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Nvidia P104-100

Model Nvidia P104-100 from Nvidia mining algorithm CuckooCycle with a maximum hashrate of 4h for a power consumption of 92w.

Period /Day /Month
Income $0.19 $5.70

Cost

$0.1/kWh
$0.20 $6.00
Profitability -$0.01 -$0.30

Algorithms

Algorithm Efficiency Profit
EquihashZEL

0h - 0.0W

0.00J $0.00
CuckooCycle

4h - 92.0W

23.00J -$0.03
Zhash

49h - 100.0W

2.04J -$0.06
Autolykos2

63.239436Mh - 100.0W

1.58J -$0.10
KAWPOW

15.09662Mh - 150.0W

9.94J -$0.13
Octopus

7.050622Mh - 99.0W

14.04J -$0.18
Lyra2REv2

34.031495Mh - 83.0W

2.44J -$0.20
Ethash

32.507435Mh - 122.0W

3.75J -$0.21
Etchash

32.507435Mh - 122.0W

3.75J -$0.21
BeamHashIII

17h - 144.0W

8.47J -$0.24
RandomX

394h - 102.0W

0.26J -$0.23
CryptoNightR

722h - 101.0W

0.14J -$0.24
cuckAToo32

0h - 102.0W

0.00J -$0.24
NeoScrypt

807.951Kh - 175.0W

0.22J -$0.26
Keccak

649.890275Mh - 114.0W

0.18J -$0.26
Blake (2s)

3.306488345Gh - 118.0W

35.69J -$0.28
X13

6.116274Mh - 119.0W

19.46J -$0.29
X16R

20.709038Mh - 124.0W

5.99J -$0.29
X16Rv2

20.120542Mh - 124.0W

6.16J -$0.30
Lyra2z

2.049046Mh - 125.0W

61.00J -$0.30
Equihash

445h - 128.0W

0.29J -$0.31
Eaglesong

606.922Mh - 149.0W

0.25J -$0.36

Specification

Base Clock 1607 MHz
Boost Clock 1733 MHz
GPU Power 135 W
Max Memory Bandwidth 320.3 GB/s
Max Memory Size 4 GB
Memory Type GDDR5
OpenGL 4.5
Release date December 2017

Mining pools for Nvidia P104-100

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Nicehash nicehash.com
Mining Rig Rental miningrigrental.com
zpool zpool.ca
XmrPool xmrpool.net
Zergpool zergpool.com
XmrPool Hub xmrpoolhub.com
Mining Pool Hub miningpoolhub.com

Carbon Footprint

Estimating the carbon footprint from the cryptocurrency mining operations of the Nvidia P104-100 in a year, based on energy consumption and various energy sources

Energy Source Yearly Carbon Footprint (kgCO2e/year)
Wind 8
Nuclear 9
Hydroelectric 19
Geothermal 30
Solar 35
Biofuels 182
Gas 389
Coal 651
Data Source: lowcarbonpower.org

Warning: The numbers provided above are merely an estimate of the carbon footprint resulting from cryptocurrency mining. They are presented for informational purposes and should be seen as references only, not as an absolute exact figure. The actual carbon emissions can vary based on many different factors such as the approach, calculation methods, and specific parameters of each mining technology type. We recommend users to consider these figures as a small part of a larger environmental picture and the impact of cryptocurrency mining on it.