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Is this the end of affordable PC gaming? Nvidia [rices are just as inflated as AMD prices now. Miner genocide when?
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come on in pools clean waters fine
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>>381922932
I can buy an rx480 for 250 euros right now. It might be just an US problem
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>>381922932
Reason why they are going up in price people like this...
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What happened? I just bought a 1070 last month for $400 USD.
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>>381922932
is this USA prices?
i am living in a third world country with batshit insane import and consumer taxes and it's 343$
in my country. what's going on?
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Did bitcoin of other currency get a big boost in value suddenly?
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>>381923880
Ethereum mining. Every AMD GPU is sold out or $700, so Nvidia prices have slowly been rising since those are the only GPU's you can actually buy. 1070's are more expensive than 1080's because GDDR5 is slightly more efficient than GDDR5X.
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>>381922932

>1060
>$697
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>>381922932
Those aren't the only GPUs out there retard.
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>>381922932
check crypto market right now, shit is crashing
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> not securing your future and provide for your future wife or current family by investing in crypto currencies
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>>381924387
Well I don't know what that even is and looking it up didn't give me many answers. I've never fully understood the digital "currency" thing.

Stupid. I'm sorry people can't get the GPU's they want. Fuck artificial price inflation
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>>381923803

>You will never have enough money to simply buy 95 $300gpus on a whim
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>>381924782

This is why the rich get richer.

Investing a lot of money is how you get really rich, not working hard.
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>>381924542

Time to buy used GPU's
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>>381924527
Anything that's better than a 1050Ti is overpriced or sold out. 1080's and 1080Ti's aren't even good at mining and the prices of those are still skyrocketing.
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>>381924387
yeah, this

it shouldn't be too long before the difficulty goes up enough to make mining unprofitable, though, so just wait a while

also don't buy any used GPUs for the forseeable future
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>>381924542
>check crypto market right now, shit is crashing

It's crashing cause of this dumb fuck here. >>381923803

He said it himself, supply and demand. Only the GPU sellers will win on this since they were creating GPUs any way. Early gen miners already cashed out last year, all the new miners rushing to make a dollar will crash the market.

Well, either way money is bound to made. How much and for how long depends entirely on the over saturation of bitcoins.
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>>381924930

Eh I wouldn't really want to buy a GPU that's been stressed nonstop for mining.
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>>381925075
Mining difficulty is going up in July, but only the 400 and 500 series is going to be affected. The 10 series and the 200/300 series is going to do just fine. Enjoy never owning a 10 series.
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>>381924782
>When someone who can't spell dilemma is able to buy 95 GPUs on a whim.
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>>381924930
>Time to buy used GPU's

Would you buy a car with 200K miles in it? That's what a GPU used in a mining operation would be like after 6 months.

Running full speed, none stop, 24/7 until it breaks.
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Thinking of upgrading from my GTX 660. Is it worth it to wait until prices dip, or just buy now?
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Are GTX 1060s actually being being bought for GTX 1070-esque prices instead of just being highly priced? I ask because I wonder if I could sell my 1060 and then ride out the crash (which seems soon/now) with my old 770 and then buy a 1070 when it goes back to normal
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>>381922932
It was supposed to be an age of low cost gpus but scalpers have ruined the party for everybody.
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I have US$20000 saved. Should I start a bitcoin / ethereum mining operation? How much profit can I earn from it?
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>>381925507
>Thinking of upgrading from my GTX 660. Is it worth it to wait until prices dip, or just buy now?

Are you retarded? Why pay inflated prices when nvidia volta is out Q1 2018.
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>>381925318
that's true if no more mining power is added, but as you can see, it is
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>>381925582
Yes because of the mining faggotry. The usual crash has begun however.
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>>381925595
No. Invest in AMD during the next downturn and hold for one year.
You would have made a killing if you had bought when they were 2 dollars a share.
And don't be a stupid faggot by investing all of it in AMD. Diversify.
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>>381925595
sure, it's free money. start two operations, even. put all your savings in
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The ethereum market will crash soon
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>>381925507

Just wait. Market is really uncertain now. When prices come down, they may go lower than what they were due to all the used GPUs hitting the market, but my guess is that they will hover slightly higher than their original prices.

GT660 is really weak though. Try to save up some money for a 580 or 670. By the time prices come down, the 660 will be a rather weak option.
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>>381925851
It literally is right now, if you willing to take the risk on used gpus you'll be able to find some really really cheap cards in a month or two
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>Think this is a fucking US meme and in no way happening in my small Euro country
>Check prices online
>Every single 580 and 1060 sold out
>Prices high as fuck for the 1070

what the fuck
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>>381925595

Start small if you really want, see how it goes. You're behind the curve on this one, you might catch the tail end before the crash.

You're going to be competing with people that how warehouses full of rendering farms, so instead of trying to out do them, which is impossible with your tiny budget, just focus on earning extra instead of earning big.
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what the fuck is mining?
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>>381926086
Don't take the risk. I know some people that did and they got fucked.
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>>381926331

>Bought a 480 8gig for $180
>Refurbished models are going for $320 tody

Feels good to be a gangsta.
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>sell my 980ti for 400€
>sell some old hardware for another 400
>get a 1080 ti and never look back
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>>381926556
>not selling it for $500+ and getting a better card
YOU FOOL
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>>381926360
the newest form of fiat currency backed by block chains of metadata
i.e. rare pepes
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Time to invest in AMD then, not in that cryptocoins scheme
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You can still get a used 1060 for like 240 or a 1070 for like 360
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with a 1050 I should be able to run most modern games on ultra right? How can I tell if it will fit my MOBO?
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>>381926331
I live in fucking Brazil where energy prices are high as fuck and I was saving up to buy a 580 since I have a freesync monitor. The thing used to cost about R$ 1000 and now I have this
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>>381922932
pcbros btfo by pcbros.
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I've read cryptocurrency will replace currency and money transactions as we know them. Is that true?
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>>381926875
It will fit if you bought your PC within the last 7 years.
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>>381926875

If your MOBO has a PCI express slot, it will fit. All mobos since 2011 come with at least express slot. Better question is, would it fit your case? You need 12inches of space length wise to be certain. My old 6950 was a beast at 11.5, like it's owner. My new 480 is 10 in length.
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>>381927036
nope, only supplement it
it's basically open source accounting
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Good luck I am not in the market for a new GPU

But still this is fucked up. That's why we can't have nice things.
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>>381927172
>only supplement it
No it wont. We literally have what cryptos have been trying to achieve for years now and it's called paypal.
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>>381922932
>buying a new gpu before Vega

lol, call me when they release something to give a shit about.
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>>381924915
t.commie
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>>381926728

If I sell it, I won't have a GPU to play with. If I sell it for $400, that wouldn't be enough to buy a 580 or 970 at the current inflated price. I'd have more money but be GPUless.
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Got a 980ti for $200. Amazon said the box was damaged so it was half price. Box was fine but it looked like everything was taken out of the box and put back in. Guessing someone returned it.
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>>381927585
>Sell For $500+, easily achievable
>Buy a 1080 which is still not price gouged
You're just lazy.
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>>381923803
fuck that guy
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>>381922932
Don't worry, the GPU mining bubble is popping as we speak.
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>>381923803
This guy is stupid as fuck. If he can source that many GPUs, he will get more profit by selling it to pleb miners than mining it himself but euphoric cryptards have no common sense.
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>>381927771
Nice snag
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>>381927448
>paypal
>a currency
paypal is a not-bank
they also make interest from holding your cash which is why they often say they need 1 to 2 days before a transac goes through
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>>381928269
site is that?

is it true that the crash was literally because of a death hoax?
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Sheeeeit, I'm glad I upgraded to an EVGA GTX 1070 back in early January. I'm still enjoying everything maxed out with a 144hz monitor.
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>>381928629
>currency
Cryptos are not currency. They are literally used more as a commodity like gold than currency.

Using paypal and using crypto as a "normal user" is the same but crypto is even more harder to use.

>they also make interest from holding your cash which is why they often say they need 1 to 2 days before a transac goes through
Same with crypto exchanges. OH noes, we have technical difficulties(because price is down) then those problems are magically fixed when the price is high.

