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Title: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: CoinMint on November 16, 2014, 05:31:06 AM If you've got older hardware for mining that you don't even use anymore that it at least 50GH/s and its costing you more than you're making than please send it my way. Maybe if you got burned by BFL and by the time you got your miner the difficulty increased so much that you'll never get back your return. If you have a larger miner maybe I could help by "hosting" your miners and splitting the coin.
Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: tripppn on November 16, 2014, 07:05:09 AM How are you getting free electricity if you don't mind me asking? Where are you located?
Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: raskul on November 16, 2014, 10:10:00 AM i've got around 5kW of old rigging. I very much doubt your 'free' electric will handle the power draw :-*
Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: Soros Shorts on November 16, 2014, 10:16:09 AM Shipping old hardware is not cost effective, so you need to say where you are located.
Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: VulgusMan on November 17, 2014, 11:04:31 AM If you've got older hardware for mining that you don't even use anymore that it at least 50GH/s and its costing you more than you're making than please send it my way. Maybe if you got burned by BFL and by the time you got your miner the difficulty increased so much that you'll never get back your return. If you have a larger miner maybe I could help by "hosting" your miners and splitting the coin. hum... perhaps "free" means "stolen" in your country ???? ;D ;D ;D ;D never heard of "free electricity" !!! Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: klondike_bar on November 17, 2014, 11:13:07 AM "free" power is almost always "utilities included" rental units, and oftentimes the way these units are wired up, the landlord has no way to tell how much power each individual unit draws.
but theres still a limit on available outputs: 3-5 15A circuits are common in most 1bdrm units, plus a 220V stove outlet. Might make the place a hell to live in thouh with noise and heat Title: Re: Older hardware laying around? I'll mine it on free electricity Post by: lowbander80 on November 18, 2014, 06:36:15 AM Sure free power does not mean unlimited too.
Even if the electricity is included in the rent the onwer at sometime will start to investigate the apartments to see what is wrong and this can be done easyly by shutting donw switches one by one. |