Yesterday we discussed a possible CMP HX model based on the exclusive GA100 chip for mining. Today we learned about the existence of the CMP 220HX.
220HX, 210MH/s, 3k$ https://t.co/4IJhsAUOTP
— I_Leak_VN (@I_Leak_VN) March 22, 2021
Recently, it was leaked that Nvidia plans to launch a CMP HX graphics card that outperforms the CMP 90HX model.
According to the leak from @I_Leak_VN, this model would be called the CMP 220HX and it could offer a throughput of 210MH / s by mining the Ethereum coin.
If this result of the CMP 220HX is true, the mining performance would be truly spectacular, doubling the performance of the RTX 3090. With this hash rate, it is estimated that you can mine Ethereum exceeding $ 20 a day, or $ 600 a month.
Everything reads very well, although the issue of the price that this graphics card will have will be decisive to know if it is profitable or not for miners. The original Nvidia A100 graphics card, which uses the GA100 chip, costs about $ 7,000. If we invested that money to mine about 600 dollars a month, the graphics card would give us benefits after a year.
The A100 graphics card has dual slots and passive cooling, so it would be quite convenient for miners to use these graphics cards without worrying about heat. In addition, its nominal power is 250 W, which is not too high a value and that we are going to appreciate in our electricity bill.
Mining seems to be a very profitable business for those who are 100% dedicated to it and an opportunity to improve their finances for many others who have a decent graphics card and want to profit from it when they are not gaming. It remains to be seen if Nvidia's strategy of releasing graphics cards solely for mining is the best option or if it won't end stock problems.
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