And I was a heavy paypal user. That 1-2 days is because of your local bank. I befriended some bank employees and that 1-2 days was down to a few hours, 12 hours max.
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>>381924915
Being wise with your money is how you get rich.
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I'm gonna put 100 dollaredoos into crypto. It seems like a fun little side hobby.
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>>381923803
>I want to sell my extra cards
>Wtf, stop offering me fair prices on already opened cards, only retail or higher

That guy is a top-tier jackass
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>>381923803
Hope an electrical fire burns all those graphics cards
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>>381927202
>tfw can't have nice things ever because legions of hustling fucks will descend on everything that even smells a little like a free buck like a goddamn locust swarm
So tired of this planet.
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>>381923880
This is where all the graphics cards went.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJgWqbZBn6I
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>>381922932
>pc gaming
why play games on a bitcoin mining device in the first place lol
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I have a 980, is it too late to hop on the Ethereum meme train?
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>>381930005
If you can hodl, then no it's not too late.
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>>381930005
980 Isn't power efficient enough to make it worth while.
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>bought a 1080 last summer
>bought 16 GB RAM kit and 500 GB SSD for cheap
Best decision I made last yeat
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>>381927924

Just checked newegg and the cheapest 1080 was $550.
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>mfw my gpu has actually appreciated 33% in value since I bought it
https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-Support-Graphics-08G-P4-6276-KR/dp/B01I60OGUK
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>>381927003
>almost bought a gigabyte rx580 for R$1000 a month ago at Pichau
>choose to wait more
>mfw
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So when will there be a market for cards manufactured strictly for the purpose of mining as opposed to video games?
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>>381930332
Electric is included in my rent and I'm going to be out of the country for nearly a month so I was thinking about leaving it on and letting it make me a whole $12 in virtual money.
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>>381931028
ASIC miners
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>want to sell my 380x
>too afraid too because of all the horror stories i've heard about ebay
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>>381927003
>costing almost as much as a 1080ti

MINER GENOCIDE WHEN

FUCKING MONGRELS WANNABE FARMERS HOW THE FUCK THEY'LL PROFIT WITH SUCH HIGH ENERGY PRICES
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Not happening in UK kek.

Just checked scan.co.uk
Everything is normal.
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>>381931028
already in the works and will be in market soon by both companies
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Post yfw the crypto meme crashes
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>>381922932
>700$ for a 1060
This is Canada?
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>>381923803
>there are tons of these kinds of retards that caused the GPU prices to go retarded
>GPU started to artifact a couple days ago
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>>381931654
Read the thread, there's a national shortage of GPU's in the US and other countries because of mining.
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http://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/accessories/apd/a9083544?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=A9083544

>6GB 1060 at $260

Is this the only place I can find one for this price?
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>>381923803
>work in Small business IT
My boss literally bought 5 1080 Ti's
For this miner shit it seems cool but it'll crash once the price gets too high for cards and no one will buy
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>>381923803
Why are people like this even bothering with mining?
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>>381931948
Money
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>>381931479
4GB Sapphire Radeon RX 570 PULSE ITX, 14nm Polaris, 2048 Streams, 1244MHz GPU, 7000MHz GDDR5, DP/HDMI/DVI-D
LN80156
£229.99

I bought a MSI 470 4gb for £170 last year, they can fuck right off.
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>>381932012
I mean he clearly has more than enough money.
inb4 there's always not enough money
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>>381925085
>what is difficulty adjustment
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>>381932204
no one has enough money by their own standards
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So glad I got my R9 Fury for $250 last year.
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>>381931610
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Bitcoin mining is fucking stupid now.
Whats the point just to make $0.1
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>>381932863
It makes sense in countries with low wages
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>>381932863
when the value of crypto currencies have been climbing nonstop for the past like 4 years, it kinda always seem like a good way to make a quick and easy buck
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>>381926875
If youre asking this question,your cpu os prolly shit.

Check if its okay fot gaming.
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>>381923803
>buying the GPUs when you already have this much money

fucking retard should've just purchased the coins
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>>381931028
Yes you can by em now with no video ports.
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>>381923803
the comments are fucking gold on this thread, guy is totally convinced that everything is fine. There is no way he's getting his ROI with how fucking dumb he is. He even got his family in on the scheme and it's falling down around him. HE DOESN'T EVEN HAVE ENOUGH REGULAR HARDWARE TO SET UP THE MACHINES. AHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA
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>>381924915
this guy is a literal mouth breathing retard. don't envy him, he's making a lot of other people rich.
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I want to build a pc with a 1080, is $950 usd too much for one right now? I'm not too savy on gpu prices
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>>381936739
wait for vega to come out, with any luck, that will cause nvidia to drop price, or you might even want the vega itself.
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>>381923803
Hope he dies in a fire.
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>Saved up for a good PC
>This happens

JUST
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What about these cunts' power bills? Electricity ain't free.
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>>381937339
Hey, that's me who made that post. Please refrain from making comments like that in the future. Thanks.
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>>381937747
No way fag.
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Saved $500 for a video card, the same card is now almost $700
Maybe I'll buy a switch and some games
Thanks miners
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>>381937676
The people who started this meme were a bunch of NEET slavs whose babushka pays for everything.
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>>381937676

but look at all the money to be made, anon

https://badmofo.github.io/ethereum-mining-calculator/
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>be Russian
>see this thread
>check local internet shops
>GPUs sold out
>the ones that left are doubled the price
What the everloving fuck? We were already fucked over by crysis and our prices on electronics literally doubled and now they doubled AGAIN.
HOLY FUCKING SHITFUCK. FUCKING DIE YOU MINING FAGGOTS REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
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I'm gonna laugh for days once the crash happens I know some retard who blew all of his money trying to get in on it too late and ends up killing himself I know it's super edgy
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>Bought a new 1060 last year when my old 660 ti crapped out before this shit started.

Feels good.
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>>381931694

This is me. Rma'd a card under warranty after artifacts showed up, received a new card and it just shits itself at random. Got another rma, praying its not just my rig thats fucked.
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>>381931694
Don't worry about it, I have a 4870 thats been artifacting for 7 years and it's still kicking. Have it in my TV now. Only gets bad after a cold boot but letting the GPU drivers crash and restart fixes it.
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>bought a 1070 because it came with gears of war 4 for £250
>price is no a minimum of £400 across the board

feels good brehs, fuck these miner jews
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>>381938483
Hey don't worry, this mining shit always crashes and when it does these miners will have too god damn many and supply will already be restocked in stores, you might even see some getting sold for cheap in the near future.
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>>381922932
The governments of the world need to set aside their efforts for just a moment and collaborate to bring a permanent and unalterable conclusion to all cryptocurrencies. This will be the bridge that finally crosses the chasm on the road to world peace.
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>>381940003
Burnt out GPUs are a bad buy. 100% load 24/7, probably overclocked, does bad things to a GPU.
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>>381940337
>efforts
I'm so disgusted by this whole idea of cryptocurrencies I momentarily forgot how to type 'differences'.
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>>381924646
Ask /biz/.
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>>381940003
>>381938483
Dont buy any of these cards off of ebay.
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>>381923803
I know there are some /g/ people here, so here's my question:
Wouldn't some nerds in charge of a University computer science lab or whatever have the necessary knowledge scale and capital to utterly BTFO amateur idiots that follow how to guides on youtube?

Surely if there is money to be made in mining, some bigwigs are the ones who are going to mine?

Imagine some Slavs stuck in Siberia (free cooling 24/7) with subsidized electricity making a killing. Then compare that to the retard from NY.
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>tfw gotta delay upgrading again
I guess I could buy some new headphones instead
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>>381931610
I literally can't wait for all these retards to go broke from betting on goddamned internet monopoly money. I hope they all fucking choke on cocks made from their own hubris.
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>>381940674
university computers have more important things to dedicate their time to
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But.. I got the MSI gtx1060 for 260 a 3weeks ago.

Did I just dodged a bullet?
It feels great to be back to PC gaming again by the way.
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What the hell's happening with cryptocurrency that's causing this sudden surge? I didn't have this issue getting my 1070 on black friday...
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>>381940674
cryptomining only scales with more horsepower, so it's all about capital and like >>381940715 says it'd be a waste of a university's time.
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Why the fuck people keep falling for this fucking bitcoin scam? It smells like a huge scheme that was initially intended to launder money and then they realized they could get some extra dosh by fooling some dumbfuck libertarians.

