Titan v is a 'monster' for cryptocurrency mining

TITAN V can already be ordered from the official Nvidia site for around 3, 100 euros, a price that seems excessively high for video games, but this is not the only purpose of this card. It turns out that the guys from BitsBeTrippin got a TITAN V to put it to the test when mining cryptocurrencies. How will the TITAN V work for the mining of different currencies? We will see it in the following lines.

TITAN V is put to the test with different cryptocurrencies

In the following video we can see all the tests that were carried out with this card, using an AMD X399 Threadripper system as a base. During the tests, unboxing and different tests were carried out for 2 hours, but we will summarize the results that interest us. How does TITAN V work for mining?

Its mining performance


CURRENCY	FREQUENCY IN STOCK	OC (Power Limit 65%, GPU + 75 Mem + 130)	CONSUMPTION (Stock)	CONSUMPTION (OC)
ETH	70 MH / s	77 MH / s	213w	237w
ZEC	750 SOL	877 SOL	221w	244w
XMR	1224 H / s	1417 H / s	157w	165w
LBC	685 MH / s	N / A	241w	N / A
VTC	88.7 MH / s	100.3 MH / s	246w	259w

This is how a graphics card of more than 3000 euros works when you put it to mine cryptocurrencies. According to the experts on the subject, the results are impressive, especially since the graph remains below 250W TDP. Simply a monstrous mining card, but the big downside would be its high price, so you wouldn't have to worry too much about the TITAN V card stock due to the high demand for miners.