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Title: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on March 29, 2017, 08:25:04 PM Hello
I am willing to buy a small miner (no more than 400 w, better under 250 W, best around 100W) just for solo mining & having some fun. Given this i dont care what algorythym. If you have an old miner laying around it`s your oportunity! Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: xhomerx10 on March 30, 2017, 01:01:01 AM This one is only $30 and under 100W
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1718358 A great little hobby/solo/having some fun type miner. Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: edonkey on March 30, 2017, 01:42:18 AM If you're OK with Scrypt, I have these museum pieces for sale:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1426381.msg14427414#msg14427414 Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: isoneguy on March 30, 2017, 06:33:01 AM Where are you located at?
I've a nice little SilverFish, runs at 270w Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: kurbeks on March 30, 2017, 11:15:08 AM Wait for Baikal to stock up miners again. Then you will get state of art miner that consumes 160-250w depending on algo. (Quad miner)
Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on March 30, 2017, 11:33:18 AM This one is only $30 and under 100W https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1718358 A great little hobby/solo/having some fun type miner. Yes, i am aslso considering the stick. Thanks Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on March 30, 2017, 11:34:02 AM If you're OK with Scrypt, I have these museum pieces for sale: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1426381.msg14427414#msg14427414 I am in EU and in the thread i have read you are from US.. Guess the deal is not possible :( Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on March 30, 2017, 11:39:10 AM Where are you located at? I've a nice little SilverFish, runs at 270w Hello, I am located in EU, Spain Is this miner noisy? Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on April 13, 2017, 08:43:37 AM Hello up!I am willing to buy a small miner (no more than 400 w, better under 250 W, best around 100W) just for solo mining & having some fun. Given this i dont care what algorythym. If you have an old miner laying around it`s your oportunity! Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: veqtrus on April 14, 2017, 11:31:23 AM Would you be interested in an Antminer U3?
Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: TheYankeesWin! on April 14, 2017, 11:33:39 AM why not a gpu rig?
Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: ncsupanda on April 14, 2017, 12:52:30 PM Would you be interested in an Antminer U3? Something like this is perfect for miguelik - you should include which version of the U3 it is and whether or not you've run into issues. They are notorious for being a bit of a pain, which again is perfect for a new user. The U3 is the type of device that will let you know whether or not you are actually ready to mine since it comes with an entire suite of issues yet can also be reliable. miguelik - Can you confirm the algorithm/coin you are looking for a miner for? Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: veqtrus on April 14, 2017, 01:37:48 PM Would you be interested in an Antminer U3? Something like this is perfect for miguelik - you should include which version of the U3 it is and whether or not you've run into issues. They are notorious for being a bit of a pain, which again is perfect for a new user.The U3 is the type of device that will let you know whether or not you are actually ready to mine since it comes with an entire suite of issues yet can also be reliable. I have a Batch 3 one (the one with more open case). It occasionally goes into ZOMBIE state and needs to be restarted but using sidehack's (gekkoscience) cgminer fork it seems a lot more stable. Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on April 14, 2017, 02:43:28 PM Would you be interested in an Antminer U3? Something like this is perfect for miguelik - you should include which version of the U3 it is and whether or not you've run into issues. They are notorious for being a bit of a pain, which again is perfect for a new user. The U3 is the type of device that will let you know whether or not you are actually ready to mine since it comes with an entire suite of issues yet can also be reliable. miguelik - Can you confirm the algorithm/coin you are looking for a miner for? Hello I am not searching an algorithm in particular, I once had an Antminer u3, which was ok but I don't want to have to deal with the zombie problem, as I have read that almost all u3's have them. I am searching for something like an Antminer s3, or less, but that can run stable for 3 days without issue, and I am not sure if the u3 can do that... Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: miguelik on April 14, 2017, 02:44:24 PM Would you be interested in an Antminer U3? Something like this is perfect for miguelik - you should include which version of the U3 it is and whether or not you've run into issues. They are notorious for being a bit of a pain, which again is perfect for a new user.The U3 is the type of device that will let you know whether or not you are actually ready to mine since it comes with an entire suite of issues yet can also be reliable. I have a Batch 3 one (the one with more open case). It occasionally goes into ZOMBIE state and needs to be restarted but using sidehack's (gekkoscience) cgminer fork it seems a lot more stable. How long can it run without issues? Title: Re: [WTB] Small miner Post by: veqtrus on April 14, 2017, 02:58:23 PM How long can it run without issues? 3-4 days.I also have an SP20E which can be underclocked and one can disable certain boards to further reduce power usage. |