Titan X de NVIDIA

[atchoum6760]

What did you think of this card the Titan X de NVIDIA.

How many hashrate i can take for eth ?

Thanks for response.

[Emoclaw]

You should expect around ~31MH/s for that card.
The RX 480 is much more efficient and a MUCH better value. It can do at the lowest 25MH/s.

Spend all the money for the Titan X on RX 570-580s and you'll get a MUCH higher hashrate. Nvidia cards are not good for mining.

[blockcha1n]

I would guess to think this is more designed for gaming or doing some CAD but not really for mining with if you want more hashrate for your money.

[atchoum6760]

You should expect around ~31MH/s for that card.
The RX 480 is much more efficient and a MUCH better value. It can do at the lowest 25MH/s.

Spend all the money for the Titan X on RX 570-580s and you'll get a MUCH higher hashrate. Nvidia cards are not good for mining.

Ok your response is perfect.Thanks

[QuintLeo]

Lower end NVidia cards aren't bad to mine on - but the Titan line for it's performance level has ALWAYS been way overpriced, and right now the 1080 Ti is pretty much a match across the board on performace vs the current Titan X Pascal for roughly 2/3ds the price.

[mmo_online_1981]

Dear friend
You may be have around ~31MH/s for this card.
But Nvidia cards are not good for mining. ( According only my experience)

[Jamievs]

You should expect around ~31MH/s for that card.
The RX 480 is much more efficient and a MUCH better value. It can do at the lowest 25MH/s.

Spend all the money for the Titan X on RX 570-580s and you'll get a MUCH higher hashrate. Nvidia cards are not good for mining.

I partially agree with above. Nvidia is great for mining, just not for ETH. You should mine other algorithms with nvidia, like equihash, lyra2rev2 etc

[zer0k]

You should expect around ~31MH/s for that card.
The RX 480 is much more efficient and a MUCH better value. It can do at the lowest 25MH/s.

Spend all the money for the Titan X on RX 570-580s and you'll get a MUCH higher hashrate. Nvidia cards are not good for mining.

Ok your response is perfect.Thanks

It's not a perfect response actually

Nvidia cards are awesome for mining and are arguably more power efficient.
Eth is not the most profitable to mine on Nvidia, but a 1080 ti can get 36+ eth/s easily.
It obviously costs far more than an AMD card, but Eth is not the coin you would be going after.

The cards you want to look at are the 1060 6GB, 1070, 1080, and 1080ti, and then mine ZEC, and other coins

On the low end the 1060 6GB can be found for ~$220 and can return $2+ per day, so it's pretty similar to an RX480/580, except it only uses 90-100W doing it

Then as you pay more for the higher end cards you get more $ per day, but might have a longer ROI.
But think about the profits per/day once the cards are paid off

[jwarren81]

Its amazing the bad information floating out about NVIDIA.  And somehow Eth mining is the gold standard . . . yeah a year or two ago.  If all you have is AMD cards, then great mine Eth till it dies.  But if you are starting new, I'd stay away from AMD and recommend NVIDIA for sure.  It has a higher startup cost but the returns are as good, if not better if you are multi-algo mining effectively.  You could just mine ZEC for a modest return as well but you won't optimize unless you switch consistently with the market.  The top of the market algos currently, for NVIDIA cards, starts with Skein at the top, then floats between Equihash, Neoscrypt, Nist5, Timetravel, Blake2s, Bitcore.  With occasional spikes from Lyra2v2, Sib, Lbry and others.

Personally I would put the GTX 1070 line as the minimum for performance/watt/hash/price balance.  I have 12 Asus STRIX GTX 1070 OC models running with profit switching on zpool.  Soon to be 24 as I scale up and find a warehouse to put them in.  If you want more details on my setup let me know.

[philipma1957]

like the amd fan boys buy their amd and keep secret the excellence of nvidia with zec

[MA3A]

here are EVGA 1080TI 11GB stock clock and SLI'd 2x1080TI by ZOTAC on stock clock, dual SLI'd ASUS 1080TI stock clock, hash rates benchmarked with Nicehash https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1064970120270736&id=348409301926825 also the 3rd picture is SLI system electricity consumption at the wall it basically jumped from 500-600W never stayed steady and never less than 500W under 100% load on both cards.

//added RADEON PRO DUO ETH+PASC hash speed screenshot

[rednoW]

here are EVGA 1080TI 11GB stock clock and SLI'd 2x1080TI by ZOTAC on stock clock, dual SLI'd ASUS 1080TI stock clock, hash rates benchmarked with Nicehash https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1064970120270736&id=348409301926825 also the 3rd picture is SLI system electricity consumption at the wall it basically jumped from 500-600W never stayed steady and never less than 500W under 100% load on both cards.

could you benchmark neoscrypt? Please!

[MA3A]

I do try to test ALL listed algos on systems i built for clients, but some tests within Nicehash are failing and don't give any explanation why, i can try, hopefully i get a bit more time for that, before system will be taken by client tomorrow.

[QuintLeo]

I do try to test ALL listed algos on systems i built for clients, but some tests within Nicehash are failing and don't give any explanation why, i can try, hopefully i get a bit more time for that, before system will be taken by client tomorrow.

Run the "precise" test sometimes works where the shorter tests flat out refuse to work, especially on algorythms like ETH that have a long setup time - but sometime you still have to run the test 2 or 3 times before it will work.