>You get coins by solving some encryptation shit to approve other people's transactions
>You need a huge frontload of investment before hand. If your setup is week, you get nothing
>Start mining NOW! Bitcoin is the currency of the future, goy!
>No real world value, the only places that accept this shit are drug cartels and some retards that believe that their investment will pay off

Can't fucking wait until this shit crashes
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>think OP is a faggot
>check amazon
>same deal there

what the fuck happened, i got a 6gb 1060 for $280 8 months ago

>>381923803
but how is this so sudden, i thought bitcoin mining was just slowing down in profitability?
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>>381941563
>>381941107
Legitimately clueless here, Universities make more money computing other stuff?
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>>381941226
Miners don't look for nVidia cards, but those weren't fast enough to get 'em might look for them now. So yeah, I think you dodged a bullet.
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>>381941889
dude, Bitcoin isn't actually worth any money
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Just started getting these weird visual glitches on my 1070 today. Only happens in my browser/emulator. Does that mean my card is dying and needs to be RMA'd?
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>>381941882
It's actually topped $3K in value for the first time and there's been a few new algorithms released that require the newer hardware apparently
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>>381923803
>mfw ETH fell to $250 today
I wonder if he's considering suicide
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>>381931294
We need to open deathcamps for miners, this is getting out of hand.
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>>381941980
Damn you're right, I checked the same store I got it. It's 330 now.
AMD is making mad cash between Ryzen and this huh.
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>>381942109
EVGA?
GPU is dying
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>>381922932
I bought my MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6G "Gaming X" for $270 and got a $30 rebate. Anyone who buys that card for 700 is literally fucking retarded, you can get 1080s for less than 700. It's all about being patient and waiting for the ones at a proper price to be restocked.
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>>381930986
dude hardware only goes down in price the longer you wait :))))
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>>381942280
ASUS
Got it for boxing day.
Weird since it only ever runs at 60°C max.
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>>381941653
The very early anarchist weed smokers who bought into it were the only ones to actually make bank
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>/v/ most of the time: capitalism, ho!
>/v/ when miners go full retard: WE MUST SEIZE THE MEANS OF COMPUTING AND REDISTRIBUTE THEM TO DESERVING GAMERS!


Btw, why aren't they using the new consoles for this? if I remember correctly, PS3 clusters were used a decade ago in clusters.
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>>381942275
Yeah, but it seems they can't keep up the pace of the miners community, hence the empty stocks and prices going up almost 300% all over the world. But I guess there's nothing they can do about it. The more they produce, the more miners will buy.
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>money situation is pretty good
>have a little over a grand to treat myself after a good amount of saving
>thinking of buying a 1080ti along with a 4k monitor
>haven't followed cryptocurrency in years
>go to look at prices
>mfw

jesus fucking christ I thought this shit died when mt gox or whatever crashed and burned. Can you niggers please stop it's not going to happen.
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>>381923803
>another rich douchebag saying "buh-hurr durr muh ekonomix"
Fools and their money are not parted quickly enough, apparently.
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1050 Ti is still cheap.
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>>381942557
I'm not even mad, I'm pretty sure some kind of solution will come to solve this problem.
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>>381942557
Because AMD dirt cheap cards makes miners moist lately no idea why.
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>>381923803
Hes definitely fucked, No one will buy those cards for more than 250. Hope he commits suicide when he realizes how much he'll actually lose.
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>>381942168
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>>381942658
No one's gonna buy that memecard. you could get a previous gen for the exact same price and better performance.
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>>381942736
I love /biz/
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all the normalfags just realized cryptocurrencies were a thing, its a fad thatll only last a couple more months at most
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>>381923501
My brother actually works at Qualcomm.
I think discussion all the cool mobile tech they do would be pretty interesting but we don't really talk much any more. Sage for my shitty blogpost
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>1060s for $700
Nobody is this retarded, right? Right?
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>>381942736
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>>381942557
The CELLâ„¢ was a hell of a lot different than the shitty mobile CPU's in the PS4 and Xbone. Also mining is more GPU-intensive than CPU-intensive. If you hacked a PS4 Pro or Xbox One X you could mine, but they would probably overheat.
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>>381942736
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>>381942913
He wouldn't talk anyways NDAs are serious things.
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>>381942658
>was planing to build a PC this May
>aiming at 1060 or even 1070 if I could get a coupon
>decide to postpone till August because no free time till then
Fuck, I may just have save loads of money now by going for a 1050 and upgrade whenever the bubble bursts. But it just feel wrong to get a 7th generation i5 and a high-end mobo for a fucking 1050.
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>>381922932
The 1060 6GB was $250 like a week ago, what the fuck happened
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>>381942736
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>>381942658
fuck that shit im not getting any gay ass limp dick card
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>>381922932
Bought my 1070 on the week it came out. Instead of waiting a year and being a cheap ass, maybe mow some more lawns and save up your allowance to get one.
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>>381942697
>I'm pretty sure some kind of solution will come to solve this problem.
It will crash. It already crashed hard two times before this. Maybe even more, I wasn't really keeping track.
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>>381942736
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>>381942736
What board is this and why are they shitposting so hard?
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>>381943047
>actually buying an i5
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>>381941889
universities progress their research = get more money from grants and also help society with their discoveries
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Still have to put together my pc. I got a bunch of advice from last night, but I'm excited to finally buy everything and put this shit together.
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>>381943242
Do you not know how tor read a url anon?
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>>381942736
Marvelous
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>>381943282
specs, I want to laugh at your PSU choice
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>EVGA 1060 is $500
>Got mine for $250 last december

Good fucking lord, did this mining meme happen overnight? I'm so goddamn glad I didn't wait for prices to drop
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>>381943242
anon... you might be retarded
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>>381943381
Doesn't answer the second part of my question.
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>>381943246
>videogames making use of an i7
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>>381943415
its been going on for the past few months
RX 580 have almost never been in stock
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>>381943415
>tfw you waited for the price drop
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>>381943454
Because ETH is crashing. Did you not read this thread?
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>>381943483
buy the new i9 or don't buy anything at all
what are you, a casual?
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>>381943632
What's ETH?
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>>381943454
anon... you ARE retarded
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>>381943454
you can easily find the context right in this thread
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>>381925595
do not mine
invest
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>>381943702
Try google or alternatively try /biz/.
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>mfw I built my PC last summer
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>>381943723
>hurr durr durrf

Whatever you say.
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I have half a mind to rip the brand new 1060 out of my PC and sell it to whatever half-retarded moron that would buy it for $700 fucking dollars
Shit mine is a 6G and I only paid $250 for it
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>>381943702
Im assuming is the shortening of Ethereum. The Crypo Currency that caused this mess
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>>381943483
Ryzen 5 makes the i5 lineup almost entirely obsolete. You lose like 5fps and gain 2 cores and 8 threads.
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>>381943702
Just another virtual coin. But don't worry, once it crashes you just have to buy the NEW ETH[2.0]â„¢ coin! This time it will surely pay off! You don't want to get left behind, do you, anon? So you better start buying now! BUY BUY BUY BUY!!!!!!!!!!
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>>381943403
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/r22r8K
Okay. It's probably terrible, but it's a first.
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>all these people complaining about being "stuck" with a modern gpu when I'm actually stuck with a 550ti
Oh the joys of being a poorfag.
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>>381943964
Only do so if you have a backup GPU. Nvidia GPUs rarely age well.
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>>381942658
What do I look like, a cuck? I wouldn't put a wimpy-ass card like that in a fucking magic the gathering deck
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>>381922932
>tfw you were planning to build your first vidya PC in a week or two when you had the cash

I was gonna get a 1060 too.
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>>381942570
>all over the world
prices are normal here in turkey, since our stock depends on europe i think they are fine too
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>>381923803
>Take a dip into the thread to see if people were tearing into him
>It turns out that doing large scale mining is illegal where he's at and he didn't know

MY FUCKING SIDES
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>>381942658
Why is there an F-22 there
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>>381943483
>buy 1600
>have two entire extra cores for the OS + SMT
>can hit nearly max OC on stock heatsink
>can just plop in a Zen3 in 2019
>only performs 2% worse at 1920x1080
>still cheaper
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>>381944064
I still have an R9 270 but it was overheating a lot when I tried to play BF1 on very low settings with like 50% resolution scaling so it would be hard to go back
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>>381944042
>That cooler
>on a 7700k
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>>381922932
Just buy older flagship cards until the crypto bubble bursts, invest the remaining money in a great cpu and board, you can upgrade the card later.

