150-180 not cheap. I would buy 3060 instead. Or wait for better deal.buying 2 rx580 and get 60mhs for 300-360$ and at powe at 260watts not sounds good in 2022.
Do you look at the payback rates of a video card when buying? A used RX 580 graphics card costs $120-140 in my country. These are prices for video cards in good quality. There are also models without video outputs, which are cheaper, but they are only for mining. If the models with problems. There, the price can be as low as $90. The 3060 graphics card is now $550, and it's expensive for that kind of profit. |
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The World's Open Video Infrastructure Livepeer is a decentralized video streaming network built on the Ethereum blockchain. https://livepeer.org/Distributed GPU rendering on the blockchain The Render Network® is the leading provider of decentralized GPU based rendering solutions, revolutionizing the digital creation process. https://rendertoken.com/Who made money on these services? |
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I have less experience about electricity and electronics but I am so sure that you can't use a pressing iron on a stabilizer, am I right? The grid power is not stable since 30hours ago, it fluctuates up and down and it's affecting my rig so I am thinking, is a stabilizer safe for a mining rig? I'm drawing 1000watt so what's the best stabilizer I can use if I can....
An electric kettle or iron does not need a stabilizer, because they will work at low voltage, only the heating process will be longer. I have 220 volts in the network, but there are jumps when the voltage drops to 180 volts and a little lower. A long mining experience in the village has shown that ATX power supplies from well-known manufacturers such as Corsair can easily cope with this task. If your voltage fluctuates between 100-220 volts, then this is illegal, and your electricity supplier must deal with this problem. Sure the PSUs are suppose to provide protection however can you really trust them in protecting thousands of dollars in equipment? Not worth the risk. Going between 100 Volts and 200 Volts is not going to happen. Typically what happens is you get something like 90V. And like you said. Most light bulbs or stoves won't be affected but sensitive electronics will be. 90V is worse because it'll cause the current to increase to make up for it. If its over voltage like 140V then most PSUs will quickly shut down. CORSAIR HX Series HX1200 Input Voltage AC 100-240 V Limited warranty - 10 years https://www.zones.com/site/product/index.html?id=105223540&page_name=product_tech_specIf the voltage goes out of this interval, the power supply will turn off. I think that when the voltage is reduced, the efficiency of the power supply will decrease and the heat will increase, but the problem of low voltage should be solved. |
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I am not a supporter of buying 4-5 year old ASICs after mining. This can only be done at a very cheap price for buying asics, cheap electricity and an inexpensive repair service. But with the current rate of Litecoin, you will have to wait for a new bullish season.
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Are you interested in this coin? It has nothing to do with mining. The site has links to communities where you can find the answer. https://kogefarm.io/vaultsSimilar projects are discussed in other boards, so please provide more information about the coin so that you can be helped. |
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I have less experience about electricity and electronics but I am so sure that you can't use a pressing iron on a stabilizer, am I right? The grid power is not stable since 30hours ago, it fluctuates up and down and it's affecting my rig so I am thinking, is a stabilizer safe for a mining rig? I'm drawing 1000watt so what's the best stabilizer I can use if I can....
An electric kettle or iron does not need a stabilizer, because they will work at low voltage, only the heating process will be longer. I have 220 volts in the network, but there are jumps when the voltage drops to 180 volts and a little lower. A long mining experience in the village has shown that ATX power supplies from well-known manufacturers such as Corsair can easily cope with this task. If your voltage fluctuates between 100-220 volts, then this is illegal, and your electricity supplier must deal with this problem. |
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Why are gpu miners trying to keep ethash alive? This is a loosing battle since asic devices are already up to 5x times more efficient.
At the moment it is still a transition phase for ethash asics but gpus are on the loosing end.
Once asics saturate any given ethash algo its over for gpus to compete.
It makes absolutely no sense as a gpu miner to support ethash anymore.
We need to switch to the next best asic resistant or better yet asic neutral algo.
Progpow algo is the closest to asic neutrality people came up with so, yes, it makes truly the most sense for gpu miners to support this algorithm.
It boggles my mind how short sighted you gpu miners are ... you guys actually shoot in your own foot and pretend it is ok supporting eg. ETHW
I do not think that ASICs on this algorithm are more efficient. On this algorithm, only Ethereum mining will give a good profit, and then ASICs will also have problems with payback and profit. Therefore, GPU miners are lucky that the manufacturers did not produce a lot of these ASICs. |
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Guys who like to mine on the CPU. Soon you will hate GPU miners  because those coins where you can mine on GPU will get an influx of new users. And for some users, electricity is inexpensive. Processors will soon rest longer. |
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Hello everyone,
I'm from Lebanon and I was thinking to start mining, I know ETH is switching soon to POS but it would still be worth it to mine ETC and Raven?
Here we got a huge electricity outage, so I was thinking to install solar panels and inverters just for the mining rig, what do you suggest me?
