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Title: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: Interized on September 04, 2014, 10:06:26 AM Any recommendations? I have a $10,000 budget.
Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: FlyForFun on September 04, 2014, 10:09:28 AM Any recommendations? I have a $10,000 budget. If you are asking which hardware is more profitable compare to butterflylabs, the answer would be every single asic on the market because butterflylabs delay at least 1 year before they ship. Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: mazedk on September 04, 2014, 10:12:44 AM friedcat seem to be the cheapest currently. But requires some DIY from what i can see.
Alternative if you want a hitnrun go with the S3. However.. ROI is unlikely at the current btc price, so you'll have to hope for a rise in value. Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: Unacceptable on September 04, 2014, 11:12:22 AM friedcat seem to be the cheapest currently. But requires some DIY from what i can see. Alternative if you want a hitnrun go with the S3. However.. ROI is unlikely at the current btc price, so you'll have to hope for a rise in value. ASICminers stuff doesn't use "normal" mining software,I'm not too keen on them for that reason,it's a bit involved in getting it to mine & only at certain pools ::) S3's seem the only decent choice ATM......easy to setup,decent power consumption,ok price......... With ya on the ROI thing mazedk,just hold your mined BTC ;) Personally hoping BTC hits $100 for 6 months..........weed out the farms........maybe :D Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: wunkbone on September 04, 2014, 02:33:58 PM Any recommendations? I have a $10,000 budget. Antminer S3 is the best right now, don't ever buy anything from butterflylabs.. Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: rammy2k2 on September 04, 2014, 05:14:47 PM how the heck u are a full member and u ask that ? :o
did you bought your account ? Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: ChuckBuck on September 04, 2014, 05:47:38 PM Any recommendations? I have a $10,000 budget. I cannot believe you're a full member in the Bitcointalk forum with 238 activity, and you dare mention Butterflylabs like they're a legit company. How much did you buy this forum account for? Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: DrG on September 04, 2014, 08:40:12 PM A wooden dining room table would hash better than a Monarch. Seriously the account had to have been bought unless this is the first visit to the mining section :o
Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: Interized on September 04, 2014, 11:00:09 PM A wooden dining room table would hash better than a Monarch. Seriously the account had to have been bought unless this is the first visit to the mining section :o No I literally have not looked at mining at all these past years. The only time I did was when GPUs were the way to go. And I understand the issues with Butterflylabs as I've read the many horror stories, basically you get the product a year after purchase. Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: joshv06 on September 04, 2014, 11:10:06 PM Buy BTC
Instant ROI Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: BitcoinHeroes on September 05, 2014, 01:24:34 AM Any recommendations? I have a $10,000 budget. Buy BTC directly, mining hardware are joke. It only profit the manufacturer.. Title: Re: What is the best profitable hardware to buy right now besides butterflylabs? Post by: ajw7989 on September 05, 2014, 02:09:17 AM Right now no hardware can make an ROI. Like other posters said the best is to buy btc and hope for it to rise.
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