Anything beyond a 7950 should give you great performance @1080p up to 2015 and decent performance for anything released after.
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>>381938426
My monopoly money is worth more than that.
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>>381923803
>the "it's not my fault, blame economics :^)" defense

I hope he dies a horrible death.
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>>381944297
>it's probably terrible
>reading

Damn son
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>>381944242
>>only performs 2% worse at 1920x1080
And the framepacing is better.
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>>381942736
/biz/ still remain a solid board when it goes to banter
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>Can't get a gpu to upgrade my pc
>Slowly getting back into console gaming

well, thanks a lot, crypto dicks.
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>>381944434
the rest of your build is so overkill and you go for a cpu cooler worse then the 212?
Its hard not to laugh
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>>381937050
then it turns out vega is only as good as a 1070 or slightly better i'm tired of AMD making there shit sound amazing then it barely scratches Nvidia. I want something substantial damnit
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I can only imagine how much prices will inflate on those already overpriced prebuilt faggot computers.
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>>381944297
>tf2 image
ew, opinion trashed
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Crypto currency is fucking dumb. It's not even real. What the fuck are they "mining"? Literally nothing.
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>>381942736
>Go to /biz/ to actually talk about business since I run a small business
>It's just a bunch of people pretending they are gordon gecko and crypto currency people.

This was honestly really disappointing for me.
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>>381923803
>doesn't very little, if any research
>buys far too many that he can use
>tries to claim superiority over everyone who's mad
>someone tells him, "you know that what you're doing is illegal without going through the proper channels, right?"
>responds with "no, I didn't."

What a fucking retard. I hope he loses everything and then some.
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>>381944042
>1TB solid state drive
As long as you're blowing money on pointlessly extravagant shit, wanna send a few bucks my way?
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>>381944607
Vega is not for gaming. It's for workstations. Don't even bother with it.
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>>381944042
Just
http://www.logicalincrements.com/
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>>381944780
Just wondering, what is he doing that is illegal?
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>>381923803
>people still mining imaginary monies

Didn't these retards learn anything from Bitcoin?
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>>381944878
not true for the RX Vegas, you're thinking Frontier which is stupid expensive
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>>381944956

No bitlaw license.

https://bitlegal.io/2015/07/03/us-state-level-digital-currency-law-regulation/
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>buy a 1070 for 400 dollars last week
>the card I bought is now $850

Holy fucking shit I got lucky
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was saving up for a 1080ti should i just go for a 1080 instead? Just sold my RX 480 8G Gaymin X for 450
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>>381944101
>I was gonna get a 1060 too.
You and me brother, you and me.
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>>381945157
>https://bitlegal.io/2015/07/03/us-state-level-digital-currency-law-regulation/
Oh, I didn't know about these.

That makes sense.
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>>381923803
>People are mocking him
>The whole operation is even illegal
Ahahahahaha
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>>381944856
Nope
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Shit. I have 2 1070s just sitting around. I can make some fucking bank off of a couple of retards. This week ain't so bad.
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>>381944779
Do you really expected any better from a NEET shithole?
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>>381944042
That fucking cooler holy fuck lol. You'll be hitting tmax with even a moderate OC.
I'd take off the 180hz monitor, the 4K one will get more use, trust me on it. If you want a secondary buy a normal 60hz IPS.

PSU is crap as I expected, NEX is even their old line, and had the 12v droop problem. Barracuda a shit, get Toshiba, WD kiked out hard. RAM is crap, Corsair uses shitty binned Hynix for everything.

If you're doing 4K gaming might as well do a 1700, it'll hit 60fps just fine. Otherwise I'd check if the board supports IOMMU, which will be nice once Microsoft goes full MS store restrictive and you'll have to sandbox Win10.
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>>381929359
Nows a good time, with etherium crashing prices will be low.
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>>381944101
>tfw you were planning to buy a 1060 to upgrade

At least there isn't much to upgrade for currently, anyway.
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>>381925595
For reference, how much money a 1070 can mine per hour?
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>>381944738
>It's not even real
And yet it's a 100 billion dollar industry
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>>381944607
>he missed the PCG article
Indistinguishable performance compared to a Titan Xp at 4K
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>>381945585
is that for the RX or for the stupid expensive Frontier
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>>381945585
>want to buy one
>will be sold out in mere minutes thanks to minerfags and scalpers
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>>381945446
Some of the other fringe boards are pretty good about not being a bunch of weirdos.
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>>381945382
Miners don't buy nVidia cards. There might be some nocoiner retards willing to join ride, though.
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Should I sell my MSI 1070?
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>>381945157
That post seems to imply that NY law requires that if you are in the business of seller crypto to people as an investment you have to inform the of the risks like if you were investing in a stock. Mining itself isn't illegal. Unless I'm missing something he hasn't broken any law.
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>>381945536
About three fiddy
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>>381931948
Ethereum turned out to not be a meme crypto so everyones bugging out and trying to hop on the train.
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I never understood what cryptocurrency is, what it's used for, or how to "mine" it
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>>381945449
The two I really have trouble understanding is ram and psu(In terms of what to get that is), any recommendations? Also, in terms of monitors, I'm looking to get dual monitors, those just happened to be the ones I was interested in.
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>My third world country still havent caught up with the retarded price hike
Sure, there is already a hefty markup because of importation prices, but a 1070 still the same price today as it was 7 months ago when i bought mine.
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>>381945472
how do you suggest to start a wallet for a noob? Coinbase?
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>>381944779
/biz/ is a containment board of /g/. it's not actually meant to talk about finances and entrepreneurship
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>>381922932
What the shit is going on, how the fuck is my Giga r9 290x more expensive than this. Did some ChingChong facility flood again or something?
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>>381941098
But what if it gets legitimized and becomes a respected currency? You'd feel pretty stupid for not joining in and making free money.
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>>381940605
biz is completely useless - actually going to biz is worse than useless. They not only don't have a goddamn clue about anything, they're full of scammers too.

It's a pain in the ass to get into cryptocurrencies for the average person, so while there was a huge uptick in people looking for some get rich quick, the demand side didn't follow because it's next to impossible for a normie to set up and buy cryptocoins. And the result is what we're now seeing: Massive drop in all currencies as the supply outstrips the demand.

They'll stabilize at some point - once miners give up and start selling off their cards and/or normies have an easier time getting into the marketplace.
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>>381945574
Just like the TF2 economy.
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>>381946259
Digital currency people can trade like money, based off a controlled economic system to carefully maintain the supply and hopefully increase value.

In some cases you use it to buy things, but most cryptocurrency transactions are essentially an investment deal. People get into it in the hopes its value to real dollars will rise so they can sell it for real money.

It's mined by having your pc perform complex calculations on the mining network, which is rewarded with the cryptocurrency.

It's essentially a giant jenga tower that could collapse at any point.
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>>381946490
>T. Miner who is contemplating suicide
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>>381946431
>mfw coinbase won't accept transactions in mootxico
Fucking weird. Means I have to run a VPN all fucking day.
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Sure glad I bought my 1070 last year.
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>>381946447
Yeah, I get that now.

Still a bummer.
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>>381946259
Cryptocurrency is digital currency. It's used for buying things, like any other currency, although like any paper currency, it's also speculated upon. The currency is "mined" by computer hardware, the creation of new currency requires computation of complex mathematics which is normally done on purpose built chips, or GPUs.
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>>381945671
Was the Frontier but the RX is meant to be quicker in games. Probably higher clocks, doubled HBM stacks probably use 30~ watts more power.
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>>381946042
When you're doing mass mining without a licence, its illegal.
It's exactly how you need certain regulations to farm, but growing a little tomato patch in your front yard won't have the authorities knocking on your doorstep.
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>>381922932
This isn't the first time fake money fags have done this.

It's only a matter of time until the governments decide to clamp down and ruin them then prices will go down again.
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>>381944779
People like you are few and far between.

