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2341  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: The Official LighteningAsic/GridSeed 5 Chip Setup Guide by UnicornHasher on: March 10, 2014, 07:39:41 PM
I have sort of the same question:
is there a consensus on what's best hashwise: raspberry / windows PC / wiiboard?
Another question:
Is anyone dualmining these, or strictly scryptmining?

Consensus is whatever you have available that does not require more cost to use as a mining platform is best... if you have the controller... use it... if you have a Rpi... seems like a great way to go... if you have a PC then take the OS that best fits your needs... Windows if you have little Linux experience and less than 10 devices total (you can do more but the batch files and COM ports start to be hectic) or Linux if you have the experience and want to use dozens of devices without a ton of extra work scripting batch files.

I am dual mining on Win 7 64 and have had zero issues thus far... 6+ GH/s steady and 300+ KH/s (gotta use the cpuminer to dual mine so I do not have a reliable hashrate other than the pool).

how many gridseeks do you have -  6GH on a few can only be generating pennys a day at the most.... right?
2342  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: The Official LighteningAsic/GridSeed 5 Chip Setup Guide by UnicornHasher on: March 10, 2014, 05:49:16 PM
I have a question - I have a 20 pack on the way from zoomhash and wanted to know what PSU you folks would recommend?

aside from my pc to hook them all up to - am I going to need anything else? I ordered their kit which comes minus the psu.

thanks in advance...
2343  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Gridseed ASIC miners - In Stock, UK shipping. EU duty/VAT free. Reseller wanted on: March 10, 2014, 05:39:26 PM
zoomhash.com has best prices in url
2344  Other / Off-topic / It must be nice on: March 10, 2014, 04:56:55 PM
this morning (like 6 hours ago) I contacted three of the vendor who promote themselves here advertising equipment for sale - ship immediately etc...

what a bunch of liars - not a single one has even returned an email or pm yet.

gee - it must be nice.
2345  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 10, 2014, 01:39:55 PM
yes - thank you - I got a great education in a very short period of time. I did find some alt coin that make sense financially so I'm going to pursue them and get a little btc mining money over the next 6 to 10 weeks from my S1
2346  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 10, 2014, 12:02:23 PM
thanks -I have over this past weekend and decided not to buy any additional S1's - there's no ROI - I'm going to go with gridseeds instead and do scrypt mining and perhaps after the bitcoin ship has sailed in a few months and mining is useless vs. power consumption I'll find an alternate sha-256 currency to mine with the S1.

thank you
2347  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [OPEN] GRIDSEED 5 CHIP ~ SCRYPT & SHA256 ~ LOWEST PRICE DUALMINER PACK / SINGLES on: March 10, 2014, 11:49:49 AM
I sent you an email - ready to purchase Option G - can you ship today - paypal is only way I can pay - no btc.
2348  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [OPEN] Gridseed Group Buy #6 [$235] Ships from Los Angeles. Local Pick up OK on: March 10, 2014, 10:00:44 AM
sent you a PM - want 20 pack asap!
2349  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Gridseed ASIC miners - In Stock, UK shipping. EU duty/VAT free. Reseller wanted on: March 10, 2014, 08:50:49 AM
your prices are not competitive - they're much cheaper in the U.S.
And i see no PayPal

a lot of these guys only accept btc
2350  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Gridseed ASIC miners - In Stock, UK shipping. EU duty/VAT free. Reseller wanted on: March 10, 2014, 08:43:19 AM
your prices are not competitive - they're much cheaper in the U.S.
2351  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: 1 TH/S dragon miner. Has anyone tried it more than 24 hours? on: March 10, 2014, 02:21:15 AM
well - it looks like the guy In china who's been trying to sell me two of these is a theif..


see here:


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508790.0;topicseen
2352  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Bitmain S1's and my own private pool on: March 09, 2014, 06:09:13 PM
I don't really know but it should be easy for you to find the answer, it's already been discussed a lot here....  I know you have to run full bitcoin node on pc, and then basically point your mining hardware to your pc instead of the pool or something, don't quote me on that though.

Sure, why don't you just ask your friend if he is already set up?

my friend is not using S1's we has home built boxes but thanks for the insight - much appreciated - I will continue to scour the forum looking for an answer.
2353  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Bitmain S1's and my own private pool on: March 09, 2014, 05:50:03 PM
I had a friend with a similar setup find a block in three days - it's all luck

that said - can you answer my question?

