The NVIDIA A2000 is a 12GB graphics card by NVIDIA with a mining power draw of 70W. It is currently earning approximately $0.14/day profit mining PRL at $0.10/kWh electricity. It can also earn passive income on AI compute platforms including Clore.ai ($0.85/day). Use the live calculator below to check current earnings at your electricity rate. Want to compare all GPUs? Try our full GPU mining calculator.
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NVIDIA A2000 Mining Specifications
| GPU Model | NVIDIA A2000 |
| Manufacturer | NVIDIA |
| VRAM | 12GB |
| Power Draw | 70W (mining) |
| Top Mining Coin | PRL |
| Daily Mining Revenue | $0.28 |
| Daily Power Cost | $0.17 (at $0.10/kWh) |
| Daily Mining Profit | $0.14 |
| Best AI Platform | $0.85/day on Clore.ai |
Is the NVIDIA A2000 Good for Mining?
The NVIDIA A2000 can be profitable for GPU mining with its 12GB VRAM and 70W power draw. With Pearl (PRL) currently as the top coin, AMD is not supported — NVIDIA only. At $0.10/kWh electricity, it earns approximately $0.14/day profit. Lower electricity costs will improve profitability significantly.
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