What is the most profitable coin to mine with GeForce GTX 1080 Ti?

No profitable coins are currently available for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti at $0.080/kWh. Try lowering your electricity rate or checking back later.

How is daily profit calculated for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti?

Daily profit = Daily revenue from mined coins − Daily electricity cost. For GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, power consumption is 0W, costing $0.00/day at $0.080/kWh. Revenue is based on live network hashrate, block reward, and current coin price for each supported algorithm.

How does electricity cost affect profit for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti?

Power consumption data is not available for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.

Which mining algorithms does GeForce GTX 1080 Ti support?

This GPU supports 21 different mining algorithms including Xelishashv2, Zhash, ProgPow. You can switch between coins instantly based on live profitability data from MinerCompare.

What is the power efficiency of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti?

Hashrate or power data is missing for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.

Can I overclock GeForce GTX 1080 Ti for better profits?

Yes! Undervolting and memory overclocking can improve efficiency by 10–30%. Use HiveOS, SimpleMining OS, or MSI Afterburner. Keep VRAM temperature below 60°C for longevity. This can save up to significant electricity.

What is the resale value of GeForce GTX 1080 Ti?

GPUs like GeForce GTX 1080 Ti retain 60–80% of their original price on eBay after 1 year of mining. High demand for gaming and AI keeps resale value strong, especially for NVIDIA RTX 30/40 and AMD RX 6000/7000 series.

How does GeForce GTX 1080 Ti compare to other GPUs?

Use the GPU Generations panel to compare GeForce GTX 1080 Ti with 8 generations of graphics cards. Filter by AMD/NVIDIA, VRAM, or algorithm to find the best performer for your budget and electricity rate.

GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Calculate mining profitability for GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. Real-time profit estimates based on network hashrate for multiple algorithms and coins.

Released: Mar 2017

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About the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Learn more about this GPU, including its specifications, performance, and mining capabilities.

Hunched at the crossroads of raw silicon and whispered algorithms, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti emerges not merely as a GPU but as a precise instrument of computation whose pedigree speaks louder than mythology: launched in March 2017 on NVIDIA’s Pascal architecture, it brings 3,584 CUDA cores to bear and an expansive 11 GB of GDDR5X memory clocked at 11 Gbps, yielding a formidable 484 GB/s of memory bandwidth that underpins both high-fidelity rendering and the repeated, memory-intensive calculations of blockchain hashing; with a base clock of 1,480 MHz and a boost tempo of 1,582 MHz it delivers the sustained compute throughput that made it a darling for gamers and professionals, and a reliable workhorse for miners as well. In practical terms this card translates architectural heft into mining performance: on stock settings many operators report around 32.04 MH/s on common algorithms, with careful tuning and overclocking often nudging that figure up toward 37 MH/s, though such gains come with the tangible consequence of elevated power draw-typical consumption ranges between roughly 250 and 285 watts-so any honest assessment weighs hash rate against electrical appetite, cooling capacity and long-term thermal behavior. The 1080 Ti’s combination of dense CUDA parallelism and high memory bandwidth makes it particularly effective on coin algorithms sensitive to memory throughput, and its versatility allows miners to pivot between different coins depending on network difficulty and algorithmic favor; yet the pragmatic miner must consider more than raw megahashes-efficiency curves, chassis airflow, VRM stability, and the quality of power delivery all determine whether those speculative gains are sustainable across a season of blocks. While its age since the 2017 debut means newer architectures may eclipse it in absolute efficiency, the 1080 Ti remains relevant where second-hand availability and proven tuning guides let experienced operators wring additional performance through modest voltage adjustments, optimized memory straps and targeted cooling, producing an engine that still, in the quiet hours, churns steady cryptographic work into tangible yields-the old titan turns its many cores toward the ledger with the calm inevitability of a practiced ritual, blending measurable specs and hands-on optimization into a dependable mining presence.

Mineable Coins

All cryptocurrencies that can be mined with this GPU across different algorithms.

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Coin	Algorithm	Hashrate	Power	Price	Block Time Reward	Network HR Difficulty	Income Expense	Daily Profit
Xelis XEL	Xelishashv2	11.00 KH/s	120 W	$0.3020	5 s 0.34 XEL	81.68 MH/s 421.49 M	$0.23 $0.23	$0.00
Bitcoin Gold BTG	Zhash	86.00 Sol/s	200 W	$2.9200	617 s 3.13 BTG	349.46 kSol/s 26.32 K	$0.31 $0.38	$-0.07
Gemlink GLINK	Zhash	86.00 Sol/s	200 W	$0.0011	59 s 8.40 GLINK	3.59 kSol/s 26.00	$0.31 $0.38	$-0.07
Quai QUAI	ProgPow	21.50 MH/s	200 W	$0.0236	— 2.69 QUAI	504.14 GH/s 450.70 B	$0.26 $0.38	$-0.12 ⚠ Stale data
Zclassic ZCL	EquihashZero	49.00 Sol/s	190 W	$0.2244	76 s 0.39 ZCL	21.28 kSol/s 197.00	$0.23 $0.36	$-0.14
PepePow PEPEW	Xelishashv2	11.00 KH/s	120 W	$0.0000	21 s 6.34K PEPEW	1.12 MH/s —	$0.07 $0.23	$-0.16
Vertcoin VTC	Verthash	790.00 KH/s	160 W	$0.0540	158 s 6.25 VTC	1.32 GH/s 48.00	$0.11 $0.31	$-0.20
BLOCX. BLOCX	Autolykos	87.50 MH/s	170 W	$0.0126	62 s 22.88 BLOCX	275.49 GH/s 3.98 K	$0.13 $0.33	$-0.20 ⚠ Stale data
Ryo RYO	CryptoNightGPU	2.35 KH/s	200 W	$0.0046	246 s 30.97 RYO	669.47 KH/s 164.69 M	$0.18 $0.38	$-0.21
Dynexcoin DNX	DynexSolve	3.70 KH/s	140 W	$0.0190	119 s 11.89 DNX	11.10 MH/s 1.32 B	$0.05 $0.27	$-0.21
Grin GRIN	Cuckatoo32	0.46 G/s	190 W	$0.0416	59 s 60.00 GRIN	12.00 kG/s 708.25 K	$0.14 $0.36	$-0.22
MWC-CT31 MWC	Cuckatoo31	1.48 G/s	190 W	$7.0500	60 s 0.05 MWC	5.66 kG/s 339.31 K	$0.13 $0.36	$-0.23
Aeternity AE	CuckooCycle	7.90 G/s	190 W	$0.0062	186 s 35.64 AE	6.39 kG/s 1.19 M	$0.13 $0.36	$-0.24
Evrmore EVR	EvrProgPow	21.50 MH/s	200 W	$0.0000	60 s 1.25K EVR	10.38 GH/s 145.00	$0.15 $0.38	$-0.24
Firo FIRO	FiroPow	21.50 MH/s	190 W	$0.6423	152 s 0.31 FIRO	21.06 GH/s 745.00	$0.12 $0.36	$-0.25

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