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September 14, 2020, 01:42:52 PM
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Are the Nvidia 3000 Series the BEST GPUs for MINING EVER?! Let's review the Nvidia RTX 3060, 3070, 3080, and 3090 graphics cards for GPU mining! We estimate the mining performance and hashrates!

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September 14, 2020, 02:57:18 PM
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in year 2015 r9 390 is 8gb. 3070 is 8gb in 4th quarter of 2020. even gamers will despise that card LOL

3070 is equal to 2080ti performance? 2080ti is still almost equal to 1080ti performance, 1080ti is circa 2017

3070 is garbage.



if 3080 vs 3090 for mining...

..is like 280x vs 290/390, then 3090 is waste of money and power (vrams that are not utilized consumes power, cost more than 2x of 3080)

..is like 1080 vs 1080ti, then maybe 3090 is a good card.
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September 14, 2020, 07:17:40 PM
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3070 is garbage.

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.

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September 14, 2020, 08:40:43 PM
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3070 is garbage.

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.

this could be a hint to all of us. bad news for amd fans

3070 last (around same time of big navi release) because maybe that's where the performance of big navi...around the performance of 3070.

yes 5700xt can hash 50+mhs for eth, maybe big navi can do 70mhs, but nvidia and amd didn't make cards for eth, its all about gaming.

gaming performance of 3070 gddr6 and big navi (gddr6 too), so this is the fighting range.

there is a leak about 3070ti using 16gb, big navi is rumored to be 12gb and 16gb. 3070ti at 16gb will finish the fight with amd.

maybe marketing knows $500 budget is where majority of gamers are.


why a hint?
  
a hint that maybe the game is over, if you want to have the best tech but afraid to spend $1500 for 3090 then 3080 for you at $700....but a few months to a year when 10gb is not enough for your needs, you buy 3080ti with 16gb or 20gb gddr6x for 900$ LOL

 
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September 15, 2020, 09:00:35 AM
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garbage or not garbage Cheesy

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

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September 15, 2020, 09:39:47 AM
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garbage or not garbage Cheesy

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


dude enjoy the foreplay first LOL
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September 15, 2020, 11:22:29 AM
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garbage or not garbage Cheesy

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


Tomorrow i guess.

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September 15, 2020, 11:28:44 AM
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Another useless video from vosk  Roll Eyes

Video Title:
Are the Nvidia 3000 Series the BEST GPUs for MINING EVER?! RTX 3070, 3080, and 3090 HASHRATES

And then? You talk about some leaks or expected hashrates from other sites. Why you don´t do your own research? How much time you spend on producing this video? 16min?
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AMD fanboys are feeling the heat like this sxemini dude. going around altcoin mining section on nvidia rampage posts heheheh

troll posting people talking good about nvidia cards.

well if you look at his post history owns rx 480 and rx 580.

now he possibly owns 5700xt amd's cutting edge new gpu technology that hashes ~50mhs, only to find out that 1080ti a circa 2017 gpu can do 50mhs LOL  Grin so he wants the new 30xx series of nvidia to do just around 65mhs hehe

dude if a typhoon is coming to destroy your flimsy house, don't hate the guy that is talking that the typhoon is strong...

P.S. i forgot, you don't understand analogies. you have a comprehension problem.  Grin

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September 15, 2020, 02:20:53 PM
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"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.

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"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.

wattage..

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ethereum-daggerhashimoto-mining-performance

remember mining software optimization is not done yet for that card. maybe it can do better with efficiency.
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wattage..

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ethereum-daggerhashimoto-mining-performance

remember mining software optimization is not done yet for that card. maybe it can do better with efficiency.

65%, 210W, 79.8 MH/s

Thanks for the link, 2.6 watts per mhs is not bad. The 5700 does 58 mhs using 180 watts, 3.10 watts per mhs. The normal rx 570 does 30 mhs 130 watts, 4.3 watts per mhs. The radeon vii does the same hashrate and uses the same 210 watts, however i would still prefer the 3080, so, the 3080 is the winner because it would be used for everything, radeon vii only good for eth and few other algos.

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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 ETH (Dagger-Hashimoto)
________________________________________________________
Power Limit___Board Power__Hash Rate (Stock)____Hash Rate (OC)____Watt/Mh (OC)
100%_________~320W______~81.2 MH/s_________~89.1 MH/s________3.59
90%__________~290W______~81.3 MH/s_________~89.5 MH/s________3.25
80%__________~255W______~80.9 MH/s_________~88.4 MH/s________2.89
70%__________~225W______~80.7 MH/s_________~87.8 MH/s________2.58
65%________~210W_____~79.8 MH/s_______~86.0 MH/s______2.44  ****
60%__________~193W______~60.2 MH/s_________~61.3 MH/s________3.06

Not bad!!!  Roll Eyes
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September 15, 2020, 04:17:21 PM
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The problem is Ampere has double the fp32 throughput but not for integer instructions.

