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Topic: What to mine with Nvidia Quadro K4200? (Read 2389 times)

member
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October 01, 2015, 05:01:21 AM
#3
Hello

I ve access to a computer which has Nvidia Quadro K4200 GPU. What would you recommend to mine if you had free electricity? Please note that I have only this system and I am unable add/modifiy the system. If your only choice was this box with Nvidia Quadro K4200 what would your choice be? Thank you for your answers.
what compute version ?
can't find it on nvidia website: they have 420 or 2200

edit: ok found it, it is a kepler...(gk104 same as the 770) so apparently it would be compute 3.0

it should probably have the same performance as the 750ti

To be more specific what would you recommend to mine?

I think that many of the current algos are developed for compute 3.5 and higher (ie 780 and newer cards)
However I think someone released a version of lyra2reV2 which should work with compute 3.0 either Pallas, or Schleisser (?) you need to check the standard nvidia mining threads  
legendary
Activity: 1400
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September 29, 2015, 02:08:23 PM
#2
Hello

I ve access to a computer which has Nvidia Quadro K4200 GPU. What would you recommend to mine if you had free electricity? Please note that I have only this system and I am unable add/modifiy the system. If your only choice was this box with Nvidia Quadro K4200 what would your choice be? Thank you for your answers.
what compute version ?
can't find it on nvidia website: they have 420 or 2200

edit: ok found it, it is a kepler...(gk104 same as the 770) so apparently it would be compute 3.0

it should probably have the same performance as the 750ti
sr. member
Activity: 573
Merit: 250
September 29, 2015, 09:44:30 AM
#1
Hello

I ve access to a computer which has Nvidia Quadro K4200 GPU. What would you recommend to mine if you had free electricity? Please note that I have only this system and I am unable add/modifiy the system. If your only choice was this box with Nvidia Quadro K4200 what would your choice be? Thank you for your answers.
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