On top of that would you recommend me to go with GPUs or an ASIIC
thank you for taking time reading this
Mitch212, I recommend that you wait a bit. There are approximately 7 days left before the end of Ethereum mining. What does huge electricity outage mean? How many times a day do you have power outages and how long does it last? This is not very good for mining. |
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You have an interesting way to calculate the hashrate. But you forgot that a lot of old video cards are involved in mining. The new PTX 3000 series has a very small share. https://hiveon.com/statistics/Data center GPUs are not used in Ethereum mining due to the high price and weak hash rate. So most old graphics cards will be sold on the market. |
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How the Merge will Change Ether’s Supply-Demand Dynamics as Miners Get Phased Out The cryptocurrency community has continued to root for a successful Merge, with exchanges already opting for the PoS network post-merge. OpenSea, Coinbase, Binance, Circle, and Tether have all announced they plan to support ETH 2.0. Consequently, the support for the PoS ETH has raised concerns that the ETH PoW may not be successful in the long run.https://tokenist.com/how-the-merge-will-change-ethers-supply-demand-dynamics-as-miners-get-phased-out/ |
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Did you find the cause of the breakdown?
Even if your power supplies are original, they may be after poor-quality repairs. Transistors overheat and cause damage.
Will the seller refund you this time or blame you for the breakdown?
Maybe buy more proven ASICs?
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lolMiner 1.55a https://github.com/Lolliedieb/lolMiner-releases/releases/tag/1.55be sure to check all links with 1 post Changes Significantly improved Flux mining performance on AMD RX 5000 (+10% on 5700) and AMD RX 6000 based GPUs (+15-22%)
Mining Flux, Beam, Equihash 144/5 and Equihash 192/7 will now display the iteration/s (it / s) for easier OC tuning and the pool sol/s calculated from submitted and accepted shares.
Flux mining can now be selected via --algo FLUX without needing to specify --pers.
Enabling Equihash 144/5 and Equihash 192/7 will now also support --pers auto instead of capital --pers AUTO for enabling pool automatic selection.
Added DAG check and repair function for Ethereum Classic mining up to epoch 300
Added ETH / ETC + Kaspa code for Nvidia Pascal based GPUs.
Added option to mix different Ethash style algorithms when using the fail-over pool function. |
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I've never look into asic miners for once but last night I spent some time trying to compare why Asic could be a better option than a rig, I see that I can mine Doge coin instead of BTC so I just want to hear some opinions from long time crypto miners on here, what could make an Asic miner a better option than a mining rig. I kinda like this Goldshell mini - doge asic, any users on here?  If there are better ones can you drop names? Thank you I did not find this ASIC on the official website https://www.goldshell.com/shop/Litecoin and Dodge have a lot of ASICs, if you want to mine these coins, then you must have cheap electricity. And an important technical point is that there should be a service for these ASICs in your city, or nearby. Otherwise, in the event of a breakdown, you will have losses. |
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$0.11 USD will be a very expensive electricity bill for you after Ethereum mining ends. There are no new coins, and low profit will probably discourage you from mining. With such conditions, it might be worth considering selling at least one mining farm.
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Hello guys, I recently shifted to trex miner and i am getting this error. "Can't find nonce with device [ID=1, GPU #1], GPU #1: not enough free memory to mine ethash at epoch 515." I am mining on ASUS Turbo 3080 10 gb model. I am not getting what's the problem. Please help me.
Motherboard: Asrock B450 Steel legend
CPU: Ryzen 9 5950x (for cpu mining)
Ram: 16gb
OS: Hive
Storage: 120GB
Download the latest version of hive os. Try using a different miner. Ask a question in these threads https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5405131First you need to update the operating system for mining and change the miner to make sure that this is not a software error. Do you have one video card or several? |
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What makes slotted motherboards better than those with riser ports only? I think it's not about the performance but the less tweaking headache that risers gives users compare to slotted motherboard, or there is more that I don't know? I will like to learn.
You're right it's not about performance, it's about convenience and personal preference. A riserless motherboard, by definition, doesn't use risers so there are fewer potential points of failure. On the other hand the slot spacing is fixed so you can't adjust for different card widths. PS. new motherboards seem to have traded in PCIe slots for more m.2, so m.2 to 4x PCIe/USB splitters are going to become popular for mining. USB connector but PCIe protocol, of course. I have too many failure with risers in a week, one gpu will become invisible in hiveOS after two days of mining none stop, I am getting tired of risers and I have make up my mind to upgrade to riserless motherboard. Your problem is with the raiser supplier, not the raisers. The raiser is not such a complex detail that it has many problems. Raisers with regular motherboards are cheaper than dedicated mining motherboards without raisers. And for premium boards without raisers, expensive cases are needed. |
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I've searched around and everything seems to be 2020 or earlier. I have come across a few sources here and there, but does anybody have information on how to build a rig and calculate mining ROI for Monero?
Any help appreciated. I'd like to get some estimates on hashrate and power consumption as well and am not coming across it.
thanks
View mining information on the first 5 pools https://miningpoolstats.stream/moneroMonero Benchmarks Guide: How to Profit from XMR Mining https://www.dart-europe.eu/monero-benchmark/Best CPU For Mining Monero [2022] https://www.dart-europe.eu/cpu-for-monero-mining/Mining on processors is not a very profitable business right now, but if your processor is not used, then you can mine some dollars. |
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