Ampere:
fp32 : int
2 : 1 ratio
(that is why nvidia "falsely" doubled their core count)

Turing/Pascal and also AMD Gpus:
fp32 : int
1 : 1 ratio

But mining/hashing is integer math and therefore the Ampere architecture is actually not ideal at all.
(with rt and tensor cores as well as these fp32 cores ALOT of silicon is wasted)




Cryptonight-GPU for Ryocoin has implemented fp32 functions in their hashing algo.
And I think there are ProgPow variations which also include some fp32 rounds in their hashing functions.
This is where the Ampere architecture should really shine.
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But mining/hashing is integer math and therefore the Ampere architecture is actually not ideal at all.
(with rt and tensor cores as well as these fp32 cores ALOT of silicon is wasted)

We will see that as soon as other algo benchmarks are shown. I still believe it will be good for everything.

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September 15, 2020, 05:32:26 PM
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wattage..

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ethereum-daggerhashimoto-mining-performance

remember mining software optimization is not done yet for that card. maybe it can do better with efficiency.

65%, 210W, 79.8 MH/s

Thanks for the link, 2.6 watts per mhs is not bad. The 5700 does 58 mhs using 180 watts, 3.10 watts per mhs. The normal rx 570 does 30 mhs 130 watts, 4.3 watts per mhs. The radeon vii does the same hashrate and uses the same 210 watts, however i would still prefer the 3080, so, the 3080 is the winner because it would be used for everything, radeon vii only good for eth and few other algos.

no the 5700 does 51 at 125-135 watts at wall on k-watt meter    2.45 watts to 2.64 watts  a mh

balls to the wall clocking at 180 watts to get 58mh  is doable but not smart.

the 3080 is almost exactly equal at the lower clock of 210 watts. it is around 2.44 watts

So to me these cards are very close to the same in efficiency.

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September 15, 2020, 05:57:40 PM
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The problem is Ampere has double the fp32 throughput but not for integer instructions.

Ampere:
fp32 : int
2 : 1 ratio
(that is why nvidia "falsely" doubled their core count)


They did nearly double the core count for the same price range. The FP32 improvement is per core.
Nothing false about it.

Regarding the original question, it depends on the algo. For compute bound algos the answer is yes
but it isn't fair to judge against older tech. I believe Maxwell had a bigger impact and ruled in its day.

For I/O bound algos all those extra cores are useless.

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no the 5700 does 51 at 125-135 watts at wall on k-watt meter    2.45 watts to 2.64 watts  a mh

balls to the wall clocking at 180 watts to get 58mh  is doable but not smart.

the 3080 is almost exactly equal at the lower clock of 210 watts. it is around 2.44 watts

So to me these cards are very close to the same in efficiency.

Okay, so 3080 still the best option then, density is always better unless big navi surprises us which i dont think it will.

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September 15, 2020, 06:51:59 PM
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no the 5700 does 51 at 125-135 watts at wall on k-watt meter    2.45 watts to 2.64 watts  a mh

balls to the wall clocking at 180 watts to get 58mh  is doable but not smart.

the 3080 is almost exactly equal at the lower clock of 210 watts. it is around 2.44 watts

So to me these cards are very close to the same in efficiency.

Okay, so 3080 still the best option then, density is always better unless big navi surprises us which i dont think it will.

Yes it is marginally better, but better.
2x 3080 cards  would be 1600 + 180 for the mobo/ram/cpu/psu
and room for 2 more cards

rig I show below has 4 cards at a cost of  1300 + 180 = 1480

so 1480, 470 watts board full or 2960  for 2 rigs doing 310mh at 940 watts

or 1780 , 470 watts board can add 2 cards. or 3380 for 1 rig doing 320mh at 940 watts

you save some space with the 3080's it costs a little takes up  more half the space and my 8 slot boards  are fine with 940 watts the gear would not over heat.  of course you need to pay 800 a card if price goes ballistic they are not worth more then 800 a card.


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wattage..

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3080-ethereum-daggerhashimoto-mining-performance

remember mining software optimization is not done yet for that card. maybe it can do better with efficiency.

65%, 210W, 79.8 MH/s

Thanks for the link, 2.6 watts per mhs is not bad. The 5700 does 58 mhs using 180 watts, 3.10 watts per mhs. The normal rx 570 does 30 mhs 130 watts, 4.3 watts per mhs. The radeon vii does the same hashrate and uses the same 210 watts, however i would still prefer the 3080, so, the 3080 is the winner because it would be used for everything, radeon vii only good for eth and few other algos.

no the 5700 does 51 at 125-135 watts at wall on k-watt meter    2.45 watts to 2.64 watts  a mh

balls to the wall clocking at 180 watts to get 58mh  is doable but not smart.

the 3080 is almost exactly equal at the lower clock of 210 watts. it is around 2.44 watts

So to me these cards are very close to the same in efficiency.

i expect this which is why a bought a few end of life xt 5700, hash per what on eth will be the same and right now i only care about eth.  Now progpow is a different story this 3080 should smash records on progpow. 40 or 50hms? vs 25 max on 5700xt
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