Neets with no clue are all over the place. Board filled up with total retards before anyone who actually wants to talk finance and business could set up the board culture. It's total garbage now.
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>>381946697
This is why I never saw cryptocurrency as a safe long term investment like some people think it is.

It's a currency governments and businesses don't control. That's just screaming for it to one day get smashed.
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So the fuck what?

When it crashes the prices will bottom out and they'll be giving them awau at some point

Just don't buy GPUs right now and most shouldn't have to

If you didn't upgrade recently sucks to be you
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>tfw mining Ethereum classic on RX 480 that I bought last year for $200.

Take that, gaymers.
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>>381946906
How fast is the mining, how money you making?
Does it pay up the electricity used?
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>>381946457
>Bought my card for roughly U$240.00 two years ago
>It's U$450.00 now
HANG ALL THE MINERS
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>>381946583
Because that means you can't sell it?
How is that better if I were and AMD fag I would sell my card kinda mad I don't own a 480 now
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>>381944780
It's even better than that

>Buys more GPU's than he can actually use
>Doesn't buy enough hardware (mobo's etc) to actually plug all the GPU's in
>Building he buys lease for doesn't have enough electricity to supply all the GPU's
>He needs a license in NY to do all of this in the first place and he doesn't have it
>Refuses to sell any of his GPU's for below retail prices

In three months this moron is going to be offloading all his GPU's for $100 each, if he's lucky. And he'll be proudly proclaiming he made $5,000 on his $45,000 investment (and lost $15,000 in the process, but he won't mention that part).
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>>381947009
He's probably making around 45 cents a day.
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>>381927771
not bad anon
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Should I get a PNY 6GB 1060 for $258?
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>Muh fake money
Everything has value, especially anonymous currency. It's never going away.
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>>381947009
Last I checked people are getting about $2 - $4 per day on ethereum. Although it's crashed, so who knows now.

Anyways if you're thinking of hopping on the bandwagon, it's too late. You have to get in BEFORE this shit hits mainstream press. As soon as you see something in a newspaper "LOL MINING CRYPTOCURRENCY EASY MONEY LOL LOL" that's when you know it's time to sell.
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>>381947452
If you can wait a bit eventually the market is going to get flooded with used 480's. Sure the fans will be in horrible condition but if you can find them for $100 it won't matter.
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>>381943250
but is that utilizing all of their gpu processing power 24/7? even if the guy with access to the computers scheduled it to run only after hours he could make a killing
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Can you actually trade this one in a manner that doesn't involve money laundering, drugs or Magic the Gathering trading sites?
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>>381947651
sapphire nitro 480 fans are replaceable, you can easily unscrew them
which is why they're noisier than previous sapphire gpus
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>>381947452
Link?

I'm about to bite the bullet on a 3GB 1060 for $190
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>>381947710
Yep. Now it's all yugioh trading sites, much more refined
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>>381947640
Best time to buy is just slightly after the crash when prices of the coin are low as fuck. Buy ETH at say $100 or $50 and then hold on to it.
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When can we expect GPU prices to go back to normal if at all?
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>>381947535
Tide detergent has an innate purpose, a string of numbers does not.
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>>381947949
USD has no innate purpose yet that isn't going anywhere.
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What's a good divestment of coins to get into? Like for my hundred burger vouchers, I'm assuming a healthy mix of btc, eth, ltc....? Maybe 25-25-20-...
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>>381925348
>Would you buy a car with 200K miles in it?
I did
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>>381947902
When Vega and Volta release.
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>>381947640
>Anyways if you're thinking of hopping on the bandwagon, it's too late
How the hell is that not different from a ponzi scheme?
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>>381944995
They maybe learned that you can get in early and stock up then sell your portfolio of 200 Bitcoins for 750,000 USD.
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>>381947949
but anon
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>>381923803
*secretly works for Xbox One X*
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>>381948207
Not backed by gold, no real value
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>>381947902
So, the thing about mining is, that it gets harder and harder to mine. Diminishing gains. Meanwhile, the cost of mining (electricity) is constant.
Therefore there will be a time when mining will only result in loss, unless you have someone else to pay for the electricity bills. When this time come, the gpu prices will drop.
I give a couple months.
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>>381947949
Tide detergent is easily duplicated.
Cryptographically unique strings of numbers are not.

Anything that's rare and can be exchanged will by default become a fiat currency.
Better people store their off-shore money in digital monopoly money than buying up all the condos.
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>>381948248
>action crap
get out and go back to gaia
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>>381948281
I know, I was pointing out all a bill is, is a string of numbers
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>>381947535
What do they use the Tide for? Making more drugs?
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In the gold rush the people who really got rich were the ones selling mining equipment
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I'm so glad I got my Asus GTX1060 before the prices exploded and went out of stock a week later. I really needed that one model for my white built and I already ordered every other part.
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>>381948080
And when the fuck will that happen?
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>>381923803
>muh economics, i'm an ENTREPRENEUR
I have nothing but contempt for these kinds of people.
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>>381947949
Nothing has an innate value or purpose, you moron. It has the value people give it. People want cryptocurrency to be worth something, therefore it will.
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>>381948281
>thinks gold has intrinsic value

Its a fiat currency like everything else, except its weaker because in addition to somebody offloading a ton of it you can also get fucked when a new vein is discovered or a new mine opens up.
Hell, Elon Musk will probably park an asteroid in LEO that's got more gold and platinum than the entire current global supply in the near future.
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>>381948040
It's innate purpose is to serve as the official currency of the United States. Who's backing Ethereum? Do they have nukes?
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>>381946657
damn you think it will be a watt hog? Especially with a decent Overclock?
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>>381948140
Its not
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>>381948140
How about you actually go and look up wtf a ponzi scheme is, or learn something about markets?

This shit has fuck-all in common with ponzi schemes.
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>>381948614
>Do they have nukes?
worse
windows exploits
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>>381948409
The ones targeted at miners, supposedly tomorrow right? I saw some buzz in the Linux media that they were coming on the 27th.
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>>381941653
There was a lot of money to be made in it for several months straight. It was genuinely a sound investment for those that were smart. It was such a good investment that all of the idiots jumped in at the end.
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>>381948632
Frontier has the doubled HBM stacks, RX will have more headroom for higher clocks. I don't expect higher than 300w TDP for an air cooled model. AMD usually comes well under rated TDP, actual consumption round 250w probably.
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>>381948690
Vega is not targeted at miners

Mining cards are already going out from AMD. They're unused RX 480's and only have a DVI connector, nothing else. Retailing for something like $250 USD.

Newegg had some but they instantly sold out.
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So you're telling me this 1080 Ti isn't worth $700?
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>>381948976
There are Vega based ones on their way though.
Linux drivers are actually already in good shape since AMD have been submitting patches except strangely they haven't actually upstreamed any of the video out stuff yet which pisses off the Linux gaming crowd but I guess AMD knows their real market at this point.
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>>381924542
Pffffthahahaha
It's a temporary crash. It'll be higher than it was in less than a month
Fucking nocoiners
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How long until pricing and stock goes back to normal?
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>>381948614
>It's innate purpose is to serve as the official currency of the United States
Literally no more valid than crypto's "innate purpose" of being a non-controlled currency. Whose "backing" fiat means nothing because it is nothing in the first place. Value on anything that can't be directly used is artificial in the first place, it only has the value people think it has because it has no actual real world use.
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>>381949253
No, there are no vega mining cards, period

AMD is releasing Vega Frontier Edition tomorrow, this is an RX Vega without gaming drivers designed for computer work in business - same as Nvidia's Quadro's and Titan XP. They will retail for $1200 - $1800 USD depending on the version but they are NOT "mining" cards. They're not designed for mining. They're not sold for mining. They can be used for mining, but that's not the market AMD is targeting with them.
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>>381923803
i would find this guys warehouse and rob everything he owns if i lived in america
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>all those hyper jews with warehouses full of asics and rigs

prices (trust) would keep rising steadily if newfags bought into a little of the meme instead of a few going full monster choking
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>>381949420
Sorry bud, it's not going up until demand increases or supply drops. Supply ain't dropping and demand ain't increasing, so enjoy your $50 ethereum coins in 3 weeks.

