DogeCoin is not bad for a small or less risky investment, its price is mostly fluctuating between 50-120~ Satoshi which makes it a pretty decent and safe
investment, especially for a newbie.

What kind of "News updates" reveal that the price of one dogecoin will be equal to a dollar? I can make a blog and claim whatever I want.
Dogecoin will never reach $1, unless Bitcoin has reached $50.000, which is, practically impossible.

I quite doubt that Dogecoin can sometime "skyrocket" up to 400-500 Satoshis each. It became quite famous due to its meme, but In my opinion,
it's pretty dead now. Even its meme is rare to find anywhere on the internet, when you would see it constatly being posted in famous websites and facebook pages.
Not anymore though, its trend has finished. The price might go up to 100-200 Satoshi but I really doubt it that it will go any beyond that.
I hope I'm proven wrong, because I still have some.

The minimum payout for external wallets is 0.01 BTC, anything less than that is only paid out provided that you are using a Nicehash wallet.

No way Bitcoins is going down to $50. Bitcoin is and will be used for quite a long time no matter what happens, blame Dark web Markets for that.
Yes, it can fall at around $1000-1500 but no way it's going that low, it's constantly being used and with the new changes in fees and transactions after 1st of August,
it's probably going to be used even more.

Thank you! Didn't notice notice that whole phrase while I "practically" visited that website, stupid me.
I'll try the claymore miner some time too. For now, I will increase the memory clock to see if it is any different.
Thanks!

I'm using version 384.76 for the Nvidia drivers on my laptop, they are working fine. Try switching to those too if other versions won't work.
It's quite puzzling indeed. Also, you could try using the Marlin miner to mine Siacoin, just to check if your GPU shows in that miner.
(Don't try mining SC, you won't earn anything  )

Do you happen to know if Equihash is one of them? I didn't find much information regarding that. Might have slipped under my nose without noticing too.
I'm also thinking to use this miner https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670733.0
Any thoughts? Do you think it would generate a higher income than Nicehash?

Does you card show up on your OS?Does it show in the device manager?If not try that:
Completely unplugging the GPU from the PC, remove it from its PCIe slot, clean the contacts with a rubber eraser or with a piece of cloth and a little clean alcohol.
This might work in case you accidentally moved your PC and it's not sitting properly.
If it doesn't simply show on Nicehash, check if your drivers automatically updated and rollback to the previous version, has happened to me and made Nicehash crash.
If that's not the case, try uninstalling Nicehash and let it download the miners etc from scratch (What version are you using?)
You could try the Legacy version or the 2.0 client.

I can't expect the price to be that high forever, but what makes you think it will rise that much again? It doesn't necessarily go up, it might drop further down to
$1000-$1500. I'm not patient because I want to have a full return on my investment on mining, which I don't see it happening any time soon with this drop now.

Well, dump time has come for one more time I guess, Bitcoin has dropped quite a lot the past few hours (Current price $2188).
Ethereum hasn't dropped that much comparing to BTC and other Altcoins. Dark times are upon us, shiet.  

I've also read the guide, I'm also going to strictly follow all his instructions to be as safe as possible. I understand that what's explained in the guides might be
the worst case scenario that has an even slight chance to happen (Bitcoin split, not keeping coins in exchanges and so on) but I am not willing to take that risk.
I'll play safe.

Gather as much BTC as possible via mining and sell it on one of the exchanges, after that deposit it to a bank account to be secure. I don't want to risk losing any money from mining, I want the return of my investment for the second GPU as fast as possible, not planning to risk losing that.
I might also purchase some Altcoins, not sure which though.

If you knew a way which you could earn $1000 a day, would you share it or expect others to do so?
I'm afraid that you won't get the replies you are looking for since people spend quite a few time researching about Altcoins and what to mine for the maximum profit.

Alright, thanks for the advise, I disabled Crossfire (Through Amd's software), I also editied my previous post, I apologise, but I actually read it wrong, should have drunk a cup of coffee in the morning  
I don't really see any difference with Crossfire disabled, I tried OC the first card above 1255Mhz but I would still get artifacts. Regarding hash rate, if Crossfire even has an effect on it(I don't know if disabled Crossfire is supposed to achieve a higher hashrate), I can't see any difference.
What's the difference between Crossfire enabled and disabled?
Edit: I also increased the fan speed, the first GPU dropped down to 74-75C and the second one to 68-69C, thanks for the tip!
They are a bit noisy but that's okay.
Will the hash rate increase at all if I increase the memory clock?

I actually switched from my BitGo wallet to Nicehash for that reason, right after the fees lowered. For me at least, it's going to take quite a few time to reach
0.10 BTC to withdraw, (Wasn't it 0.01 or did it change?). Till then, the price might have even dropped dramatically. As a result the total amount in USD will be
lower by the time I manage to reach the minimum payout. I don't think there's any reason to keep the outside wallet anymore, but that's just my opinion.

I really doubt it that that's the case, many people are mining with two, three or more cards to achieve a higher revenue.
Actually, sometimes it's the opposite, most games cannot use Crossfire to its full potential.
Edit: I actually read it wrong, my mistake, read that having two cards doesn't work for mining, I'll try unchecking the Crossfire option on the Amd drivers.
Thanks

Hello,
I've Crossfired two R7 260X OC cards, I'm currently using MSI Afterburner to alter the GPU clock and monitor them.
However, one of the two cards shows a lower OC Capability on MSI , the first card can go up to 1320Mhz while the second one only up to 1200Mhz.
Also, after I set the GPU clock on 1255Mhz, it starts making artifacts. The temperature for the first card is at 80-85C at Max, it has never gone beyond that and for the second one 72-76C~.
My questions are:
1. Would altering the voltage a slight bit have any serious consequences for the GPUs?
2. Will I achieve a higher hashrate if I increase the memory clock?I've never touched it so far.
3. Will I achieve a better hashrate with that option enabled?If it's enabled it synchronizes both GPUs with the same GPU clock, but as I said previously, the second card shows a lower OC capability and also lowers the first card's GPU clock.





P.S Ι'm using the Equihash algorithm to mine

After the small pump in the cryptoeconomy (According to coinmarketcap) Bitcoin has already started to drop again, it's probably going to drag the prices of
other Altcoins down too, leading to a further drop in the cryptocurrency soon. It might be an opportunity to buy, but I'd prefer if it stayed that way.

Green, Green, Green,
Seems like there is a small pump today, I hope it continues rising and doesn't simply drop again.
Pretty unsure on how long this small pump is going to last, BTC is already dropping again which will make other Altcoins drop too sooner or later if it happens.