Topic: Nvidea Titan V mining (Read 774 times)
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While this looks good for Volta so far we still have no idea how the GTX Volta series will perform. It’ll be interesting to see how the entire lineup performs mining-wise, we may have another 480/580 style shortage on our hands if they do well at mining.
Dude, dont buy Titan V for mining, for God sake! You will be much better off buying 4 x nVidia 1070 or 4 x AMD RX580.
Just bought 2 x RX580. I think I can mine better with that!! THANK YOU
My goal is to have a RIG with 16 of those. then I can make about 2000 usd, enough for living for me!!
i prefer vega 56 price/hashrate power
Dude, dont buy Titan V for mining, for God sake! You will be much better off buying 4 x nVidia 1070 or 4 x AMD RX580.
Good afternoon. I would like to receive data on the mining of some coins, especially interested in the possibility of mining Kalkulus. With such a huge number of CUDA kernels, I think that the result will be very huge.
... I wonder if there is going to be a 1170 ti variant?
It will most probably be called GeForce 2070 Ti and I guess Nvidia will only release it if there's competition from next gen AMD cards in the performance segment from GeForce 2070 to 2080. I think that Nvidia will release the 2080 and 2070 cards first just like they did with the previous generation (Pascal). Then most probably the 2060, 2050 and 2050 Ti cards will follow and finally the most powerful consumer card of the new generation (Volta) - the GeForce 2080 Ti.
Looks like he set the card for about 60% of default TDP (150 watts or so) - which is in the most efficient ballpark range for all the Pascal cards I've worked with.
5.23 5.10 5.09 on his first 3 readings - I'd call that 5.16 as an average, which is definitely but not hugely better than my 1070 ti cards at their near optimal 60% TDP setting that achieve 4.4+ or the 4.2ish ballpark a 1080 ti can manage at that same power setting.
Looks like my "20% better efficiency" ballpark guess was pretty bloody close, though I don't know of BBT put the time into optimizing the other settings.
I wonder if there is going to be a 1170 ti variant?
5.23 5.10 5.09 on his first 3 readings - I'd call that 5.16 as an average, which is definitely but not hugely better than my 1070 ti cards at their near optimal 60% TDP setting that achieve 4.4+ or the 4.2ish ballpark a 1080 ti can manage at that same power setting.
Looks like my "20% better efficiency" ballpark guess was pretty bloody close, though I don't know of BBT put the time into optimizing the other settings.
I wonder if there is going to be a 1170 ti variant?
Wow 5.23 sol/w on zcash. Dont see those numbers often.
Volta SHOULD be more efficient than the current NVidia Pascal generation.
I just don't expect it to be "night and day" level more efficient like the Maxwell-to-Pascal generation shift, since no new "process NODE" in involved, just more efficient variations on the SAME node + a bit more time to be able to fine-tune the arch.
I just don't expect it to be "night and day" level more efficient like the Maxwell-to-Pascal generation shift, since no new "process NODE" in involved, just more efficient variations on the SAME node + a bit more time to be able to fine-tune the arch.
It's weird that Titan V is using so little power when mining. Claymore eth+sia is the most power consuming and reaches about 250W. Everything else is below 150W. It's a crazy card. It's for people who can ROI $2500++ in 1 year with this thing.
Too expensive
Hopefully the consumer cards also have good hashes at a reasonable price
Hopefully the consumer cards also have good hashes at a reasonable price
After buy, Yes share in this forum 
The Titan V Volta results are impressive, indeed! It will be very interesting to see what the upcoming GeForce GTX 2060 and 2070 will be capable of 
It goes without saying that this isn't a mining card.
Interesting however to see what Volta is capable of, so that we might get some better bang for the buck down the line when they release the GTX versions for min... Err... Gamers.
Interesting however to see what Volta is capable of, so that we might get some better bang for the buck down the line when they release the GTX versions for min... Err... Gamers.
BBT reviewed that card here. Seems like an absolute monster, but, I would have had to invested in bitcoin 7 years ago to be able to afford one of those beasts at that price!
80 mhs at 180 watts.
At 3000 dolars a tough sell. But hash/watt is of the charts.
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-titan-v-volta-ethereum
At 3000 dolars a tough sell. But hash/watt is of the charts.
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-titan-v-volta-ethereum
I dont know about its price, but with 3000$ I could get about 9 x RX580. So basically a RX 580 could achieve 30.4 Mh/s on ETH mining, so 9 x RX580 could hash about 274 Mh/s which is much more than just 80 Mh/s. Actually we should take into account electric price, but it's not the big deal when compare with this Nvidia Titan V Volta.
OP, buy and share test results!
80 mhs at 180 watts.
At 3000 dolars a tough sell. But hash/watt is of the charts.
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-titan-v-volta-ethereum
At 3000 dolars a tough sell. But hash/watt is of the charts.
https://hothardware.com/news/nvidia-titan-v-volta-ethereum
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