Graphics card profitability

How much a graphics card earns from mining today

More than 70 NVIDIA, AMD and Intel graphics cards – from the GTX 1050 Ti to the RTX 5090 and RX 9070 XT – and more than 20 coins, including new ones such as Pearl, Quantus and Qubitcoin. For each card we calculate how much it earns today on the most profitable coin and how much is left after paying for electricity. Click a card to see its earnings on all algorithms.

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Card hashrate and power draw: public benchmarks from WhatToMine, minerstat and kryptex (tuned for mining). Network data and coin prices: WhatToMine, every hour (backup: WoolyPooly and CoinGecko). Earnings are an estimate for today excluding pool fees; actual performance depends on the individual card, drivers and settings.

Frequently asked questions

Does GPU mining pay off in 2026?

It depends on the card, the coin and the electricity price. On old coins (Ravencoin, Ergo, Ethereum Classic) Czech electricity prices today eat up the entire earnings. New coins such as Pearl, Quantus, Qubitcoin or Karlsen, however, earn money on modern cards (RTX 30, 40 and 50, new AMD) even after paying for electricity. The table above shows today's figures for your electricity price and automatically picks the most profitable coin for each card. The profitability of new coins changes quickly – as the network grows and the price moves. For long-term earnings, compare ASIC miners as well.

Which cryptocurrency should I mine on a graphics card?

Whichever pays most for your card today – the table picks it automatically from more than 20 coins: Pearl, Quantus (QPoW), Qubitcoin (Qhash), Parallax (Xhash), Karlsen, Epic Cash (ProgPow), Tari (Cuckaroo29), Decred (Blake3DCR), Iron Fish, Firo, Aeternity, Zano, Xelis, Ergo, Neoxa, Quai, Kerrigan, Ravencoin, Nexa, Ethereum Classic, Conflux, Abelian and others. The strip above the table shows which coins earn most today and on which card. Click a card to see its earnings on all algorithms.

Where do the figures in the table come from?

Card hashrate and power draw come from public benchmarks by WhatToMine, minerstat and kryptex. Network hashrate, block rewards and coin prices are taken hourly from WhatToMine and converted to Czech crowns using the bitcoin exchange rate. Coins for which WhatToMine reports outdated network data are temporarily left out. Earnings are an estimate for today excluding pool fees.

Why does my card have a different hashrate from the table?

The values apply to a card tuned for mining (adjusted clocks and power). Performance varies with the individual card, cooling, drivers and mining software. For cards marked "less verified data" there are fewer public benchmarks so far.

Can you repair my graphics card?

Yes. We repair all graphics cards on the market – gaming and mining, NVIDIA, AMD and Intel. More on the PC and laptop repairs page.