Hope that you're mining on those. The money's (currently) pretty good. I'm making $16-18/day right now, with my GTX 1070 ti, GTX 1060 3GB, RX 470, RX 570, and asst. older cards. Even tried mining with some Zotac GT 730 1GB GDDR5 cards. Though, they seem to be unstable. I plugged in my mobo's extra PCI-E power connector onto the board, and loaded Zotac's OC/Fan software, and raised the fan speed to 95% on both cards, but they still, eventually, crashed the box. Sadly. Maybe they really are refurbished. (Were sold as refurb, but I thought that they might be New Old Stock, without warranty.)I've got 3 evga FTW 1080's. Glad I bought them when I did. Wouldn't want to have to be buying a video card right now...
I sure hope nvidia cranks out sufficient amount of cards for volta. They probably won't though and there will be shortages.
Hope that you're mining on those. The money's (currently) pretty good.
Well, you're leaving money on the table, just saying. (Which you could then use the BTC, to buy the latest new coin, and make a bundle. See the thread in OT.)No mining. I'm running 1080 sli in my 4k rig, and just a single 1080 in another. When volta comes out I hope to pull them all out and upgrade maybe.
Well, you're leaving money on the table, just saying. (Which you could then use the BTC, to buy the latest new coin, and make a bundle. See the thread in OT.)
My GTX 1070 ti is making me $6/day.
Most of the 2017 was like this.2018 will be same or worse.Pc gaming is pretty much dead sice 2017.I think 95% of cards sells in 2017 was to miners anyway.Sooner or later even pc enthusiast will quit and then AMd/nv will have huge problem if mining crash in future.Because nobody will care about their cards by then.Everyone will be on console by then.
They need ramp up productions or bye bye pc gaming.
Hope that you're mining on those. The money's (currently) pretty good. I'm making $16-18/day right now, with my GTX 1070 ti, GTX 1060 3GB, RX 470, RX 570, and asst. older cards. Even tried mining with some Zotac GT 730 1GB GDDR5 cards. Though, they seem to be unstable. I plugged in my mobo's extra PCI-E power connector onto the board, and loaded Zotac's OC/Fan software, and raised the fan speed to 95% on both cards, but they still, eventually, crashed the box. Sadly. Maybe they really are refurbished. (Were sold as refurb, but I thought that they might be New Old Stock, without warranty.)
When I can pick up some other new cards, will (probably) stop mining on the older ones, as they are less power-efficient.
I can't believe people are buying used 1080 Ti cards for over $1200 when they could just buy a new Titan Xp for the same price. What's going on?
I can't believe people are buying used 1080 Ti cards for over $1200 when they could just buy a new Titan Xp for the same price. What's going on?
970 at ~280 USD on ebay now.
When did you see that? I was watching ebay auction prices Wednesday through Friday and it seemed like the winning bids were all around $215. I'd be tempted to sell my 970 if it ever gets to $300.
Auction prices are meaningless.
The market is determined by "buy it now" prices.
If people are willing to wait and gamble on auctions they would be better served simply pre-ordering at retail-ish prices.Are people actually buying at "Buy It Now" prices that much higher than the auction prices though? I know the auction prices are what people are actually paying and not what sellers are asking.