Topic: RVN GPU ROI Mining Analysis - (Updated) - page 7. (Read 3547 times)
Very nice comparison. Thanks for sharing, it can spare a lot of time for someone looking to buy a new/older generation Nvidia card and try mining. I see you've included also one of the GPUs I'm considering to buy (1660 Ti). RVN is definitely a standard nowadays to make benchmarks in the alt arena.
With all the posts and replies about "mining profitability" - I thought I would post my analysis.
I welcome any feedback.
Couple of things:
~RVN is one of the top coins on Whattomine, making it easy to benchmark.
~All of the inputs change all the time, so this is just a slice in time.
~Electric costs have an effect - but within the range of most people's cost, from .08 to .12, changes the 1660TI 8 months on the ROI, +4 or -4 months to the chart.
~Everyone gets better/worse hash rates and PL... Yeah, I've heard it all. These are Whattomine adjusted to my experience with the rigs I have.
~I do not know anything about 2080/2080TI real world hash and PL.
~The big driver is RVN and BTC prices.
I welcome any feedback.
Couple of things:
~RVN is one of the top coins on Whattomine, making it easy to benchmark.
~All of the inputs change all the time, so this is just a slice in time.
~Electric costs have an effect - but within the range of most people's cost, from .08 to .12, changes the 1660TI 8 months on the ROI, +4 or -4 months to the chart.
~Everyone gets better/worse hash rates and PL... Yeah, I've heard it all. These are Whattomine adjusted to my experience with the rigs I have.
~I do not know anything about 2080/2080TI real world hash and PL.
~The big driver is RVN and BTC prices.
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