There are going to be some idiots mining at a loss without taking their electricity bills into consideration.
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it's ogre, xbox won brehs
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test
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>>381949609
t. retard that thought bitcoin was dead in 2012 after it crashed and it's price is 5000x higher now
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>>381949442
You're walking a fine line between ideology and reality.
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>>381949609
You are beyond retarded and have no understanding of crypto
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How does one convert this electronic monopoly money into real money?

You know, the thing that make the fucking world go 'round?
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>>381947776
A 3GB 1060 isn't a bad option but it won't get you as far as a 6GB one, nor will it last you as long.
Still just buy anything right now before miners eventually snatch them up.
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>>381949773
Was directed at >>381949609
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>mfw no games coming out in the near future that will require me to upgrade my gtx 950

>mfw in a few months the market will be flooded with cheap GPUs from foreclosed miners
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>>381941980
>miners don't look for nVidia cards
>when nVidia cards are getting hit the hardest atm

ok
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>>381926875
>1050
>ultra high
On 720p and below, maybe
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>>381949912
I wouldn't want to buy one of these used cards, if they've been used in mining they'll have been running at full clock 24hrs a day for a long time.
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You can still buy cards for their normal price.
I don't know why everyone is freaking out.
I even saw a 1070 for $350 yesterday.
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>>381923803
Capitalism at work. Money coming out of nowhere in exchange of producing heat and fucking over the people who actually puts to use shit.

Why aren't cryptocurrencies outlawed yet?
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>>381950084
fucking commie
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You idiots realize that once the mining craze is over, there will be a bunch of cheap cards on the used market as people try to unload them right? Just like last time you fucking newfags.

>oh know I can't use mommy's credit card to buy a mediocre graphics card!
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>>381950060
I mean the ones that they bought and didn't use that they'll be begging people to buy to make up some of the debt they'll owe
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>>381945536
Approx 0.000625 ETH per hour according to yesterdays numbers
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>>381950084
>reeeee make thing illegal mr gubmint!
if you want a GPU, just wait until the cryptocurrency bubble pops
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>>381931610
I'm gonna check a local bridge known for being suicide spot
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>>381950224
A bunch of fucked burnt cards that is.
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>>381949762
Not an argument. Fiat currencies like USD and bitcoin only have value because people believe they have X or Y value. No one is using USD because they're scared USA is going to nuke them if they don't. Don't be retarded.
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>>381950062
I even bought a 1060 from newegg for $300 a couple of days ago.
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>>381942736

I laughed my ass off for straight 10 minutes. Just look at these fucking Wojaks and this right here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiXS_jjJYY8

/biz/ is an amazing place.
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>>381949512
Come on, they're totally going to be used for mining.

If they're for Linux workstations, why haven't they bothered to get the actual 'video' part of their Linux Vega video driver working?
All of AMD's driver work has been going into optimizing them for compute aka Mining.

This is separate from the open source projects like Mesa's RadV or RadeonSI which are all about gaming performance, but they won't do much good if AMD is refusing to get the display portion of the display driver working.

Maybe they're just worried about their drivers getting upstaged on day one by drivers started by guys in their spare time, but it seems more likely they just don't care about the graphics portion of their graphics cards right at this moment.
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>>381950362
>when you're so autistic you forget about the Iraq War, Libya and Syria
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>>381950359
>high end cards with 3rd party 500W coolers on a 160W tdp gpu

Yeah no
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>>381950060
they're fine. gpu's can take quite a beating. the most common issues would be something like the fan bearings becoming worn out or the gpu gets hot because the thermal paste has sizzled away after that constant use. all you need to do is clean up the fans and change the thermal paste and you should be good to go. if the fan bearings are totally worn out you can get cheap aftermarket gpu fans like a $10 arctic accelero to replace it with. at the end of the day you're probably still making a huge saving.
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>>381949762

Welcome to fiat currency. Turns out the shit works better than gold, silver, and mixed standards when the rate of money added to the supply is controlled.
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>>381923803
What a fucking dick
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>>381950319
Yeah I'll drive up to the Golden Gate when that happens, watch it from one of the old coastal forts.
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>>381950487

t. D- in a high school economics course
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>>381950487
>when you're so low iq you fell for the oil war meme
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>>381945176
1070s were ~$380 last year.
>>
>bought a 6gb 1060 back in december for $260
>check prices now

hooooooooly shit I didn't realize how bad it was

when is this pricing issue going to end?
>>
Whatever, I'll just buy an xbone x if this doesn't sort itself out by november
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>>381950640
>>381950669
enlighten us on why these wars happened then
>inb4 "b-but those countries weren't democratic"
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A 1060 6gb is $375 on my third world country. That's the normal pricing and probably getting worse soon, t-take that first worlders
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>>381922932
>tfw finally got enough money to upgrade

its not fair bros, what the fuck do I do now? I have a 750, and its struggling to play games now, i just wanted to upgrade then this shit happens
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>>381950669
if you think the wars in iraq and afg, alongside the coincidental uprisings in countries like libya, egypt, syria aren't a result of these governments wanting to alter or outright change away from the petrodollar why do you think these all occurred?
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>>381949420
Coin mining is, by the very definition, crashing.
Investing in coins, however, still probably a good move.
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>>381923803
He deserves to get all his shit destroyed in a fire.
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What are high end GPUs supposed to cost?
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>>381950815
>when is this pricing issue going to end?
Next few updates to the currency that make the proofs much harder to get.

Again, last time this happened it only lasted a few months
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>>381951073
400, 500 tops.

In third world markets they can get to 800.
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>>381938483
THE JEWS DID THIS
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>He owns "currency" that isn't gold
>He thinks it actually has value
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>>381951073
1080ti $700 or less

1080 $500 or less

1070 $350 or less
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I just bought a GPU for the first PC I'm building and now the price of it is over twice what I paid, dodged a fucking bullet. Still have the rest to go and I don't know if those are rising as well as GPUs or if it's just GPUs because of crypto
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>>381951205
Is it worth getting the founders gtx 1070 for $400 on the offical nvidia site?
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>>381930986
> giving AMD money for a last gen card
kek I hope you like buying extra fans for that CPU overhead
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>>381948545
Gold has a minimum value though. The cost to mine it per pound. Miners will not sell it for less than it cost them so the price has a set floor. Even new sources of it will sit on that floor because mining didn't get any cheaper in the past few years.
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>>381922932
You sure these aren´t Canada prices?
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>>381950062
That EVGA 1060 at the top was once $230
Fuck I should've bought it before all this happened
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>>381951165
>buy gold
>government confiscates it
just buy amiibos
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>>381951302
No

Higher price, louder cooler, thermal throttling and less overclocking.
But if you buy it for that and then flip it for $550, then that's a pretty good profit
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>>381951073
Steadily creeping ever upwards. Top end enthusiast cards these days tend to hit $1000 when they're brand new.

Its kind of depressing actually, I remember when the best cards were a couple hundred bucks, about what mainstream cards are now and it seems like right now we're getting a preview of what the prices will be like in a few years when there's just the low end and the high end because there's no room for the middle anymore thanks to cheap SOCs.
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>>381951216
The other parts are fine, it's only the specific new GPUs that are suffering from the meme bubble.
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>>381948614
In case you didn't know one of the big reasons for the ETH boom is because it's being backed by China. USA can't bully China around.
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>>381951302
No because the founders gtx has the absolute shittiest cooler ever.
But otherwise, yes 1070 for 400 is not *THAT* off.
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>>381941653
>No real world value
The online drug market disagrees with you.
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>>381923803
He could have flipped his cards for $100+ profit on each. What a moron
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I had idea about any of this Ethereum shit but this thread and /biz/ gave me a good chuckle.
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>mfw miners in my country is so desperate they start mining with 1030, 1050 and 460
>my 1050ti that I bought for 110 bux can now be sold for 270
S-should I do it?
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>>381951108
huh ok, I have no idea how it all works

the card I bought for $260 is now $429 on newegg christ
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>>381947149

No, because at least I got it at the retail price and not an over-inflated miner's hype price.

Why did mining cryptocurrencies suddenly become so popular though?
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>>381950901

>>381950901

stupid nigger they happened because

>Iraq - war was likely even without 9/11 due to Saddam's saber rattling and refusal to respect the peace accords after desert storm. Even Clinton bombed Iraq during desert fox. After 9/11 we didn't want to risk an anti-american actor possibly giving weapons to non-state actors. We figured a pro-western regime would stabilize the middle east. Stupid? Yes. Just look up Condoleezza rice's paper justifying it.

