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Quote from: Xazax310 on August 15, 2018, 02:00:52 PM

That's incorrect.

There is nothing incorrect, if we take your values 26mhs for stock gtx 1070 and probable 43mhs stock rtx 2070 then we target 26 to 32, that gives almost 30% overclocking for the gtx 1070, if we do the same taking your value for stock rtx 2070 43 and throw 30% 43 + 13 = 56mhs. I have no idea why you said my calculation is incorrect cause your calculation is a reflection of what i said.

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Quote from: Metroid on August 15, 2018, 10:32:19 AM

rtx 2070 - GDDR6 14GT/s, gtx 1070 - gddr5 8GT/s, which by my calculation the gddr6 will be 75% faster and by that it means hashrate wise on eth will be around 75% faster than gtx 1070 32mh's, give or take 56 mh's. You trolls can quote me on this later on.

Quote from: whitesites on August 14, 2018, 09:38:14 AM

If Nvidia is smart they have these new Cards priced in respect to their hashing power over the current generation.

rxt 2070 will be selling for $499 and i'm sure gtx 1070 will be selling for $200 second hand.

Gaming wise, rxt 2070 will only be a maximum 40% faster than gtx 1070, average %20 or so and the rxt 2070 will run much hotter than the gtx 1070, i myself would not buy any of these cards, i would wait for 7nm nvidia or amd next generation gpus.

That's incorrect, 32mh/s for the GTX1070 is 9.2Ghz memory speeds GDDR5~(Overclocked) Stock is 26mh/s at 8Ghz Memory speeds GDDR5. Hence why RX580's were so sought after because with memory timings adjustment at stock they can gain hashrate over the 1070's (stock). So if they are running say 14Ghz GDDR6 Memory(Depending on latency) We will probably only see a 30% increase in speeds, so around 43Mh/s~. Again this is pretty dependent that GDDR6 memory latency is not crazy high as we saw with GDDR5X. As we saw with Vega 56/64 because of slower HBM memory speeds max we could of reached was measly 44mh/s. If the HBM stack increases in speed like Volta's HBM that where we're seeing 80mh/s+

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Quote from: Walrusbonzo on August 15, 2018, 01:11:55 PM

Assuming the EthEnlargement tool comes out for GDDR6 too, I agree, these will be monster ETH mining cards.

That program was made for nvidia cards only cause bios mod cant be done on them like amd and memory timings is the x factor for algos that were coded for absolute memory usage, in theory that program can work with any nvidia card if the author of that program decides to do that.

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Quote from: Metroid on August 15, 2018, 10:32:19 AM

rtx 2070 - GDDR6 14GT/s, gtx 1070 - gddr5 8GT/s, which by my calculation the gddr6 will be 75% faster and by that it means hashrate wise on eth will be around 75% faster than gtx 1070 32mh's, give or take 56 mh's. You trolls can quote me on this later on.

Assuming the EthEnlargement tool comes out for GDDR6 too, I agree, these will be monster ETH mining cards.

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it was time they give out some update, but I am afraid, we will get a price headache very soon after release.

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rtx 2070 - GDDR6 14GT/s, gtx 1070 - gddr5 8GT/s, which by my calculation the gddr6 will be 75% faster and by that it means hashrate wise on eth will be around 75% faster than gtx 1070 32mh's, give or take 56 mh's. You trolls can quote me on this later on.

Quote from: whitesites on August 14, 2018, 09:38:14 AM

If Nvidia is smart they have these new Cards priced in respect to their hashing power over the current generation.

rxt 2070 will be selling for $499 and i'm sure gtx 1070 will be selling for $200 second hand.

Gaming wise, rxt 2070 will only be a maximum 40% faster than gtx 1070, average %20 or so and the rxt 2070 will run much hotter than the gtx 1070, i myself would not buy any of these cards, i would wait for 7nm nvidia or amd next generation gpus.

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The price is just like the same price as gtx 1080 ti around $1k to $1.5 since the performance only increase 20% its still worth it to buy when releasing but for now, mining is not profitable maybe it's worth it to buy if it can give more than 20% performance with the same price.

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The Titan V (Volta) was a good indication of new gen GPU performance. If the top of the line Volta outperforms by around 30-40%, you can expect mid to low end cards to outperform by around 20-30%.

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Quote from: lunobird on August 14, 2018, 12:18:26 PM

Yep I'm keeping all my 10 series.

Next run I'll turn them back on, electric cost is less of an issue once things starts to take off. Worst case use your gpus as a line of credit to buy crypto. You can pay electric with credit cards but they dont allow you to buy crypto with credit cards anymore.

You can buy crypto with your credit card and easily enough. You can buy it from Coinbase if you are located in one of the countries which is accepted to buy crypto with credit card. If not from these countries you can use Coinmama to buy bitcoin with your credit card. The fees are really high though so it is better to use your GPU-s to mine while you can.

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Yep I'm keeping all my 10 series.

Next run I'll turn them back on, electric cost is less of an issue once things starts to take off. Worst case use your gpus as a line of credit to buy crypto. You can pay electric with credit cards but they dont allow you to buy crypto with credit cards anymore.

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Most Algos are impacted by clock speed and core counts.
For Algos like ETH which are memory intensive, the GDDR6 will give a nice increase, but for everything else I expect a 15% - 20% increase in hash rates at best.
The real benefit will be higher hash rate per energy used.

If Nvidia is smart they have these new Cards priced in respect to their hashing power over the current generation.

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Pretty damn good cards for ray-tracing and virtual reality simulations. The Quadro RTX cards are too expensive to even think about using them in mining. The corresponding lower end cards (1180 Ti or 1180) will also be pretty expensive. I hope that the prices won't be in the announced range between $1K and $1.5K. Because if the situation with the bearish market remains as it is now even if the speed gain is 50% these cards are still too expensive to be used in profitable mining. The only good thing could be that the prices of the older Pascal and Maxwell series will go down.

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I don't care much about RTX versions as they are professional versions with a really high price tag for the normal consumer. I read the article and what did impress me is the number of transistors that this supposedly 1180/2080/1180 Ti whatever the best version will be called it raised the bar a lot from 11.8 bln transistors in 1080 ti to 18.6 bln in the new card.

That makes me think that the new card should be at least 50% faster as it will make use even of the new GDDR6 memory, which will be the first time we will see this memory on a graphic card.

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Quote from: abstractHaze on August 13, 2018, 11:22:45 PM

pcgamer
https://www.pcgamer.com/nvidia-unveils-turing-architecture-providing-a-glimpse-inside-the-next-geforce-cards/

new gpu's are-
only 20 percent faster. dam near last line also.

discuss.

where do u see only 20 percent speed increases? they 11x has more
cuda cores and the cores are more powerful too, then of course the lower tdp

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pcgamer
https://www.pcgamer.com/nvidia-unveils-turing-architecture-providing-a-glimpse-inside-the-next-geforce-cards/

new gpu's are-
only 20 percent faster. dam near last line also.

discuss.

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