So a pre-build mining rig costs like 2700EU with 150 hashrate.

implying the difficulty doesn't increase

>>2785036
Then you switch to another coin right?

>>2785036
I mean, you got the hardware and all...

>>2785038
implying another shit coin can barely cover your electricity bill

>>2785048
Like how much electricity would it waste? I can't imagine it being more than 30EU per month. What's the point of buying all the shit coins when you can mine loads of them since they're easy in the beginning.

>>2785038
Yep. Or just use something like nicehash that will benchmark your GPUs and pick the most profitable coins to mine (based on their buy orders of course). It's sort of mining on auto pilot.

Pays out in BTC. You can then convert that into whatever coin you want

>>2785066
That seems awesome, why's everyone else negative on this whole mining issue?

>>2785061
well you can calculate
180W*6*24*30 = 777kW/month
for each mining righ

i have 1gh mining power been mining eth for a good while like 6 months the past two weeks with the diff bomb has been hurting me.

Chinese miners have their own hydrogen power plant, so they don't care about the difficulty or electricity waste. How can normal miners even compete?

>>2785078
cause initial investment is expensive, difficulty goes up, electricity costs, graphic cards out of stock...