is it too late to mine?
u can make 6euro per day mining alt coins on nicehash with 1080
>>2309767
that's pretty decent if you're running around the clock. how much would such a rig cost?
>>2309767
You can make 5 dollars a day mining ether with an Rx 480 which is cheaper than a 1080. Card pays for itself within two months. Add another month to pay for the CPU, mobo and PSU and you're turning a profit after 3-4 months, sooner if the price of ether goes up.
>>2310176
>power is free
>>2310176
This is only if you can find one at a decent fucking price. Also do your own research cmon. Whattomine.com
>>2310667
Rip Nicola tesla
Currently mining 1 ether a day with a combined 1000mh/s.
Pay 0.1eth on electricity/day
>>2310176
>not investing in a solar panel for your miner
kek
>>2310667
You make back the cost of electricity in less than a day
>>2310801
>Currently mining 1 ether a day with a combined 1000mh/s.
how?
im going to google how to into this. sounds profitable and fun.
Would it be a good idea to buy upper end, cheap second hand graphics cards off of PCbro's?
>>2310804
>thinking that solar can power a mining op
kek
>>2310667
>not /neet/ with free power
>>2310920
He could very well be making that much, but his initial investment must have been huge
>>2310920
>This is what lazy commies think
Lmaoing at your life
>>2310940
so how did you do it my man?
>>2310951
What would a fully set up rig cost? Asking for a friend.
>>2310857
PCBros aren't so bro when it comes to selling Radeons my man. I'm slangin rx580s at 200% profit on eBay for a few days now. Just FYI.
what parts do you guys use?
>>2310974
a 200mh 1000W rig will cost you 2700€
Pays for itself in 3-4 months considering eth value doesen't change.
>>2310951
Is it worth it to build a cheap mining rig, say around $400?
>>2311017
And you can leave it in our warehouse mining for you at reduced costs and maintenance assured.
This business is based on trust, so I usually only sell to people who can phisically talk to me and go see the instalation.
>>2310985
>I'm slangin rx580s at 200% profit on eBay for a few days now. Just FYI.
brah why the fuck dont i have a side bussiness. i NEED to stop being such a low iq retard and get a hustle.
how can i start 'slangin' shit for 200% profit?
>>2311036
400 will barely get you a good gpu, how do you plan on a buying a whole 400 rig?
>>2311053
Just buy broken computer from normie and change gpu.
>>2311053
I have a 2 year old gaming PC that I got from a gamer friend, he only said that I have to upgrade the video card so I thought I maybe can chuck in a rx 480.
But I know nothing about mining so I thought I ask first.
Say I want to get a 2000$ rig. Would it be wisest to make it myself? What GPU/CPU should I get? What OS should I use? I have free electricity so the rig will pay for itself much quicker. By following mining profits I think I could get around 5-7 dollars a day.
>>2311110
If you have free electricity you could easily get 5-7 dollars a day without spending $2000 on a rig. Just get average hardware with a 1070 or something
>>2311128
With the hardware I currently have I could get around 2 dollars a day while hamstringing my only computer. That wouldn't be productive at all
>>2311182
What are you talking about? When did I say anything about you mining with your current rig? Also, spending $2000 on a brand new rig is also
not productive.
>>2311230
What would you recommend then? And what would its price be? What is the most I should spend on a rig?
>>2309767
Is nicehash a good way for a noob to get started?
>>2311242
I recommend literally what I said in my original response.
>>2310920
>If it were that easy/efficient, everyone would be doing it
1000Mhs worth of hardware would cost you at least 10K USD and he's probably drawing at least 12KW contentiously.
I just bought $50k of mining hardware to add to the monero network. Will most likely add another $50k in two weeks time.
>126 kw of heat
Eh...
Electricity can really kill you if you live in a big city. Rural areas typically have cheaper electricity (less then 10 cents per kwh).
The free electricity meme is just that, a meme. Just because you have free electricity in your dorm room or apartment, it's probably behind a 15AMP or 20AMP 110v circuit so you will have issues running more than 1 piece of mining equipment without tripping the breaker.
GPU's are overpriced at the moment. Same with Higher watt PSU's and motherboards that can run 6 or 7 GPU's at once. You are going to pay a premium to build a mining rig that may be obsolete in 6 months.
>>2311053
ebay is your friend, you can buy cheap dell i5 desktops which were used for offices
>>2310176
still profitable when including power costs? i got a nice pc gaming setup ready to mine.
>>2312992
Depends on your rig obviously. An Rx 480 rig will probably draw 350 watts, probably less. Should be profitable as long as you don't pay more than 40 cents per KWh. If you're in the 10-20 cent range, you'll be making 3-4 dollars a day. If you're using two cards, you'll obviously double your income.
>>2310892
>each rig takes 970w
>a solar panel can produce 280w
>4 panels per rig
>buy a warehouse in the desert and cover the roof in solar panels
>wind power for night-time
Now you're thinking with hashes
I have an old gaming PC with this setup :
MSI N660 TF 2GD5/OC
AMD Phenom II X4 965
OCZ ZS550W
Cooler Master K350
LG GH24NS70
ASRock 960GM/U3S3 FX
Seagate ST1000DM003 1 TB
ADATA 8 GB DDR3-1600 Kit
Is it any good go mine or should i just throw it away ?
One thing people rarely take into account when mining is the heat produced by a mining rig.
In the summer your A/C bill is going to be through the roof, and even in the winter you'll need some fans to keep air circulating.
Obviously if you're just running 1 or 2 GPUs as a side thing this isn't going to be a problem, but for 10+ GPU rigs the expenses can really increase.
>>2313344
so who wants to contribute the capital for our coinfarm?
>>2311988
I mine .1 eth a day with 6 1060s which costs 70 a month in electricity. So I would need 10 of those which would be roughly 13k and then 700 a month for electricity. It would take 4 days to mine electricity costs then the rest is roi or gambling on the shitcoin market. Roi would be about 2 months at current market price. Seems worth it
>>2313695
This is a linear investnent, no economy of scale. You do it solo.
>>2314360
I think you're overestimating the 1060 or you're getting then very cheap.
All the oldfags don't mine now, just stake!
https://heatbrowser.com/report.html
Can do on any shitty laptop
>>2314963
You can get them for like 180 bucks. I'm not overestimating cause that's exactly what I make with 6. They are very capable cards with the right balance of overclock
>>2315253
Where do you get those for 180?
>>2310667
Use the plugs at work to power your btc mining operation
>>2315337
pimp the system niqqa
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eIf3GijdMA
>>2315301
Amazon
>>2309756
Is there really no shitcoin that's easy to mine? FFS I tried mining Theresa May coin and the pool owner told me I better get an ASIC for that.
I don't want to make any profit immediately by mining, I just want to get a metric ass load of some shitcoins, so I can make a few bucks when (if) they spike.
>>2309756
Nope.
Not if u mean real mining and not scams ran by shitlord mods and faggots.
how do i start this?
>>2316228
Mining? Decide what currency to mine, download appropriate mining software, find a pool and run it. Though having decent hardware is the only real thing you really need.
>>2310176
>Rx 480
Literally no where is selling these. They went out of stock weeks ago worldwide. AMD GPUs are next to impossible to find without paying 2x RRP for a second hand card on eBay.
If anything, it's an indicator that buying up AMD stock is a mighty fine idea right about now.
>>2316448
Did that