Because the gear will be replaced by more modern ASICs, right?
Corrext. THe older ASICs, typically 65nm, are being replaced shortly by 28nm. When this happens, the older ones become increasingly poor financial hardware which will cost the user more $$$/BTC to run than they generate. I offer a free alternative to letting these devices fall onto the scrap heaps by plugging them into my solar panel systems. THis extends their running life indefinetly. |
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What's wrong with mining alt coin?
Old ASICs can only mine SHA256 alt coins which are even less economically viable than BTC with the same miner. Rather than let it sit on the shelf gathering dust or costing you money to maitain network security as a public service. I am offering to run them until they fall apart as I poured profits into a medium alternate energy system which could power old ASICs |
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Me too jalapeño brand new for sell
2 jalaepno for sell
And maybe another one if not sell to member here at forum
would you be interested in a sale to Australia? |
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With difficulty sky rocketing and profitability falling, do you have old mining gear that is now just a paper-weight?
Would you like to continue contributing to the security of the BTC network with your old mining gear but don't want to run it at a loss?
As an Australian based miner whom has been mining for the past ~2 1/2 years, I have been through GPUs + FPGAs and now have my own Jally. In order to maintain viability, I ploughed my profits not into the next generation of pre-order hardware but into a mid-sized stand alone renewable energy setup of hybrid solar and wind. This allows me to continue mining with equipment that retail grid connected deem to be uneconomical.
So rather than letting your old hardware become useless paperweights, please consider donating them to a long term solar farm which will keep hashing for as long as the hardware lasts and the sun shines.
I am happy to pay postage to get the gear here, Bendigo in regional Victoria (Australia), if you’re willing to donate it. Like supporting an orphan in a 3rd world country, I will send you regular snap shots of your newly housed and happy hardware.
Regards,
Cranky
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BTC for shipping to Bendigo, Australia?
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Hi ppl,
Looking to maintain network security and have some older hardware you no longer use due to it now being uneconomical?
As an Australian based miner whom has been mining for the past ~2 1/2 years, I have been through GPUs + FPGAs and now have my own Jally. In order to maintain viability, I ploughed my profits not into the next generation of pre-order hardware but into a mid-sized stand alone renewable energy setup of hybrid solar and wind. This allows me to continue mining with equipment that retail grid connected deem to be uneconomical.
So rather than letting your old hardware become useless paperweights, please consider donating them to a long term solar farm which will keep hashing for as long as the hardware lasts and the sun shines.
I am happy to pay postage to get the gear here, Bendigo in regional Victoria (Australia), if you’re willing to donate it. Like supporting an orphan in a 3rd world country, I will send you regular snap shots of your newly housed and happy hardware.
Regards,
Cranky
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I am interested in so called "worthless" mining hardware as I have a relatively small off grid solar set up to populate. I am located in Australia and will consider appropriate prices for worthless, good for nothing but doorstop mining equiment.  PM preferred |
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did this sell? I have a small solar farm and would be interested in purchasing older "worthless" units....
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NO it will never ever ever even reach $500.
exact same thing was said about btc never reaching 10 cents, 50 cents, 1 dollar, 5 dollar, 10 dollar, and 100 dollar. where are we? what ? 150 ?! all "never ever" sayers were wrong. why would you think you qualify for the first one who isn´t completly, totally, provably, admittingly, utterly, clearly & dead wrong about the rise of bitcoin ? I like your signature, it shows how realistic is 1000 next year or few years later btc vs $: 2009: + 4867 %, 2010: + 43554.9 %, 2011: + 1320 %, 2012: + 170 %, 2013: + 1000 % ?, 2014: + ?? +1 |
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.3 and local pick-up
Chuck in a postal bag to Aus for BTC0.4? |
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Elec in Australia is US$0.3kWh  GPU mining of BTC died over 6 months ago... |
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I would like to know the general opinion of my country.
Nobody seems to like it, I don't really like it and it has this weird dollar thing. We don't like your country because of its addiction to war. There's really nothing else to say. Everything else is irrelevant. +1 |
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World of Tanks...been playing 8 months now  |
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In Australia, being in a bushrangers gang in the olden days could land you in gaol (jail for US readers).
Four ins used successfully
Bravo! But the four ins are not in a row. Bugger |
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Try your hand, or other body parts, at the worlds oldest profession  |
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In Australia, being in a bushrangers gang in the olden days could land you in gaol (jail for US readers).
Four ins used successfully
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I am a BTC /Alt-BTC miner whom aspires to be a writer. Please consider donating a few sheckles of BTC so I can purchase a writers tool called Scrivner (see https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener.php ). I need 0.3BTC at current exchange rates to help me along. Please fund via sig block addy. Current work done on old skool word / open office include; Cyber Nightmares: For the sake of nine million (FREE PDF from https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/255276 ) Nature Abhors a Vacuum: Descent ( https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/351810 ) Nature Abhors a Vacuum: Encounter (End of Sep 13) Sisters of Salvation versus Cult of Z (publish pending) Thanks for your kind consideration. |
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SO now the bugs are out can we get a bug free step by step guide for non-native linux people...pls
Also, would this set up work for a DNS-320?
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