Then why not use a proven power supply circuit like in older models?
The manufacturer can also install 4x8 pin connectors if necessary.
There is a problem, but in many countries this problem is not considered a warranty issue, and miners have to repair the graphics card at their own expense.
Bingo!....a warranty voider too hahaha But this is precisely why I try to avoid hot and powerful video cards in mining. I have very rarely encountered problems with damaged power contacts on the average 3060 video card and similar ones. But if the miner is ready to take such risks, then they need to be reduced by additional investments in high-quality cables and ventilation. |
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Circlehash does not have a good reputation, so it cannot be trusted with real investment. They may offer mining devices and give you profits, but there is no guarantee that they are doing real mining. Do you get mining pool data and the blocks that were actually mined, or do you get a circlehash balance and then withdraw it? I will avoid Circlehash and will buy bitcoin or ask friend to buy miner than trust Circlehash https://www.trustpilot.com/review/circlehash.comWell i literally picked up the miner I ordered physically in their store in Prague, after that they installed it in one of their mining centers and they also provide videos of it on their social media, the thing that you can go and personally see your miner is the thing  You also have the SN of your miner. Have you ever wondered about the cost of Bitcoin mining before investing? Cloud mining services are growing like mushrooms after rain, when the cost of mining Bitcoin is much lower than its price. And also these services are quickly closed when mining becomes unprofitable. I've seen this several times already. |
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A new algorithm for video cards is a very good thing, but this algorithm increases video card sales. But this is not always beneficial to the coin developers, because they can then profit from the sale of asics.And there are very few popular coins for mining on video cards only, so the profit is very small.
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Meopow algo works on my 5700xt but not on 6600xt. Any idea why.
My crystal ball is busy mining, so I don't know what operating system you have. Have you tried looking at the miner logs? |
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Not enough money to make it worthwhile.
Better off putting it into bitcoin over a few diff wallets and enjoy life.
Garage style mining is over if weren't already in it.
I recently watched a communication between Russian miners. They have a small capacity, no more than 10 megawatts, but their cost of bitcoin mining is roughly in the range of $30,000 to $35,000. I believe them, and that's why if you have the money, it's more profitable to mine bitcoin. Buying it at $59,000 is expensive.
philipma1957, have you calculated your cost of mining bitcoin? No, let's looks at the numbers real quick. let's say about half his investment makes it to buying miners. The rest would be electrical, racking fans, rent improvements. So that could be about 10 whatsminers. With cheap power that's about $10 dollars per day per machines. That's 2000 days until break even with no problem and not putting a dime in your pockets. Even if bitcoin doubled it's still crappy. Ten machines would be about 80kw ish in power, a spit of a small 10mw install. It's economies of scales issue. The facts are clear, it's not going to ever realistically goingot pat off. Put the money in the coin and enjoy your life. I would make a more accurate calculation. A modern WhatsMiner M63 asic at 5 cents per kilowatt gives 1100 dollars profit per month. But I would rather take Antminer S21 with a more classic interface and connection method. It is not profitable to rent a room for 10 asics, so it is profitable to mine if you already have a room or its rent is practically free. Electricity I would pay from the mined coins to buy more asics. For 10-15 asics in a ready room my expenses for electricity, ventilation, fire safety and video surveillance will not exceed 1000 dollars, because I will do everything myself. |
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I'm using a script with which I can change from AMD to NVIDIA, but I don't think there's much steam left after the current
This doesn't sound true because manufacturers use completely different technologies. RTX 3070 and AMD 6800 XT graphics cards give the same profit in mining on different coins and AMD looks more energy efficient in mining. I don't see the point of using additional scripts. |
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Settings of the latest version of OneZeroMiner in Hive OS To run OneZeroMiner install Custom Miner you write in the URL  https://t.me/NewsSoleniy/9063This is an example when a miner uses his own local node for mining, because this way there are no problems with disconnections. |
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OneZeroMiner 1.3.1 Changelog Add support for Xelis(xel) coin(Solo mining with 3% dev fee) Dual mining with Xelis+Zil(refer to the sh/bat files in the packages for sample commands) Multiple nodes support Add --max-memory(alias to --chips-memory) for controlling the amount of allocated GPU memory Note Use onezerominer-1.3.1.tar.gz wrapper for HiveOS and manually set the algo (-a xelis) in the extra config section of the FS. Xelis is a new chain. Make sure to monitor your nodes and double check that the miner is working on the current block height. Support for Stratum pool mining will be added when a pool with this protocol is publicly available. This is the very first implementation of the algo. Watch out for the next versions which will bring better performance. https://github.com/OneZeroMiner/onezerominer/releases/tag/v1.3.1check all links with 1 post!
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I haven’t seen such cases for a long time when several ASICs could give a big profit.
If you mined Bitcoin or Ethereum on the first ASICs and did not sell coins for a very long time, then this is possible, but now the opposite situation may happen.
Why make a new coin for mining on existing ASICs?
It’s better to make a coin using a new algorithm, and then start selling ASICs for its mining, as in the story with Kaspa.