>Libya - Human rights violations, general instability from the civil war, the wish to have a more pro-western leader in place. Did not work well, leading to the choice of the Obama admin not to intervene in Syria. Additionally the US did not Invade Libya, they provided logistical support for the rest of NATO to put forward a bombing campaign that toppled the Qaddafi government much like the treatment given to Serbia.

>Syria - are you retarded anon? We're not at war with the Syrian government. We try to undermine and balance against them because of their rights violations and anti-western stance but they're strongly backed by russia and not going anywhere. We're against ISIS because they put people in cages and set them on fire.
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>>381942923
I want a 1080ti. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to dump nearly a grand for it.
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>>381951216
I would guess only GPUs.

Since when have they been rising? I really can't believe i built mine at the begining of this year and paid USD $300 for a 1070 4gb in central america, then this shit happens.
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>>381941653
I invested in bitcoin and sold all of it and made 30,000 USD, sorry you're mad you never invested
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>>381944242
>>381944519
amd fags shilling for their 3rd world tier cpu kek
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>>381951706
but anon thats not VIA
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how does one start a wallet from scratch? coinbase? yobit?
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>>381951556
Sell it and wait for the crash and buy a 1070 or refurbished 1080
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>>381922932
>Is this the end of affordable PC gaming?
It's the end of PC gaming. The market will never recover from this.
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>>381923803
I still don't understand what the purpose of mining coins. Why do we need a bunch of GPU/CPUs for that, and who is being benefited for that?
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>>381951604
>"look at me I have some CNN talking points that disproves the only logical reason for the referenced middle eastern involvements"
>>>r/news
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>>381944090
>What do I look like, a cuck?
You already are
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>>381951351
>The cost to mine it per pound.
That value fluctuates wildly based on market forces and technology. Gold has no stable pre-defined value and economic crashes and money panics were common even back when the gold standard was a thing.

By that standard crypto currency is backed by the electricity and hardware costs to produce it as miners won't sell it for less than what it cost them to produce it.

>Even new sources of it will sit on that floor because mining didn't get any cheaper in the past few years.
Rocket launches had cost a pretty predictable hugely expensive amount for decades. No one seriously saw them getting cheaper. But now suddenly we've got SpaceX able to actually re-use rockets and the price to launch is crashing.

This is relevant to mining, because we're not that far off from off-world mining opening up where there are no environmental laws, or even environmental concerns because there's no life on asteroids. There's a few objects in the belt that really are basically just big chunks of platinum with tons more than the current entire global supply.
Remember when Aluminum was a precious metal? They made crowns and jewelry out of it. Now we use it for disposable beer containers.
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>>381951415
Amiibos are worthless. Buy firearms. They always have value and real world use.
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>>381951908
>anime pic
>>>/preschool/
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>>381926574
That feel when I did the exact same thing except my buddy needed a card so I sold it to him for 300 USD.
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>>381951821
nah, ive accumulated $675 in graduation gift money and its going towards a new cpu and mobo since i'm running an i5 and mobo from 2010

damn thing is bullet proof, but its become the limiting factor in some cases and its time to upgrade
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They are coming out with 1060 cards right now that have no video output specifically for mining.
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>>381951979
aluminium was a technology problem, not an actual mining problem per say, but yeah it's a p. good example.
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>>381951901
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>>381951604
do you really think none of these, especially libya, weren't about the petrodollar?
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>>381951901
It's about integer numbers, pal.
Some numbers like 7 are prime numbers. These are worthless.
For some numbers you go to jail, because they represent cp. These are forbidden numbers.
For some numbers people give you a lot of money in exchange.
You use GPUs to calculate/find as many of these numbers as possible.
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>>381952047
>buy guns
>government takes them during martial law
when you and mr.goldfag are eating FEMA beans and rice I will be gorging myself on mcdonalds because I invested my money in the only safe material thing.
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What exactly do they get out of "mining"?
I'm in the market for a 1080 after my 780ti just shit the bed, I'm not liking these prices.
'
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>>381951205
Hey cool I can still buy my gpu and avoid this trainwreck, thanks anon
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>>381942423
I had a 480 that ran perfectly fine and actually fairly cool, but crashed every time I ran a 3D application even after reinstalling, driver updates, changing OS, etc

So I RMA'd it and then sold it last week for $430.
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>>381952342
Transactions go faster
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>>381951901
Scammers and fags like >>381951646 who started (((investing))) early and jumped out of this train before crashing into those poor souls at the bottom
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>>381952248
>Letting the government take your firearms
>Not buying all your firearms with no paperwork
Wew lad
Wew lad
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>knew about bitcoin from the very first days
>could have purchased tons of bitcoins at 40 dollars
>could have mined bitcoins inside double digit days per coin
>"this isn't real it will never matter nobody will ever use this

hold me ;_; could've literally made hundreds of thousands.
>>
For anyone dumb enough to think to jump in the coin mining business. You already too late and wont make a dime.
Either
>Buy your preferred coin (such as Bitcoin, Etherium, and others) and hope for the best
or
>Pay attention to brand new coins being release, try to mine them at the release day when they are easy, get a few hundred-thousands of them, and hope that it picks up steam like Etherium did.
Sure, MOST coins wont pick up steam. but eventually some will. At least that is what you hope.
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>>381923803
he deserves to die, that smug faggot is already getting what's coming to him
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>>381952514
>shoot your illegal gun
>government sends you to the unlawful belligerents camp
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>>381952232
But who needs those interger numbers and for what purpose do they need them?

>>381952168
>>381952472
I didn't mean the card themselves or the ramp up from buying them, i meant the crypto coins and the act of doing it. As who is paying the people mining coins, why do they need them to do that, etc
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>>381952050
>>>/reddit/
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>>381952668
>He lives in an unfree state that requires paperwork for firearm purchases
wew
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>>381952623
He'll probably kill himself once NY confiscates all his shit or fine him to eternal debt.
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>>381952716
go watch one of those animated 20 min crypto introduction videos on the you tubes. You'll know a lot more.
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>>381952564
>That guy who bought a pizza for 10k bitcoins a few shortly after release.
>That other guy who trashed an old HDD with several thousands of coins then heard several years later that each was worth almost 1grand (and today it is worth even more) and went to his city dump in search of it.
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Before this thread dies, is my CPU a bottleneck for my rig?
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>>381952904

yes
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>>381952847
the pizza guy says that he doesn't regret his decision. If it weren't for people like him, cryptocurrencies would never be where they are today.
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>>381952796
I thought all of them did after that nerd for nbc went to a gun show and filled his van up with rifles
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>>381952904
Yes. Even a 7700k will bottleneck a 1080ti at 1080p. Buy a new monitor, faggot.
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>>381952904
>i5 cpu
> 1080ti

I don't know much about bottlenecks, but from what I've read using an I5 in combination with a 1080ti is a bottleneck.
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>>381952904
no
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>>381952904
depends on the game desu
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>>381942557
>Btw, why aren't they using the new consoles for this
Don't give them any ideas. Miners would run their stuff on your console if they could get away with it.
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>>381952904
>1080ti
>1080p
Where do you people come from?
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>>381952976
every state requires you to fill out a 4473 when buying a gun from a gun *store*

not every state requires a 4473 when doing a face to face transfer with a random bloke. Some states have their other systems as well.
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>>381952904
Dang I need to upgrade
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>build expensive mining rig
>mine for a month
>make 1500 bucks
>return all hardware
>build new gaming pc with profit
>crypto crashing

feels good man
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>>381951546
Of course. If they are retarded enough to mine using a 1050 then by all means give them their retardation.
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>>381952976
No, the vast majority of states do not require any paperwork to be filled out for buying from private sellers. Only the super anti-freedom states like CA, NY, NJ, MA and shit like that require you to do stuff like that.
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>>381953164
Do you idiots purposefully build these for b8?
>>
Are people actually making money off this? Wouldn't the electricity bills make it not worth it?
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>>381953307
Power is cheap if you're not in a 3rd world country
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>>381951546
if you do, keep in mind that you won't have a graphics card for a while
>>
I jumped PC ship last autumn, because I didn't like GPU prices.
Now it's completely unreasonable.
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>>381953045
>cambridge
going there this week for my new pc
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>>381952904
Upgrade your monitor you cock-mongling faggot.
>>
>tfw you bought a Gigabyte G1 Gaming 1080 for $390 a month ago

feels good man
>>
>>381923803

Why a bloody idiot.

