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philipma1957

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Quote from: Hotdog Vendor on September 11, 2021, 10:55:41 PM

Looks like all the non LHR 3070s for us$1200-1250 in Australia are gone now. Last month there was plenty still, cant even find one now.

WELL duh.

They are a legal way to print money. So they sell out.

The price for them is now 1399 plus tax or in my case about 1500 vs the 1170 I paid
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1644218-REG/pny_technologies_vcnrtxa4000_pb_nvidia_rtx_a4000_graphics.html

below is a 12 card case with 4 gpus.

both the a4000 and the 3090 zotac are getting heat sinks in a day or 2.

I am getting 6 more a4000 today. So I saved around 325 a card x 7 = 2275 my partners and I got 17 of them or 17 x 325 = 5525 saved. Basically by jumping in fast we got 5 cards for free.

The problem of over priced cards will not go away anytime soon. Maybe mid 2022. I have heard early 2023 at worst
So 9 to 16 months.

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Looks like all the non LHR 3070s for us$1200-1250 in Australia are gone now. Last month there was plenty still, cant even find one now.

philipma1957

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Quote from: swogerino on September 11, 2021, 03:41:41 PM

Quote from: FP91G on September 11, 2021, 02:33:52 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on September 11, 2021, 09:49:48 AM

We grabbed 17 of these

https://www.cdw.com/product/NVIDIA-RTX-A4000-graphics-card-RTX-A4000-16-GB/6505103?

1156$

In Russia, this video card costs at least $ 2,000
I really don't like the cooling system of this video card. Have you installed them in closed cases or installed additional cooling fans?
It's very strange how Nvidia hasn't thought of reducing the hash rate on these models yet.

These (I think are new generation of Quadro cards) are for rendering and architecture the most and I am not sure if they can really limit hash rate on these because the cards will also under perform in rendering which uses compute mode to make calculations.I think this is the new gold in GPU-s to go after and the price of that A4000 looks appealing.It looks the same performance as the RX 6800 XT which I have and they do 63-64 Mhsh but at 150-160 watt,this one seems more efficient at 120 watt,looks like just a better version of the Rtx 3060 ti non LHR to me.

these cards and 3090s caused me to buy the premade 12 case extra fan closed cases.

The 17 maybe 18 and the 3090s should all be in hand and in these cases in 10-14 days.

I will post some photos. We are also getting 3x L7

New room is going from 90 amps to 330amps.

Our problem is not power it is lack of gear.

As we really won’t t over pay. Maybe 5% over msrp.

We have lots of cheap power. just don't have gear ⚙️

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Quote from: FP91G on September 11, 2021, 02:33:52 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on September 11, 2021, 09:49:48 AM

We grabbed 17 of these

https://www.cdw.com/product/NVIDIA-RTX-A4000-graphics-card-RTX-A4000-16-GB/6505103?

1156$

In Russia, this video card costs at least $ 2,000
I really don't like the cooling system of this video card. Have you installed them in closed cases or installed additional cooling fans?
It's very strange how Nvidia hasn't thought of reducing the hash rate on these models yet.

These (I think are new generation of Quadro cards) are for rendering and architecture the most and I am not sure if they can really limit hash rate on these because the cards will also under perform in rendering which uses compute mode to make calculations.I think this is the new gold in GPU-s to go after and the price of that A4000 looks appealing.It looks the same performance as the RX 6800 XT which I have and they do 63-64 Mhsh but at 150-160 watt,this one seems more efficient at 120 watt,looks like just a better version of the Rtx 3060 ti non LHR to me.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on September 11, 2021, 09:49:48 AM

We grabbed 17 of these

https://www.cdw.com/product/NVIDIA-RTX-A4000-graphics-card-RTX-A4000-16-GB/6505103?

1156$

In Russia, this video card costs at least $ 2,000
I really don't like the cooling system of this video card. Have you installed them in closed cases or installed additional cooling fans?
It's very strange how Nvidia hasn't thought of reducing the hash rate on these models yet.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on September 11, 2021, 09:49:48 AM

We grabbed 17 of these

https://www.cdw.com/product/NVIDIA-RTX-A4000-graphics-card-RTX-A4000-16-GB/6505103?

they had 65 in stock and next day gone.

these are like the 3070ti except they are not nerfed

63-65 mh at 120 watts.

here is a youtube on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCBKau5xK00

This was the first stock price we found in months.

the

rtx a2000 $500-550. does 38
rtx a4000 $1050-1100. does 63
rtx a5000 $2300-2450. does 106
rtx a6000 $ 4500-5000 does 150 not sure if true

are all good for mining but they sold out like boom.

Damn I don't know about these cards until now, I was finding ways to buy gtx1660 super under 500$ but no luck, if this a2000 can do 38MH for 500$ well it's definitely a good buy honestly, hope the card doesn't cheat on memory type, like some performs well on Samsung memory while some performs worse on hynix? It's such fate when buying Rx Vega 56 hynix card you will definitely be disappointed

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

We grabbed 17 of these

https://www.cdw.com/product/NVIDIA-RTX-A4000-graphics-card-RTX-A4000-16-GB/6505103?

they had 65 in stock and next day gone.

these are like the 3070ti except they are not nerfed

63-65 mh at 120 watts.

here is a youtube on it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCBKau5xK00

This was the first stock price we found in months.

the

rtx a2000 $500-550. does 38
rtx a4000 $1050-1100. does 63
rtx a5000 $2300-2450. does 106
rtx a6000 $ 4500-5000 does 150 not sure if true

are all good for mining but they sold out like boom.

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Quote from: FP91G on September 10, 2021, 01:39:22 PM

Quote from: Bravehash on September 10, 2021, 01:07:51 PM

Is buying GPU at MSRP an unsolved mystery right now? I mean are there still ways that one can fish for GPUs at MSRP? I can't seem to find any GPU value that's close to MSRP, my question is how are you buying your GPUs for affordable price?

In theory, you can buy a graphics card at MSRP. But in reality you will have to compete with thousands if there are new promotions. And there are several dozen video cards at such prices. The store does not just give money to customers. He builds a customer base and invites other customers to buy more expensive models.
Used video cards are also expensive now, and if you are offered a price below market, it could be a hoax.

I think you are right, yesterday I spent hours online to find good deals I do find some used rx580 and when I want to pay for the cards I got out of stock message, I tried others too unfortunately they are all sold out I guess I'm out of luck for now

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Quote from: Bravehash on September 10, 2021, 01:07:51 PM

Is buying GPU at MSRP an unsolved mystery right now? I mean are there still ways that one can fish for GPUs at MSRP? I can't seem to find any GPU value that's close to MSRP, my question is how are you buying your GPUs for affordable price?

In theory, you can buy a graphics card at MSRP. But in reality you will have to compete with thousands if there are new promotions. And there are several dozen video cards at such prices. The store does not just give money to customers. He builds a customer base and invites other customers to buy more expensive models.
Used video cards are also expensive now, and if you are offered a price below market, it could be a hoax.

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You can always buy used gpus through Craigslist or AliExpress if you can wait a month to get them, it's just that most used gpus are sold out in China right now, will be hard getting them but new ones are always available, I found new gpus from china to be less cheaper than Amazon

Bravehash

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Is buying GPU at MSRP an unsolved mystery right now? I mean are there still ways that one can fish for GPUs at MSRP? I can't seem to find any GPU value that's close to MSRP, my question is how are you buying your GPUs for affordable price?

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