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And in the near future even more powerful industrial ASICs will appear There is always an arms race in mining. If you look at what will come out in the future, the time will never come to buy an ASIC. This is true, but new models for Bitcoin appear once a year, and for Litecoin once every few years, if we stick to the average estimate, but ASICs for Kaspa appear every quarter and their hashrate increases greatly. Kaspa has many forks, but you shouldn’t rely too much on this when buying an ASIC. For Kaspa seems they coming out every month What do you think about these ASICs? I haven’t seen new ASICs for a not very popular coin being released so quickly for a long time. And even on the famous website https://www.asicminervalue.com/I haven't found a similar situation. At the same time, most of the Kaspa coins have already been mined. Yes all depends from price action if high inflation is worth it to make enough Asics they will do it. I have theory manufacturer also also pumping the price to sell then equipment at crazy high prices where manufacturing cost is actual 1% of the miner cost its sold  Then this is a conspiracy with the coin developers. ASIC sellers will spend part of their profits to buy coins and raise the price. And this will increase the payback statistics of ASICs and attract new equipment buyers. But I think that this manipulation cannot last long. Yes it depends on the size of the coin and liquidity how far the coin price can be manipulated. What do you think about the prospect of this coin? https://miningpoolstats.stream/kaspa209 PH/s - 209,000 TH/s - 9952 ASIC Bitmain Antminer KS5 Pro (21Th) or 17,412 IceRiver KS5L(12Th) asics or 209,000 IceRiver KS1(1Th)asics But this coin also has forks, so there are many more ASICs. |
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Introducing BOMBAX MINER EZ100-C Cozy Edition https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umm6iYS9ILE&ab_channel=BOMBAXMinerProduct Type QUIET Model in 3U Chassis Algorithm ETCHash; ETHash Supported Coins ETC/ZIL/CAU/BTN/XPB/DOGETHER/OCTA/LRS Hashrate 3200 MH/s ± 5% Power On Wall 570W ± 5% @ 25 ℃ Power Efficiency 0.18 J/MH ± 5% @ 25 ℃ Disclaimer* Pre-release SPECs are for illustration purposes only; Final SPECs may be slightly updated. https://bombaxminer.com/EZ100-CAll links are for informational purposes only and to study the characteristics.Unlike the EZ100, this is a quiet miner for home and apartment. Memory 5.19Gb |
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Not enough money to make it worthwhile.
Better off putting it into bitcoin over a few diff wallets and enjoy life.
Garage style mining is over if weren't already in it.
I recently watched a communication between Russian miners. They have a small capacity, no more than 10 megawatts, but their cost of bitcoin mining is roughly in the range of $30,000 to $35,000. I believe them, and that's why if you have the money, it's more profitable to mine bitcoin. Buying it at $59,000 is expensive.
philipma1957, have you calculated your cost of mining bitcoin? |
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I wouldn't build my own farm. I would buy the miners and have hosted somewhere else and pay them a monthly fee. A lot faster and will be makin bitcoin in days. Let the people who already have the deals in place with the utilities deal with the headachs.
If you give your equipment to other people, then most likely you will be cheated because you will not be able to control most of the nuances of mining, such as additional energy costs for cooling, forced downtime or repair time. Without a good engineer this business will fail. You can learn it yourself or look for a partner, but I would not give my equipment to other people or companies. |
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This is a new miner for XELIX coin. Check the miner by yourself. Instruction for Hive OS https://t.me/NewsSoleniy/9054DEVFEE : 15% also : dev twitter : https://twitter.com/t_allfatherslight hashrate bump ( 2-3% ) high cpu usage fix 140-150 kh 4090 50-60kh 3090 added several bugfixes if you prefer the lower devfee , stay on the older/slower version small changelog: hashrate boost 15-20% optional log of solutions into a file with --log-solutions parameter display accepted/rejected blocks hiveos hashrate swaped between gpus fix older changelog: ADDED SUPPORT FOR OLDER CARDS - same binary multiple connection bugfixes improved devfee connection https://github.com/3DP-The-AllFather/xelis-gpu-miner/releases |
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And in the near future even more powerful industrial ASICs will appear There is always an arms race in mining. If you look at what will come out in the future, the time will never come to buy an ASIC. This is true, but new models for Bitcoin appear once a year, and for Litecoin once every few years, if we stick to the average estimate, but ASICs for Kaspa appear every quarter and their hashrate increases greatly. Kaspa has many forks, but you shouldn’t rely too much on this when buying an ASIC. For Kaspa seems they coming out every month What do you think about these ASICs? I haven’t seen new ASICs for a not very popular coin being released so quickly for a long time. And even on the famous website https://www.asicminervalue.com/I haven't found a similar situation. At the same time, most of the Kaspa coins have already been mined. Yes all depends from price action if high inflation is worth it to make enough Asics they will do it. I have theory manufacturer also also pumping the price to sell then equipment at crazy high prices where manufacturing cost is actual 1% of the miner cost its sold Then this is a conspiracy with the coin developers. ASIC sellers will spend part of their profits to buy coins and raise the price. And this will increase the payback statistics of ASICs and attract new equipment buyers. But I think that this manipulation cannot last long. |
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Then why not use a proven power supply circuit like in older models?
The manufacturer can also install 4x8 pin connectors if necessary.
There is a problem, but in many countries this problem is not considered a warranty issue, and miners have to repair the graphics card at their own expense.
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NVIDIA board partners expect GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 to launch in fourth quarter
Board manufacturers anticipate the launch of NVIDIA’s latest RTX 50 series graphics cards in the fourth quarter, initially focusing on high-end products like the 5090 and 5080. Analysts are optimistic that NVIDIA’s biennial major GPU upgrades will boost shipment volumes for board manufacturers this year and drive up the average selling price (ASP) of graphics card products.
— Money UDN (translated)https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-board-partners-expect-geforce-rtx-5090-and-rtx-5080-to-launch-in-fourth-quarterremember folks, the market might top before, during or after (plus minus a certain time frame), because nvidia will sell those cards as miners panic buy at a premium due to profit hehehehe If there is a profit in mining, then miners will again buy any video cards. Prices for top-end Nvidia video cards are not falling, and in many countries there is a very small selection of good 4090 models for mining. And the 5090 video card will also be in good demand, even at inflated prices. |
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