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1080 Ti Hashrate?

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Hey there!

Could someone tell me what hashrate would I be looking at with a 1080 Ti Aorus Extreme edition from Gigabyte? I'm looking into buying a new PC and because I'm gonna get it anyway I'd like to use all of it's potential. This is all for XMR (Monero) btw

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https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/nvidia/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti/

 

The 1080ti probably uses more power ($) than it will make mining. The 1070 is really the sweet spot for mining.

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29 minutes ago, Name Taken said:

Nvidia is bad at CryptoNight. Vega 56 can get 2000 H/s.

at way more power, heat, and noise...

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3 hours ago, kir13y said:

https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/nvidia/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-ti/

 

The 1080ti probably uses more power ($) than it will make mining. The 1070 is really the sweet spot for mining.

Agree, undervolt and bump the VRAM clocks on a 1070 if mining.  A 1080Ti dumps heat major (I know I am testing one out with F@H and BOINC at the moment).  I can do a test run out on Ethminer if the OP wants.  I don't have the Monero miner on hand.

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