash variants?

Lyra2rev2 definitely, but forget equihash it's ASIC owned.


Do you think we will get ASIC or FPGA invasion on Lyra2rev2 algo?
There already is.
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
Ethereum mining is not interesting. We need other algorithms - neoscrypt, lyra2rev2, x16r/s, x17, cryptonight variants, progpow, equihash variants?

Lyra2rev2 definitely, but forget equihash it's ASIC owned.


Do you think we will get ASIC or FPGA invasion on Lyra2rev2 algo?
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