Say you have $10,000 to spend on a mining rig. Which algorithm

seems like rx 470/480s are gud?

>>2166261
Apparently I could reasonably get around 750Mh/s with 480s.

>>2165971
1070s. Low power. Decent hash rates. Easier to find then 480s.

A Biostar tb250-btc and a shit ton of risers. Even has an M.2 drive.

A decent quad-core because I would want to run a home storage off of it.

along with that, a shit ton of 3tb hdd and rent the storage out for sia or other coins that are like it for additional profits.

Do that twice and enjoy a little cash cow.

>>2166315
If I ran I NAS I could get approximately 80TB of storage and the NAS itself for about 4 grand. Do you know how much that'd pay in Sia/Storj?

>>2165971
Between mining and storage coins, what's the ROI on a rig like this?

>>2166650
I'd be operating at 750MH/S (Scrypt) and have 60TB of storage space with the $10,000 rig I just tossed together. I don't know what the ROI would be.

Mining Ethereum (which might not be the most profitable GPU mining coin but whatever) according to the eitherscan mining calculator would net me $5,600 a month if I didn't worry about storage and made a fat array of 45 GPUs.

>>2167008

Net meaning you subtracted the electric bill for that constant 75 amps, plus cooling? You're going to spend a bit installing the wiring for that, if it's not already installed. Do you live in a factory?

>>2167008
How many gpus are you using?

>>2167173
30.
>>2167163
Dorm.

>>2167173
>>2167398
45, not 30.

>>2167405
You'd have to use at least 4 different outlets all on different circuits to run it, and if a janitor plugged in a vacuum to one of the circuits it would pop the breaker, and your power does crazy things and maybe burns your $10000 rig.
Source: I'm a janitor at a college.