Uh, so if you thought that using 78 GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards to extract cryptocurrencies was crazy – now cryptography miners collect GeForce RTX 30 series gaming laptops and extract crypto with them. 20 RTX 3060 gaming laptops are produced $ 74,000 a year…
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We all know how impossible it is to buy graphics cards right now, so some Chinese crypto miners buy NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 series gaming laptops and use them to extract crypto. featuring GeForce RTX 30 series gaming laptops all stacked.
You can see in the pictures both above and below, all the new gaming laptops from the GeForce RTX 30 series with GeForce RTX 3060 graphics cards – from the Chinese company OEM Hasee.
The laptops themselves cost just over $ 1,000 each, so the 20 x GeForce RTX 3060 series gaming laptops would cost about $ 20,000. If you had cheap enough power, it would be a great investment, given how cryptocurrency prices – and Ethereum in particular – are declining now.
Our TechARP friends found out what an average GeForce RTX 3060 laptop should look like, with ETH extraction:
- 0.000265045 ETH per hour
- 0.00636108 ETH per day
- 0.1908324 ETH per month (30 days)
- 2.3217942 ETH per year
This means that if you have 20 laptops with GeForce RTX 3060 graphics inside, you look at a huge one:
- $ 8,908 per hour
- $ 213.80 per day
- USD 6,413.87 per month (30 days)
- $78,035 per year
At this rate, you would actually pay for the laptop investment ($ 20,000) within 4 months (if the ETH prices stay the same). The electricity rate in China is about 0.545 RMB or about 0.084 USD per kWh. Each laptop should use an average of about 250W of power, which adds another $ 3679 per year.
With that in mind, the 20 x GeForce RTX 3060 gaming laptops earn $ 6400 + per month and $ 74,000 + per year. Pretty incredible!