Why waste so much of your money on highly volatile (cryptocurrencies) and massively deprecated assets (hardware)?

Cryptocurrency mania/mining = gambling for nerds
>>
>>381953375
Power is expensive as fuck in the city, especially in 1st world countries.
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>>381953307

The early adopters, vendors and resellers are only ones making bank on cryptocurrnecy maina (about ~5% of users), while the overwhelming majority are the losers (small to massive)
>>
>>381953375
>Power is cheap
It's only cheap if you have your own power plant.
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>>381953559
These guys are using very efficient modern hardware. The power draw and cost is much less than what they are getting in return.
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>>381953307
Obviously.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yCqWO3gZvQ
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>>381932204
The best way to make money is to already have money. It's why it's impossible to stop being rich.
>>
>>381952904
Your monitor is your bottleneck. Buy a 4k or at least a 1440p.
>>
>any decent graphics card by itself can be up to twice the price (if not more) of an 8th gen console, and that price doesn't even include the rest of the fucking computer

I'm a PC guy too but you guys really can't blame consolefriends for their choice. It's the much much cheaper option for decent performance.
>>
>>381953521
>tfw you bought a Gigabyte G1 Gaming 1080 for $390 a month ago
You understand that nobody is going to create games for mining rigs in the future?
>>
>>381954115
It's literally the death of PC gaming.
And there is no way to reverse it.
>>
GPGPU prices will rise over $1000 and stay there.
AAA games will drop PC platform.
Indies will focus on iGPU toasters.
>>
>>381953995
It's a work in progress. 1440p is the goal.
>>
>>381945446
/out/ is a great board for example. They actually use their gear, unlike /k/, which is /cgl/ 2.0 military larping retards edition - and it shows, in their gear threads /out/ guys do have wear showing in their equipment.
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>>381954115
Only because SOC hardware still hasn't really made an impact in the desktop gaming world because Intel's graphics hardware is terrible, and AMD's previous CPU cores were non-competitive.
However that will absolutely change if the Ryzen/Vega SOC chips land while discrete GPUs are still so expensive.
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>>381922932
We must secure a future for our hobby. Gas the coin miners.
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>>381954709
PC gaming was a stopgap measure to sell compute power to end users.
When hashing is the new application, nobody in hardware will care about gaming anymore. Gamers are annoying support-intensive audience, while miners are fine with something which just hashes fast.
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Jewery's a sin.
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>>381954709
PC gaming was a stopgap measure to sell compute power to end users.
When hashing is the new application, nobody in hardware will care about gaming anymore. Gamers are annoying support-intensive audience, while miners are fine with something which just hashes fast.
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>>381949912
my 950 nigga
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>>381953668
The only real winner is Big Pharma.
>>
>Bro buys used 1060
>It loses power randomly while playing a game
>Computer remains on
>Bro asks for a refund
>Guy offers to 'fix' it
>No thanks
>Gets refund
>>
>all these pcuhcks scrambling about
Custom pcs are a mistake. You actually have to shell out 1000usd to get the same oerformance of a $500 console.
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>>381953234
The whole scene is a laughing stock right now. Retail stores and scalpers are making mad dosh while regular people sell their cards and go back to last gen.
If cryptocurrency crashes, everyone but cryptocucks will be the real winner.
>>381953406
Found some used 750ti for less than $80, I can live with that. Fuck it, I'm selling my 1050ti
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So what the fuck is "bitcoin mining" anyway
I've always just kind of assumed the computers are running some kind of software that steals it from someone else?
How does that even work? How do you steal fractions of a fake currency from people?
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>>381955639
When gamers compete over compute power, gamers lose.
This will kill the whole PC game market above phone games.
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>Half of my coworkers invested in bitcoins
I don't know the exact details but they were trying to convince me to invest too.
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i just checked prices and apparently vidya cards are 200€ cheaper in yurop than in the US now.
what the fuck?
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>>381956073
This will drive more and more users into the arms of products like 10 S which will only run approved software, and which will almost certainly require systems to use secure boot as well.
Basically the consolization of the industry and the death of PC gaming as we know it.
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>>381956073
Eh, i jumped ship when the last worthwhile exclusives PC got were Xcom 2 and Warhammer YEARS ago. For me PC just became the best way to play multiplats. Went to console and suddenly theres a dozens games i WANT to play.

>Look at those steam sale threads
>People shopping carts loading with shit humble bundle style indies while im here playing Bloodborne, Gravity Rush, and a plethora of other shit PCfags would die for.

I know, because i was one of those fags
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>>381942727
>>381944190
>>381944375
Nice to know karma exists. Hope that arrogant fuck suffers when he gets what's coming to him.
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Holy shit, I could make back everything I spent on my rig just by selling the GPU years later
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>>381955971
Basically miners "mine" coins as they act as the middle man between monetary (virtual coins) transactions. Imagine you have an individual called A that wants to send 10 bitcoin to B. To confirm that the money was sent without any problems, these middleman must solve some encryptation riddle. Whoever solves it first gets some coin for their service (imagine it as a fee for the transaction).
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>>381922932
>bought a 6GB 1060 almost a month ago for around $250 on amazon
>it's fucking $450+ now
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>>381956337
Locking compute power behind DRM isn't going to help gamers. It's simple economics: If the hardware market can sell compute power to miners with higher revenue it will simply stop selling it to gamers (for lower prices)
Higher hashing power doesn't need explaining, like 4K or VR does. You can scale your products up to the sky.
Until now compute power was at a surplus and could be wasted for 60fps "entertainment".
Now it's worth real money. It will change the market forever.
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pc newfag, which of these is better?
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137040&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-PCPartPicker,%20LLC-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID=

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150697
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>eyed the zotac mini 1070 for a while because it dangled around $330
>always put it off
>finally put my foot down to buy it beut go on to see it's out of stock
>this happens
You're still a good boy 280x, it seems your time has yet to come.
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>>381956513
>Buy GTX 1060 6GB last year at a comfy price of $250
>Price has almost fucking tripled

I'm actually appalled, these jews need to be stopped
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>believe I am cursed in finance
>buy 1 Ethereum at 389, not to make money, but to make it crash
>tell on /biz/, nobody believes me

Am I a bad person for wanting to use my power for evil?
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>>381957438
So give me the low-down on the half size cards? How are they just as powerful as the full size ones? Do they just run hotter because of the single fan?
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>>381957185
>Locking compute power behind DRM isn't going to help gamers.

No, and that's my point. Its going to hurt us a lot.

If PC gaming hardware becomes prohibitively expensive, bargain basement SOC powered systems like current-gen consoles and 10 S prebuilts will proliferate. That will allow Microsoft (who is after all a console maker) to lock down the market and force people into their closed ecosystem.

Even if Valve and other PC gaming companies survive it will be as a niche market not too different from the current Steam for Linux market of a couple million users.
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>>381956513
Then do it, buy a console and a bunch of games, keep some of the money to buy a new gpu a few months later.

Become an idort master race.
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>>381946569
I just like open souce stuff anon, no need to be a dumb consumerist
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>>381957702
>Become an idort master race.
But I'm already an idort (:
except I don't have a PS4 or Xbone yet because they don't have enough exclusives, but I have everything else
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>>381957637
Fans are a meme, you need to compare clock speeds and the type of memory that the card has to see which is better and it will depend on the card.

I just bought the small one because my PC is a micro atx build
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>>381957337
1060, period.
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>>381957893
I'm gonna let you in on a little secret: they'll never have any number of exclusives to justify the consoles themselves just like last gen.
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>>381957921
You think? I had a single 6950 back in the day that used to run up to~85degc have a triple 290x right now and I don't think ive seen it go past 65. Granted new technology and everything else.
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>>381952904
anon you better be just memeing
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>>381958445
My card right now never runs higher than 70 deg and all my games (Witcher 3, etc) are all maxed out. I wouldn't worry about your house catching on fire or anything if your pc is well ventilated.
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