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There is a rumour going around online that 3090ti is coming, hehe I hope Nvidia will find a way to make this one have better cooling than 3090s and I do hope 3090ti can be so good for mining, roughly 180MH to 200MH maybe

a little bit better than 3090, 125mhs, maximum 135mhs on eth with extreme overlocking.

I hope is at least 150 Mhsh and continues to be just like 3090 a non-LHR card as if it is LHR it would suck big time but I think Nvidia won't do that.On the other hand I hope when this comes alive in theory the price of cards like Rtx 3060 ti and Rtx 3070 should go down a lot as there would be a lot of options to choose for from Nvidia and also AMD releasing the 6600 XT card in early August adding to the line of cards.

"Maybe,
RTX 3090 Super
"GA102-350-A1
10752FP32, no NVLINK
Original 21Gbps MEM
TGP>=450W"
Launch in 2021.
Tcc!Tcc!Tcc!"

https://twitter.com/kopite7kimi/status/1430716119367622660

Sounds like a joke.
I didn't even buy the 3080 because they have overheating problems. I definitely don’t need this video card.

summer is over this is perfect, 3080ti's aren't hot enough  :D 450watts!

If Nvidia team can give better cooling and ETH hash around 180MH then I will gladly buy, that's even at MSRP price if not then it's a no, I don't want another problem like the 3080s, I prefer 3060ti and 3070 these two are the best of the RTX3**** variants

Not buying, I'm sure they will have issues of high memory temp just like the others, I bought a 3090 week ago and sold it two days later for a few buck less just to get rid of the card, I later went for two 3060ti instead, no more room for anything higher than 3070ti

I'm not sure it will worth buying for miners because the difference in hashrate won't be that big, it's just like comparing a gtx1660 to gtx1660 super where their hashrate difference is just 5-7MH, I expect nothing more than 140-150MH max

don't hope too much on it. with a freaking 400 watt tdp, they might need an aio to even cool it properly. not sure if you should use it for a mining rig, even if the hash is higher, the power consumption might be more than you expected. a 5% performance increase for 20% more power is a bad deal.

Smaller GPUs are just way better, they are easier to manage than 3090s and they cool less then 3090s, if you can afford 3090 super or ti then you can afford two 3070 non LHR, why not buy them instead? Another good option is the 3060ti non LHR, they use 120watt to 160watt and they have good hashrate performance

I just slap a heatsink and a fan on the back of my 3090's.

https://i.imgur.com/G3hIxuE.jpg

Keep memory temps tolerable, but on extremely hot days (ambient pushing 100F), they still get a little toasty:

https://i.imgur.com/MAVtFe6.jpg

Thats weird the biggest performance gpu always came first and thats marketing purposes, nah 3090 ti dont expected to exist at this point, even right now rtx 3080ti cost alot,small performance jump from non ti

I also know that Nvidia is already working on the 4000 series as of now and most probably they will never release the 3090 ti although there were rumors about it.I hope they do indeed release 3090 ti and many new cards as the market needs them.I know now that Nvidia said that every new card they will produce will be with LHR implemented but on the other side we also know that little by little we are being able to remove many of such limitation like it is the case with NBminer which I think many other developers will implement in their upcoming versions.

Nah, non ti always comes out first. I wasn't expecting a 3090ti because they reintroduced the 90 level. But if they
do release one it will be consistent with previous generations. It may not seem that long but it's been nearly
a year since Ampere was relased, it might also be time for another round of supers. I don't expect 4000 series
for another year unless something disruptive happens that changes Nvidia's 2 year cycle.

Unless they use faster GDDR6X memory, it should be basically the same hashrate.

To hit 180MH+, you need 5120-bit HBM2e like on the A100.

True but the 3090 is already overkill for mining Eth. They wouldn't be doing it for Eth miners, more
likely to improve 8K video performance.

Regarding the likelyhood of it becoming a reality, they're already pushing the power limits with the 3090,
a 3090ti would likely be around 400W, beyond the current maximum standard of 375W.

Perhaps the miner developers will find a way to increase the hash rate of Ethereum mining on these video cards, but remember that Ethereum mining will end soon.
So far I have not seen any information about increasing the hash rate.
And I'd rather buy two 3060 or 3070 graphics cards instead of one 3090. I was looking at the problems my colleagues were having this summer. Many could not solve the problems with cooling, and therefore mined with a hashrate of 80 MH.

