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1  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Antminer s7 setup guide/advice on: May 20, 2017, 09:33:08 AM

When you say "low electricity" what do mean?

Plug in your information and see for yourself what the costs will be and any potential profits will be with a mining calculator.
http://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/bitcoin-mining-calculator

You may want to check out a few different calculators. Some give you more/better information than others. Combined, they will give you the big picture.

The speed of your internet connection is inconsequential. Mining is not internet intensive. Just need a stable internet connection.
Air conditioning may not be the issue. AC will be fine to cool off the room, but you REALLY need a way to vent the heat outside of the room. That is one of the most important, IMHO.

Thanks for you opinion,
I meant "cheap electricity" there,
will work on venting the heat outside,

But is it profitable to start with just one miner nowadays on these conditions?
2  Bitcoin / Mining support / Antminer s7 setup guide/advice on: May 19, 2017, 06:46:30 PM
Hey there,

Hope you guys are doing good,
I was thinking to start minning bitcoins with an antminer s7, I have got low electricity, free internet connection upto 3-4MB, A-C in the room 24-7 with other machines working to,

Its profitable to start with one miner?

Suggestions would be great to hear,
Also suggest some better machines or better ideas, ideas would be much appreciated,

Thanks,
3  Economy / Services / Re: Looking for pentesters [Paying] on: September 28, 2016, 09:28:17 AM
I am a Pentester, PM me your site i will test it
4  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Setting up a bitcoin miner on: September 28, 2016, 08:05:42 AM

Not a good idear... Basically, to have a chance of turning a profit, you'll need to invest in ASIC's and have very cheap power (and even then, it's very hard to make a profit).
You could use your VPS to manage your ASIC's, but that's basically it. But instead of using a VPS, you could use an old pc, laptop, raspberry pi,... to achieve the same task... In the end, it'll be cheaper than using a VPS, and it will save you a lot of routing/firewall/DNS/... related problems since you can run this raspberry (pc/laptop) in the same network as your ASIC.

Thanks for you advice bro, So raspberry pi idea is good? Should i go for it?
5  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Setting up a bitcoin miner on: September 28, 2016, 07:33:24 AM
Hello there everyone,

Need a little suggestion from you guys,
I am thinking of buying a vps (Virtual Private Server) and running a bitcoin miner in it,

How's this idea looks to you?

Need advice please

Thanks,
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