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EARNINGS ESTIMATE
Estimate what a machine could earn.
Enter your own numbers and read the arithmetic. Every figure on this page is calculated from the inputs below, and the working is printed so you can check it line by line.
01 / INPUTS
Your machine and your assumptions.
Every field is editable. The rate per GPU-hour is an assumption you set, not a published rate.
Used to fill in an average board power. You can edit the power afterwards.
Whole GPUs, 1 to 64.
The window a machine can serve jobs in. 0 to 24.
Days the machine is available in a month. 1 to 31.
The share of the available hours that are actually served. Demand is not known yet, so this is your assumption. 0 to 100.
Assumption, editable. This is not a marketplace rate and no rate has been published.
Your own tariff. 0 to 10.
Filled from the selected model. 1 to 2000 watts.
Results
- Gross revenue per day
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- Gross revenue per month
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- Gross revenue per year
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- Electricity cost per day
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- Electricity cost per month
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- Electricity cost per year
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- Net after electricity per day
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- Net after electricity per month
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- Net after electricity per year
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- Gross per GPU, per month
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- Billable GPU-hours per GPU, per month
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- Utilisation used
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Net is gross revenue minus electricity. Hardware, power-supply losses, cooling, network and depreciation sit outside this estimate.
How the numbers are produced
The same working, with your values substituted, is printed below the results whenever an input changes.
Loading the calculation.
Assumptions and limits
- The rate per GPU-hour is your own assumption and the page treats it that way.
- Utilisation is set by demand, and the figure you enter drives every result on this page.
- Electricity is the only cost included. It is computed over the hours the machine is available, at the average board power you enter; idle draw, power supply losses, cooling, network and hardware depreciation sit outside the calculation.
- Every GPU is treated identically: the same hours, the same utilisation and the same power.
- A month is the number of days you enter. A year is twelve of those months.
- Currency is USD. Amounts are rounded to cents for display, and the printed working shows the unrounded values.
- Providers are paid for verified work.
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