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well i believe its better than nothing right.
Even if not 1 ETH perday. its fine by me. i dont have to pay much for electricity

It is OK for you to mine, but for other people paying $0.2/kWh, it will not be profitable in two months.

I'm not sure that was a good idea to start mining if you pay $0.2/kWh. High profit never lasts long Wink

The difficulty is rising fast and the price is dropping now. It will soon be unprofitable for the high electricity cost miners.

Maybe due to this>> http://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-pascal-tesla-p100-gpu,31557.html im sure they are "testing" them.. what better way to burn them in then mine some crypto with them.. Im sure btc asics man. doing the same right now.. Diff skyrocketing there still aswell..

Is what it is!

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d57heinz

haha no way. I filled out this online Tesla K80 test-drive form like half a year ago to see how my eth cuda miner would perform on GK210 (double the register space, yay). Next day I get a phone call from an Nvidia rep. asking me what I was planning to do. I honestly told them it was just a crypto kernel. Never heard back from them again Grin

Makes one wonder why these tech companies keep doing this.. im sure it makes many people hold off buying new equipment way before the product is supposed to be available..

here is a tidbit from the first comment

"No HBM 2 until Fall. No units until Q1 2017 (March?). Is nVidia really paper launching a card that is a year off?! Are they THAT desperate!?

Also:
FirePro S9300 X2 = 13.9 TFLOPS Single Precision @ 28nm + HBM 1 & 300w TDP
NVIDIA Tesla Pascal = 10.6TFLOPS Single Precision @ 16nm + HBM 2 & 300w TDP (edited from 14nm typo)

I guess Pascal really is Maxwell v1.1."

Looks like it doesnt perform all that better.. seems that 16/14 nm isnt that big of performance boost until they can master that die size.

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d57heinz