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Quote from: philipma1957 on September 17, 2021, 05:09:48 PM

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Hi Bitcointalk community,

2 months ago I bought a GPU it was a RTX 3070 (not LHR) and I was thinking to continue buying more RTX 3070 (not LHR). Now I browse on Ebay.ca and was surprised to realized that there's no more RTX 3700 (not LHR), they are all LHR.

I would like to hear from you, what Nvidia GPUs are you now buying on the market?
In term of efficiency (hashrate per watt) I came to the conclusion that the RTX 3070 was the best to mine ETH.

Thank you in advance.

rtx a4000

RTX 4000 is a low power GPU compare to rtx3070, RTX4000 does 36MH max mining Ethereum and rtx3070 does 60MH+ if it's not the LHR version, the RTX4000 is comparable to AMD 6600XT instead

you should delete your misinformation. while it is true about the rtx 4000 it does not apply to

the rtx a4000 as it is a very good card.

I have 7 doing 57 mh at 125 watts

we ordered 18 in total and now have 13 delivered

here are 7 mining as I type

I looked at prices but aren't RX 6800/XT/6900XT better in the end?

The A4000 are going for the same price as those but the AMD cards does 60-66mH/s at similar wattage.

The A4000 seems priced the same as 6900XT but if you can find 6800/6800XT you can go cheaper.

Even considering that it takes almost 1.5-2 years to get ROI nominal. Excluding electricity and taxes on gains making it even longer.

Unless you are getting your A4000 at considerable discounts? Not retail pricing.