GPU Comparison ranks graphics cards configured for specific mining algorithms. Each row is one GPU profile (model + algorithm tuning) with live profitability, power draw and efficiency metrics.
Each row is one GPU profile (model + algorithm tuning) with live profitability, power draw and efficiency metrics.
What is this tool?
GPU Comparison ranks graphics cards configured for specific mining algorithms. Each row is one GPU profile (model + algorithm tuning) with live profitability, power draw and efficiency metrics.
The same physical card can appear multiple times with different algorithms — each profile has its own hashrate and profit estimate.
Use algorithm chips to compare only GPUs tuned for the same algo (e.g. KawPow or Etchash).
How to read the results
Use algorithm chips to compare only GPUs tuned for the same algo (e.g. KawPow or Etchash).
Sort by profit for raw earnings, by $/W·day for energy efficiency, or by hashrate/power for hardware specs.
The Best coin column shows the most profitable coin for that GPU profile at current network conditions.
Click a row to open full specs and the ranked list of mineable coins for that GPU.
Key signals and metrics
Sort by profit for raw earnings, by $/W·day for energy efficiency, or by hashrate/power for hardware specs.
The Best coin column shows the most profitable coin for that GPU profile at current network conditions.
Click a row to open full specs and the ranked list of mineable coins for that GPU.
Advanced usage and combinations
Profit/W helps compare cards on the same algorithm; do not use it to compare KawPow vs Etchash directly.
Hashrate figures are reference values — your actual hashrate depends on silicon lottery, OC/UV and pool latency.
Power draw is TDP-style estimates; measure your rig at the wall for accurate electricity costs.
Using this tool on PEPS Crypto
The same physical card can appear multiple times with different algorithms — each profile has its own hashrate and profit estimate.
Use algorithm chips to compare only GPUs tuned for the same algo (e.g. KawPow or Etchash).
Profit/W helps compare cards on the same algorithm; do not use it to compare KawPow vs Etchash directly.
Open the full guide from the link next to the tool for FAQs and best practices.
How it works
- The same physical card can appear multiple times with different algorithms — each profile has its own hashrate and profit estimate.
- Use algorithm chips to compare only GPUs tuned for the same algo (e.g. KawPow or Etchash).
- Sort by profit for raw earnings, by $/W·day for energy efficiency, or by hashrate/power for hardware specs.
- The Best coin column shows the most profitable coin for that GPU profile at current network conditions.
- Click a row to open full specs and the ranked list of mineable coins for that GPU.
What to consider
- Profit/W helps compare cards on the same algorithm; do not use it to compare KawPow vs Etchash directly.
- Hashrate figures are reference values — your actual hashrate depends on silicon lottery, OC/UV and pool latency.
- Power draw is TDP-style estimates; measure your rig at the wall for accurate electricity costs.
- A GPU ranked high on one algorithm may be unprofitable on another — pick the profile that matches what you actually mine.
- Pair with What to Mine to pick the best coin once you have chosen your GPU and algorithm.
Frequently asked questions
- How reliable are the signals from this tool?
- Treat every reading as a hypothesis. Strong setups usually agree across multiple rows, timeframes or linked PEPS engines — not from a single highlighted value alone.
- Is this tool suitable for beginners?
- Yes. Start with one symbol or one ranked row, read the labels and confirmation panels, then open linked tools before sizing a live position.
- How often is the data updated?
- Refresh cadence depends on the engine — many trading scanners update every few minutes; on-chain and mining feeds may run on hourly timers. Check the Updated timestamp on the tool page.
Conclusion
Profit/W helps compare cards on the same algorithm; do not use it to compare KawPow vs Etchash directly.
Hashrate figures are reference values — your actual hashrate depends on silicon lottery, OC/UV and pool latency.