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Title: Actual returns from 280x Post by: Peacefrog on January 16, 2014, 10:23:24 AM I'm going to be building a rig but i would like to see actual numbers, if possible, of how many coins are minted.
Would anyone here who's mining with a r9 280x be willing to post with how many coins you have mined in the past 24 hours. Altcoins are encouraged as i will most like mine alts. If you use more then 1 card please tell how many. I'm trying to determine how much 1 card mines compared to the hash rate calculators. Any help would be appreciated, thanks Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: mrmork666 on January 16, 2014, 10:34:29 AM what coins do you mean?
litecoins? doge? lotto? Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: madmartyk on January 16, 2014, 11:03:24 AM My R9 280x's average about 715 Kh/s, that is with standard settings. I know I can push them more, but still working on a case to keep them nice and cool!!!
Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: PrintMule on January 16, 2014, 11:08:02 AM Hashrate calculators are actually quite correct depending on the pool. When I'm bored enough to check I get about 5-20% less then calculators estimate. It very hard to get good data if you're not keeping total record of your mining, including difficulty rise, pool luck and etc.
Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: Amph on January 16, 2014, 02:33:30 PM about 800k-1m satoshi per 24 hours, mining doge with a single 280x
Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: Peacefrog on January 17, 2014, 06:30:54 AM Thanks everyone. Amph nailed it thats exactly what i was looking for just not specific to doge if that makes sense.
Thanks amph that helped a lot. You even converted it to satoshi which was unnecessary but greatly appreciated. Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: Zisef on January 17, 2014, 06:52:20 AM The profit which we take home has been halved since late December so make sure you take that into account. We were looking at around 12 dollars per 1 M/h now its around 6 when variance are taking into account and power + or - a dollar or 2 for electrictiy.
Title: Re: Actual returns from 280x Post by: Peacefrog on January 19, 2014, 01:33:24 AM The profit which we take home has been halved since late December so make sure you take that into account. We were looking at around 12 dollars per 1 M/h now its around 6 when variance are taking into account and power + or - a dollar or 2 for electrictiy. dollars per 1 M/h per day? Thanks thats another easy way to put it. I don't pay for electricity so luckily i only have to take hardware into account. My ROI looks to be 90-120 days no matter which hardware i choose. i appreciate your input |