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is there anyone who isn't a bot or a paid shill left in this forum?
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By the time you get your device, difficulty will have jumped so high that you will already be earning cents per day. Then, as soon as you receive your device, iceriver will announce their new asic that is better in every way (hashrate and efficiency), making your device obsolete and your investment pointless. This always happens with ASIC launches. The second part always happens with home miner launches. The system is rigged against anyone who isn't shopping directly from the factory or getting very early shipping. If you are planning to buy from a reseller don't even think about it, you will be late to the party. Take it from someone who has gotten burned this way in the past.
If you want to spend money on an ASIC, go for a time tested algorithm like scrypt
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Πωλείται depin miner aethir edge στην Αθήνα χέρι με χέρι, ή αποστολή μετά από κατάθεση.
1100 ευρώ. το έχω κανα μήνα αλλά χρειάζομαι τα χρήματα, οπότε το πουλάω.
για οτιδήποτε πληροφορίες στείλτε μου pm
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Inactive NiceHash account: Service Fee has been charged
Dear NiceHash user,
Your NiceHash account has not seen any activity since the previous notification and therefore your account was considered inactive.
A monthly service fee for inactive accounts has been applied to your account. You can check the amount of the fee under 'My Settings' -> 'Statements'. hahaha those guys are going full villain, holy shit. i am totally going to pay for my inactive account |
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5700xt varies highly on hashrate and power consumption depending on whether the vram is samsung or micron. most are micron.
They get more hashrate but also consume more power. The samsung ones run cooler, but their hashrate isn't as high, also they consume less power.
I suggest finding out what type of memory you have before doing overclocks. Also they are really annoying cards as stressing the vram will make them hard crash the computer. and you will need to perform a hard reset to get it working again. No remote restarts unless you have a smart plug. I'd suggest running any new overclock for like 24 hours to see if there's a crash.
They absolutely suck in the current gpu mining meta, but they used to be great during ethereum days, especially with TRM's r-mode. They were efficiency kings at some point
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 Kaspa miners' profit has increased due to the launch of KRC-20 tokens. Even the old ASIC KS0 now gives several dollars of profit per day. We will see how long this situation with increased profit will last. it's already over |
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Every time I bother with an ASIC , I get burned. The manufacturers are utter scumbags. Honestly just stay away unless you have free electricity or something and are 100% sure you will ROI. The ASIC mining game is rigged so hard for the manufacturer to profit over you.
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What's up with projects straight up asking for your private key in order to mine nowadays? Had 2 projects do that, FRY and EMC.
Really fucking stupid and an instant red flag.
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MinerBoxes from PCPraha.cz or minerboxes.com can make the miner very silent. Or you can just buy miners like AL0 or KS0 for home mining (iceriver machines).
Of course, with these ASICs there will be quiet mining, but this does not mean that it will be profitable. You will give 1000 dollars for an ASIC, and then for 3 years you will receive 1 dollar per day  If we take average profit values. AL1 PRO is profitable rn, you just have to watch the market and buy asap. Or the hosting option ofc with low electricity prices I'm not crazy to pay $33,000 for this asic Better then to look at the new A11 asic from DragonBall Miner, which is almost 3 times cheaper and its profit is almost the same. But these asics are mining shitcoins, and the profit will drop every day. Yes it will drop, like gpus and everything else. The one thing that will happen is these coins will pump like hell during the bull market because the asic developers have mined a heap before release. Radiant is a classic example, asics have been on the network for months but they have only just been released to the public I've been mining Radiant on GPUs for a while, now I need to see how many coins I have. If the story with the Kaspa coin repeats itself, we may see a price of 1 cent on this coin. But it will depend on the demand for new ASICs. i mean theoretically the same should apply to alephium. In all honesty it all depends on whether bitmain decides to pump it. the other companies are relatively small players, at least for a pump all the way to 1c . For comparison, Bitmain's alephium pump(if there even was one) when their miner was announced was disappointing for bitmain standards. from 1.3 to 2 and now back to 1.6. Maybe they don't have that much faith in the coin |
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greediest scumbags in the game right now. i'd steer clear of them and wait for something from iceriver in that price/hash range that is actually competitively priced
