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Title: Guide? Post by: maxnmojo on February 10, 2014, 06:54:31 PM I would really like to get into mining . how would i get started and what is the outcome ?
Title: Re: Guide? Post by: ccualumni on February 11, 2014, 01:56:43 AM I am new as well and to be honest, you really need to read a ton of threads here and as many articles as you can find.
Most people say you cannot make money mining without putting big money into a mining system, but everyone here seems to want to mine. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: BeataTX91 on February 11, 2014, 02:59:40 AM I'm lazy to dig and read and would be really greatful for a useful link or two.
Particularly interested in CPU mining with the use of several PCs which are not exactly very powerful. Thanks for any hint. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: roslinpl on February 11, 2014, 03:01:17 AM I would really like to get into mining . how would i get started and what is the outcome ? google -> bitcoin mining calculator Choose any minig hardware at store - see its hash rate put hashrate into mining calculator. Profits visible in a minute, just take advantage to small thing that difficult of mining is rising. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: BeataTX91 on February 13, 2014, 03:42:56 AM Or losses, more like - with my present hardware. Thanks for making things clearer to me.
Mining seems a lot more difficult now. And takes some investment, too. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: roslinpl on February 13, 2014, 01:18:01 PM Or losses, more like - with my present hardware. Thanks for making things clearer to me. Mining seems a lot more difficult now. And takes some investment, too. haha :) ooh yes it realy it is like that. With standard (ehen strong) PC you can forget about Bitcoin mining. You can mine some alts if you like. Invest like 6k-10k $ and you can get some BTC Title: Re: Guide? Post by: maxnmojo on February 13, 2014, 08:23:16 PM Or losses, more like - with my present hardware. Thanks for making things clearer to me. Mining seems a lot more difficult now. And takes some investment, too. haha :) ooh yes it realy it is like that. With standard (ehen strong) PC you can forget about Bitcoin mining. You can mine some alts if you like. Invest like 6k-10k $ and you can get some BTC Wow. Thats alot haha . would earn your spendings back? Title: Re: Guide? Post by: Sonny on February 14, 2014, 06:34:51 AM Invest like 6k-10k $ and you can get some BTC Wow. Thats alot haha . would earn your spendings back? [/quote] Probably not, if you are mining btc. It would be better to build a GPU rig to mine scrypt-based altcoins. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: Sonny on February 14, 2014, 06:40:35 AM I'm lazy to dig and read and would be really greatful for a useful link or two. Particularly interested in CPU mining with the use of several PCs which are not exactly very powerful. Thanks for any hint. You can find a list of CPU-only coins here. FYR: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=379601.0 You can find details of those coins and the way to mine them with those links. Title: Re: Guide? Post by: roslinpl on February 14, 2014, 10:04:20 AM Or losses, more like - with my present hardware. Thanks for making things clearer to me. Mining seems a lot more difficult now. And takes some investment, too. haha :) ooh yes it realy it is like that. With standard (ehen strong) PC you can forget about Bitcoin mining. You can mine some alts if you like. Invest like 6k-10k $ and you can get some BTC Wow. Thats alot haha . would earn your spendings back? It will. Like in 2-3 months. Just check prices / hashrate / calculate (google -> mining calculator) |