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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Are ETH mining softwares offer real unlock solutions for LHR GPUs?
by
Didz
on 29/10/2021, 14:43:23 UTC
https://whattomine.com/gpus
Take a look at the profit calculator and you will find the answer to your question.
LHR video cards have a reduced sheshrate when mining Ethereum and Ergo, but the rest of the coins have no restrictions when mining.
Paying a huge price for a non-LHR video card should not be, because Ethereum mining will end soon.

Thanks for your answer.
In the next 10 months Ethereum merge might happened but we can switch our graphics card to another proof of work coin and RTX 3070 non-LHR video cards perform well with Ravencoin or Ergo and will still have a good resale value.
This is not good news for Ravencoin.
https://www.nicehash.com/countdown/rvn-halving-2022-01-10-12-00

Ergo coin mines worse on LHR video cards.
https://whattomine.com/gpus/48-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070?cost=0.1
https://whattomine.com/gpus/64-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3070-lhr?cost=0.1

When a huge number of video cards start mining Ravencoin or Ergo, the profit will be very small.



I think it can be a good thing the Ravencoin's halving, if the price goes up it can easily compensate the halving.

All the other proof of work blockchain minable with GPUs are very small blockchains compared to Ethereum blockchain. When ETH will be proof of stake you will see all the hash rate get distributed and moving regularly from one PoW coin to the others but yea I'm pretty sure the profit will never be the same.

My bro is a software engineer working for a DeFi company and he explained to me lately the latest developments in the Ethereum world and frankly these PoW coins like Ergo, Ravencoin etc. are simply not in the train in terms of future technology. Almost everything is happening on Ethereum blockchain (lately it's the Layer 2), the PoW coins are simple investment investment vehicles. Even Ergo doesn't have a lot of resources for coders, the vast majority of developers are on Ethereum.


Cardano coming soon will be interesting to follow!