Nvidia P104 100

The NVIDIA P104-100, originally released in late 2017 as a dedicated mining GPU, has entered a legacy phase in 2026. While it remains available through specialized B2B channels, its market positioning has shifted significantly toward secondary resale and low-cost regional mining operations. TechpowerupCryptocompare

Market Trends & Insights

* End-of-Life Status: The P104-100 is officially End-of-Life (EOL) with driver support moved to legacy status. TechpowerupMinerstat

* Profitability Challenges: In the current 2026 landscape, the card is largely unprofitable for major coins like Ravencoin (KAWPOW) or Ethereum Classic due to high power draw (approx. 122W–149W) relative to its hashrate. HashrateMinerstat Daily net profits often sit in the negative range (approx. -$0.04 to -$0.30) at standard electricity rates. NicehashHashrate

* Niche Applications: Its primary use cases now involve speculative mining of low-difficulty "alt-coins" or operation in regions with near-zero energy costs. Minerstat It is also sought after for spare parts (fans/shrouds) compatible with other Pascal-based cards (GTX 1070/1080). Minerstat

* Hardware Limitations: The PCIe 1.0 x4 interface and 4GB/8GB GDDR5X memory make it unsuitable for modern AI or LLM workloads compared to newer NVIDIA RTX or A-series hardware. TechpowerupMinerstat

Supplier Landscape

Current B2B availability is concentrated among technology recyclers and specialized mining hardware distributors in China. I have identified over 30 suppliers offering used and bulk inventory of P104-100 and related mining cards. The attached files contain detailed company profiles, transaction history, and contact readiness for these suppliers.

I have compiled a comprehensive list of potential suppliers and current market offers for your review in the files below.