Tests of the Titan V edition has shown that it is capable of 88mh/s in Ethereum.. that is twice as fast as the current top dog Radeon Vega 64.
Those who remember Nvidias Pascal launch knows that they released the cards suddenly and that the NDA that the sub-contractors had to adhere to was enforced with huge success.. The only somewhat credible rumour was from a forum where some guy had taken a photo of a shroud made for the founders edition nvidia 1080 cards.. nothing else of substance got out.
What will happen this time around if the same happens? The market will surely be flooded with second hand gpus, maybe even the price of crypto will take a hit?
mining has nothing to do with Veeky Forums gtfo pajeet
Noah Brooks
how many needed to unlock a btc block ?
Owen Watson
>Tests of the Titan V edition has shown that it is capable of 88mh/s in Ethereum.. that is twice as fast as the current top dog Radeon Vega 64.
and how much more expensive??? 2x? 3x? do the math yourself nigger
Jack Williams
It's already out and cost over $3k just for the card. I don't see many people rushing out to get one and for 3k no thanks.
Hunter Gomez
You do the math yourself, giga-nigga. Even with twice the cost, it will pay for itself just as quick as the previous gen cards, but make double the profit after that.
Brody Morales
no one buys titans for mining theyre like $3k. look for 2 or so months after the "launch" of the 1180 or whatever it will be called before cards actually become available to anyone. don't know why the market would get flooded even with new gpus the old ones will still be profitable just less so like my 970 is today
Cooper Wood
The non-enthusiast versions will be priced at less than a third of that.
Gabriel Cox
volta consumer gpu wont cost as much as Titan V and probably hash about 75% of it you absolute brainlets
Brandon Jenkins
Mining what user? I am trying to do babbys first mining and want to be good
David Barnes
lol sure nvidia buttboi
Nicholas Hill
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Nolan Morris
I'l just wait and see OP Not selling the old 1070s though, I can imagine 40mh for 700 bucks which is garbage tier. Vegas do 2k sols on cryptonight. Beat that novidea
Charles Torres
But if they turn out to be good, I'm dumping all my mining profits on more cards and selling these to gaymer soyboys
Robert Gonzalez
Titan V has HBM2 and machine learning cores. That's why it's $3000 The 2080 MSRP will be around $700.
Jack Clark
That's literally what I just said. Vega has HBM2 for 500€ and does the equivalent of 3 1080s on cryptonote
Jordan Peterson
kek
Zachary Rivera
You don't need HBM2 for mining tho and the hashrate is pretty shit compared to Volta.
Noah White
>half the hashrate for 1/8 of the price and power consumption >pretty shit >and this is on ethshit algo which only newfags mine
Adam Perry
>half the hashrate for 1/8 of the price and power consumption Half the hasrate for 140% of the price more like, you stupid brainlet.
Thats not a titan v you turbo brainlet >he didnt buy at msrp
Hudson Ortiz
No one is talking about Titan V, the 2080 MSRP will be $700 and it will actually be sold at MSRP.
Titan V is overpriced because of the Tensor cores, which are useless for mining anyway. 2080 will have a higher hasrate than Titan V.
Jaxon Carter
>imagine being this delusional
Ryder Wilson
What part about GPU architecture don't you understand, brainlet? Titan V isn't a full-sized die, because a part of the die has been replaced by Tensor cores. The full-sized die will be 2080 Ti @ $799 MSRP, which will be released after 2080 with $699 MSRP.
AMD doesn't have the production capacities to saturate the market and keep the prices at MSRP. All they have is Global Foundries, which constantly keeps missing production deadlines. Nvidia just built new manufacturing plants in China, which will keep the prices at MSRP. Prepare for AMD being absolutely fucked when the Voltas will roll out.
Aaron Ramirez
Exact thing novidea shills said about vegas. They then released the most powerful consumer gpu ever made, and it still didn't hit full potential hashwise
Jaxon Anderson
>They then released the most powerful consumer gpu ever made Yes. The one that only exists only in showcases and the one you can't buy anywhere, unless you pay the price of a 1080 SLI setup, AMD sure showed them. Kek.
Robert Thompson
Well I got mine for 500€, maybe you should have believed le architecture meme before some neckbeard optimezed a miner for cryptonight
Dominic Green
I've found Vega 64 and 56 cards for 2-300 bucks less than the 1080 at a local franchise computer shop where I live. I'm very tempted to pick up a 56 for mining I just have to wait for my pay day.
