Pulled these estimates from the site that Vosk used in his latest video which I didn't find to informing.  https://cryptoage.com/

There are some numbers that look like they could do a decent ROI if they ring true and prices hold up.  Obviously eth comes in a little higher than their estimates.  MTP seems to have taken a big drop recently.

RTX 3080 GPU Mining Hashrate (Estimated)

Algorithm   GTX 1080   RTX2080   RTX2080S   RTX 3080 (forecast)

Ethash   40Mh / s   44Mh / S   44MH / s   67MH / s

Zhash   73Mh / s   99Mh / s   111MH / s   327Mh / s

BeamHash3   18.9H / s   26.5H / s   30H / s   88H / s

MTP   2.6MH / s   3.9MH / s   4,4MH / S   13MH / s

GRIN32   0.4H / s   0.65H / s   0.8H / s   2.36H / s
 

I'm thinking the play may be to flip a few while supply is short to finance keeping one or two and a few amd's.

well they are not great.



 
not impressive I bolded the sane settings and the gear is power hungry it does not look as good as amd 5600 xt. 2 cards of amd will do 80mh at 180 watts

"As for the mining performance itself, the GeForce RTX 3080 has a mining rate of 73-74 MH/s out of the box on Ethereum DaggerHashimoto algorithm. The performance reaches up to 82-84 MH/s and overclocking the card leads to a maximum performance output of up to 92-93 MH/s. "

https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ethereum-crypto-mining-performance-leaks-out/

So 115 mh/s probably was using custom timings.

It's not bad if you look for density, the question now is how much watts to achieve that and how much it can be undervolted while still keeping a high hashrate.

garbage or not garbage

Show me what hashrate new video cards give?
I'm tired of waiting...

In my entire life, I have never seen a weaker xx70 to date than any previous generations. I really dont understand why they decided to release it later than 3090 or 3080, 3070 is not threat at all to them, actually if I was nvidia I would release the 3090 then 3070 then 3080 for last.

Just checked the tech spec sheet on navi 21 the next amd iteration of their rx6000 lineup and it states it will have 12gb of ram onboard.
Yet this leak has 16gb labelled on the card itself. So this might be the testing for the next navi they could be releasing after 3090rtx is dropped after September 24th potential release date?
Or could be just like what nvidia is doing with the 3000 line releasing 3080 with 10gb and 3090 24gb.

They didn't paid the team members for their work & contribution to the coin, and you want them to pay for exchanges?!. They got their shit done and pissed on the rest, this is why all left. Greedy liars .

I completely agree, but which project now fits the payment criteria?

From what i could see, your whole whitepaper was basically copied from other sources. No original work, studies, tests, nothing. You just copied bunch of charts, made website and announced token sale. And in order to attract people, you are using names of well known exchanges and promising listing there. No serious project would do that and what;s even more important, top exchanges usually ask for NDA.

Beside copied content, big red flag for me is the fact that team is anonymous. Sure, that is your right, but here you are asking from people to invest in your project their hard earned money, and promising some stuff that are not easy to deliver. It would be fair to reveal the identity so we can check actual competence of that team.

It's really hard talking to big exchanges or making deals with them

I'd probably sell the 1080, 1070's and 1070 ti's to start and look at getting 23 5600 xt's for $270 each or 18 5700's for $350 each.  Possibly 8 3080 if you want to mine non eth algo's.

I'm thinking of selling my now 2 gen old GPUs.  I checked sold listing on eBay as of yesterday and averaged the selling prices for the last few days.

It looks like the going rates are better than I thought. (I would never pay the below prices myself)  Here's a breakdown of what I have that combined does around 2,100 MH/s on ETH:

25 1080Ti @ $380  = $9,500
1 1080 @ $300 = $300
14 1070Ti @ $260 = $3,640
16 1070 @ $194 = $3,104

So a grand total of $16,544 less eBay 10% = $14,890.  But a more realistic net is probably around $10k

2,100 MH/s is about 23 3080 GPUs (assuming 90 MH/s) @ $699 = $16,077

My current mix of 1000 series cards consume right around 8,000 watts

23 3080's would drop that almost in half to 4,600 watts (assuming 200 watts per GPU)

I guess another option would be to pickup 40 5700s @ $350 = $14,000

The 5700s would consume 5,200 watts (assuming 130 watts per GPU)

My power is essentially free since I have 50kW worth of solar panels that produce enough kWh to keep the mining rigs running 24/7.

Dump my 1000 series cards while they still have some value, or just keep mining with them until they die?  What would you do?