I don't see Ethereum mining ending that soon.Sure people are not happy with the London hard fork to begin with but to move from here to PoS will take some time.I agree with many that most likely this will happen in the end of 2022 or early 2023 and even if it happens right now this should be not a problem.The Ethereum Classic is always there and the developers have promised to remain forever in PoW and the mining rewards in FIAT value are almost the same,I would go even further and say a further benefit of mining ETC instead of ETH is that maybe it will rise more in price percentage than Ethereum.So miners will always be in profit for quite some time to come I hope.

LOL they got LHR'd by heat   ;D now you know why nvidia didn't LHR the 3090's

Everyone seem to be missing the fact that every Nvidia higher end GPUs with Ti are all LHR right from factory, 3070ti and 3080ti are LHR either new or old so I'm guessing the next 3090ti will be LHR too

It's not funny when a miner buys a video card for 4000 dollars, and the hashrate drops to 80 megahash.

If these video cards do not cool well, then by default its will work in LHR mode.
I recently heard rumors that the LHR hardware was hacked. It's hard for me to imagine the consequences of this, but I wait for the official releases from the miners' developers.

 the new professional rtx all work pretty good.

 a2000

 a4000 ....... this is the one I have it is like a 3070/3070ti but it has a heat cap ie 1 6pin allows a max of 130 watts

 a5000

 a6000



ebay the same  rtx a4000 we have 1 in hand and 17 on the way.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/255088313510?   it is 1395 plus tax  I got mine for 1168


the a5000 was available at 2600

now 3200 on ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/334035791828?






note I have zero to do with all ebay sellers. just picked them cause they were lowest buyitnow


and the king is the a6000 5300 on ebay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/185005197134?


I think dell had them at 4500

actually dell has the a6000 at 5999


 https://www.dell.com/en-us/member/shop/pny-nvidia-quadro-rtx-a6000-graphics-card-48gb-gddr6-4x-dp-ports-300w-pcie-30-retail-box/apd/ab398899/graphic-video-cards

Would the +100W TDP (450W) affect mining efficiency or can the power limit probably just be tuned down more than now without a significant loss?

Are you asking about the RTX 3090 graphics card?
The optimal solution for mining this video card is 114-120 megahash with a consumption of about 300 watts.
You will not be very successful if you add the power limit.
This will only lead to additional overheating of the video card.

Yep proper 3090 set  275 to 305 watts get 110-116 megahash

Mine are at 285 watts and 112-113 hashrate.

as for what will the 3090ti do? hmmm

1080 vs 1080ti   was 38 to 51. that is 1.34 better so 1.34 x 112 = 150 max as my guess

On my 3090 Founders Edition 3090 I am currently getting about 115 MH at 279 watts. The issue I have is the VRAM temps on these cards are sitting about 102c which I really dislike. I know I need to change out the thermal pads and plan on doing that over the next week or two to get the VRAM temps back down to a reasonable level. That should also allow me to up the clocks a little more and get at least 120MH out of them. If I were to get a 3090ti I would expect that it could do 120-130MH at about 300 watts with the right tuning. Hopefully while keeping the VRAM temps lower than the 3090s.

Actually I‘m asking about a 3090Ti that comes with a 100 Watt higher TDP than the 3090.
My question was if a higher TDP is relevant for mining - or whether you could just „undo“ the higher TDP with a lower power limit to get a higher efficiency than the 3090 has.

Of course it could also come as a LHR card - that‘s just something we don‘t know yet.

I have not seen any reviews for the 3090Ti.
If such a model is released, well-known bloggers will make mining tests. Since this model will be the most powerful and expensive, I would not rush to buy it for mining, but study other people's experience.
When will this video card start shipping?

There is new info about its specs, memory Bus, 384-bit, memory speed 21 Gbps, bandwidth 1008 GB/s, like I said before 125 mhs on stock settings, overclocked, I guess 20% at best, 10% at worse, 15%   as average, so 15% more, around 140 mhs on eth.

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-12-gb-rtx-3070-ti-allegedly-delayed-rtx-3090-ti-unveil-at-ces-2022-still-planned/

3080ti gives 114mhs stock settings, plus 15% overclock = 130mhs, lhr 50% = 65, lhr at 25% = 85 mhs.