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Title: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: Clayce on November 30, 2013, 03:53:59 AM Looking to have a 20mh LTC rig built. What do you think is a fair price range? Thanks.
Title: Re: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: hdclover on November 30, 2013, 03:55:47 AM wait for ASIC.
Title: Re: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: Clayce on November 30, 2013, 04:00:19 AM What do you think the time frame is? Thanks.
Title: Re: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: spawnbsd on November 30, 2013, 04:05:48 AM What do you think the time frame is? Thanks. Considering FPGA's haven't really materialized yet (yes I know some are selling, but they're simply too low hash rate for large scale mining), I wouldn't be counting on ASIC's anytime soon. If you want to build a large farm, GPU's are going to be your only game for a while. Build a GPU farm, it'll probably ROI before ASIC's ever materialize.Title: Re: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: BitcoinEXpress on November 30, 2013, 05:13:02 AM Looking to have a 20mh LTC rig built. What do you think is a fair price range? Thanks. If you're seriously asking this question, you need to stop and research before moving forward. 10 MHS = about 17 - 18 HD 7950's or $4250 - $4500 depending on price and manufacturer. Associated hardware for 5 running rigs ~ $2000 So somewhere between $6000 - $6500 if you build it yourself running netboot from linux. Add another $500 - $750 if you go "rookie" and run Windows. For 20 mhs, double everything. ~BCX~ Title: Re: LTC 20mh rig build Post by: Clayce on November 30, 2013, 05:18:27 AM Looking to have a 20mh LTC rig built. What do you think is a fair price range? Thanks. If you're seriously asking this question, you need to stop and research before moving forward. 10 MHS = about 17 - 18 HD 7950's or $4250 - $4500 depending on price and manufacturer. Associated hardware for 5 running rigs ~ $2000 So somewhere between $6000 - $6500 if you build it yourself running netboot from linux. Add another $500 - $750 if you go "rookie" and run Windows. For 20 mhs, double everything. ~BCX~ Really appreciate the run down. Thanks a lot BCX! |