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The Wormhole™ n150 and n300 PCIe boards are flexible, scalable processors built with Tensix Cores. Each includes a compute unit, network-on-chip, local cache and “baby RISC-V” cores, coalescing in powerful data movement through the chip. Wormhole™ n150s$999 Wormhole™ n150s features Tenstorrent's flexible, scalable Wormhole™ Tensix Processor operating at up to 160W, offering superior performance for cost compared to traditional GPUs and broad data precision format support. The processor can network into a multichip mesh for workstations and servers (such as Galaxy) and is supported by two open-source SDKs for either high-level (TT-Buda™) or low-level (TT-Metalium™) development. (Active Cooling Kit included.) Wormhole™ n300s$1,399 Wormhole™ n300s features two of Tenstorrent's flexible, scalable Wormhole™ Tensix Processors operating at up to 300W, offering superior performance for cost compared to traditional GPUs and broad data precision format support. The processor can network into a multichip mesh for workstations and servers (such as Galaxy) and is supported by two open-source SDKs for either high-level (TT-Buda™) or low-level (TT-Metalium™) development. (Active Cooling Kit included.) Jim Keller, a renowned processor architecture designer and former AMD employee, recently founded Tenstorrent, a startup to develop AI accelerators. The company announced its first products, the Wormhole n150s and Wormhole n300s. what will these mine? yeah would appreciate some more context on these too. from some basic research I did(entering their discord), I assume mining is not their main focus as I found absolutely nothing related to mining |
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GPU mining died when ethereum went POS(piece of shit). The good old days are far behind us. Either go into ASICs or DePIN.
I mean gpu mining could be resurrected one day but do you want to spend 2k euros on hardware that will be antiquated when(and if) GPU mining makes a comeback?
I reviews and first time miners who bought these graphics cards have already paid them off or have already recovered almost most of the money they spent on the purchase. And that happened in a year and a half, because the opportunities were there. And even after a year and a half, they have the most powerful gaming graphics card and another year and a half of warranty. Ya, I think if you’re a gamer and want to buy a GPU anyway, being able to get a little better one and trying to recoup your costs with crypto is a bit of a gift. I’ve had a lot of gamers over the years laugh at me for telling them to mine crypto and as a result I hear about a lot of people’s regrets often these days. In theory you can buy a 4090 video card for gaming and pay it off with mining in 3 years. We spend 2000 dollars and earn every month 30-50 dollars, maybe sometimes 100 dollars. But I consider such an idea very risky now, but maybe it will be relevant for 5090 It all depends on how much you pay for power. If you have free power, then sure, you can break even in 3 years. At 0.12$ per kwh, even mining the most profitable gpu mineable crypto will have you mining at a loss |
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So I've been mining Kaspa for quite a while now, but recently, when I was talking with one of my fellow miners I found out that the prices may really differ especially throghout the hosting services. Iam using OneMiners as te hosting platform for my miners, which lets me to mine for 0.065 USD per kWh. I find this price really good, but I was wondering if you guys know about anything that can be cheaper? Send links or your experiences down bellow, thanks for helping my research  buy a fucking ad, jesus christ |
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Hi everyone,
Has anyone here ever tried renting a machine for cryptocurrency mining? I'm considering getting into Kaspa mining for 36 months and found an interesting option from an Italian company, DBM.
I like the idea of entering the mining world without having to spend a fortune on hardware. Plus, it seems they offer several earning opportunities, not just from mining but from other sources too. And for those new to this, they seem to have good technical support.
Does anyone have experiences or advice to share about this kind of rental? Is it worth it?
Thanks a lot!
Wouldn't touch this shit with a 10 foot pole. Either buy hardware yourself or just deposit fiat into an exchange and buy the crypto. Putting the possibility of a scam aside, the end result will almost always be worse than outright buying |
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GPU mining died when ethereum went POS(piece of shit). The good old days are far behind us. Either go into ASICs or DePIN.
I mean gpu mining could be resurrected one day but do you want to spend 2k euros on hardware that will be antiquated when(and if) GPU mining makes a comeback?
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so how do we make them do calculations?
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realistically speaking, what is stopping someone else from doing something similar to ORE and crippling the solana network, causing price to crash?
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this crap is stuck on starting: creating token account for me
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