2354  Bitcoin / Mining support / Bitmain S1's and my own private pool on: March 09, 2014, 04:30:44 PM
hey folks I'm new to mining and have a few S1's on the way - I'm going to take a risk and try to find and mine my own coin instead of joining a pool - no risk no reward right?

how difficult or easy is it to create my own little pool of miners using the Bitmain S1's

oh - my pool will be 1800 Gh/s - if that matters - 10 S1's

thanks in advance

Jeff
2355  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 08, 2014, 07:42:15 PM
are the bitcoins difficulty increases cast in stone?
2356  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 08, 2014, 06:01:22 PM
so - I hit this page:

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator

and selected the cointerra 2 Th/s unit and assumed if I bought that or a Black Arrow X3 I'd be getting started mining mid-may

so I plugged in the numbers and selected USD and the numbers were not pretty - in fact - bleak....

so - based on these number why would anyone even mine for btc and furthermore why would they buy even a 2TH's unit?


Date   Difficulty   Revenue   Profit   Return
2014                                            -5999
5-7 – 5-31 (25 days)   9494 M   1319   1293   -4706
6-1 – 6-30 (55 days)   13672 M   1040   1019   -3686
7-1 – 7-31 (86 days)   19688 M   672.5   659.1   -3027
8-1 – 8-31 (117 days)   34021 M   391   383.2   -2644
9-1 – 9-30 (147 days)   48990 M   217.8   213.4   -2430
10-1 – 10-31 (178 days)70546 M   113.3   111   -2319
11-1 – 11-30 (208 days)121 G   39.32   38.53   -2281
12-1 – 12-31 (239 days)175 G    -4.869 -4.772   -2285

it's horrible based on the increase in difficulty

which begs the question - will anyone even keep mining or will miners drop out and change the difficulty increase schedule?

2357  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 08, 2014, 05:30:24 PM
thanks Skaterdiejosh

I really appreciate the info. I think I'm going to stock with my S1 until I can get a reasonabl firm on the delivery of a Black Arrow X3 which really does seem like the best bang for the buck.

I'd have to invest $10k in S1 to match what the Black Arrow will do for $6k and every dollar matters.

by the way - will the gridseeds also mine coins other than Litecoin - I have my eyes on a few others to mine.

thanks again for the information and wisdom - it's much appreciated.
2358  Other / CPU/GPU Bitcoin mining hardware / Re: 1 TH/S dragon miner. Has anyone tried it more than 24 hours? on: March 08, 2014, 12:15:41 PM
it's kind of a toss up to me...

wait for black arrow 2 ths box...

invest in more bitmain s1's which give more bang for the buck costwise than the  dragon miner and if one fail I'm not out of business...

decisions, decisions...
2359  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 08, 2014, 11:44:29 AM
I did some math last night and arrived at the following calculations

tell me where I'm wrong please... of course I'm a noob and I'm basing my calcs off websites that offer calculators...

let's says I invested about $5k in a 20 packs of Gridseeds and mined Bitcoin - the 20 packs adds up to 160 Gh/s and would only as best generate $3,800 total in one year - not a good use of gridseeds.

if I used the same 20 pack to mine ltc , they'd give me 6,000 kh/s and mine about 550 ltc in one year = $8,600

on the other hand if I invested $5k into 5 S1's it would give me 900 gh/s of bitcoin mining which would yield about $22k to $23k in a year.

seems like a no brainer to me.

what have I missed?
2360  Economy / Services / Re: who (in the U.S) wants to build this miner for me.... on: March 07, 2014, 11:09:39 PM
thanks- I'm starting to understand the difference between mining for bitcoin and the other currencies. It would appear to me that based on the calculator here (as an example)

http://www.litecoinminingcalculator.com/index.php?khs=4000&diff=3921.63289755&cdiff=3921.63289755&fee=3

that if I threw 4,000 hk/s at litecoin mining I'd be able to about 1 ltc per day and that would put me in the ballpark of where I want to be.... I'd need about 10 to 15 gridseeds to do this
and then I'd need what system I need to hook them all up and have them connected to some sort of pc correct?

I'm not married to bitcoin in terms of mining and just trying to understand the difference and what's entailed and required.

thanks
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