Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.
I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable. |
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Sad to hear that BTC Guild is probably going to be sold. I haven't mined much at BTC Guild but from what I've seen and heard (and from my short time on the pool as well) it was a great pool with an outstanding operator. Hopefully the new owners will continue down the same path as BTC Guild has been for so many years.
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Adding onto what notlist3d said, even if you were to purchase ASICs now, unless you have free power, chances are you won't reach a full ROI. You might be better off just investing into straight bitcoin, or other currencies you think might do well in the future.
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Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.
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I've heard that chances are it won't close. Sounds like there are a few people interested in purchasing it. Otherwise it would sure be disappointing to see BTC Guild go.  |
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Four risers remaining! Closing thread until I'm able to find more packaging for the remaining risers.
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You CAN, but it won't be worth your time or money. The VPS doesnt have nearly the resources needed to mine anything. You can run wallets on there though.
For instance a coin like MiracleCoin which did a proof of faucet would work. All you had to do was keep the wallet open and collect coins.
I think BitNet (VPNcoin) is currently doing that as well.
Yeah you could always try running a node for a coin that rewards node providers. I'm not sure what's going on with Darkcoin, but it might be worth looking into. |
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If you were one of the people able to buy one of these Hashlets directly from GAW that would be great. Seeing as they aren't available anymore you could put it on the marketplace and sell it for easily 3-4x more than you paid for it. Not sure why people are willing to pay these prices for a special Hashlet with no differences from a Prime, but I guess for some reason people will.
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I wouldn't be investing in 750 Ti's right now - even with say, 7 or 8 of them you'd be making less than 0.01 BTC per day total, so chances are you'd be losing money if you pay for power, or your ROI time would be very long, like, over a year.
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Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be many profitable coins to mine on GPU's anymore. One thing you could do is look into using this card for Folding@Home - it performs very well for that.
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It could also be the thermal paste on the cards, but if all three of them are hitting high temperatures all at the same time chances are it wouldn't be the thermal paste of them.
Try dusting out the PC and see if that has any affect on temperatures.
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Wow... these are some great deals. If only I had a reason to buy some of this stuff.  |
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Yeah guys, if you're interested in the exact same combo be sure to hit Blazedout up... He has plenty of these combos plus he's a legit seller with hundreds of trades under his belt.
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I've used MiningRigRentals as well as BetaRigs before and have had positive experiences with both. It's up to you, whatever site you prefer better because it seems that they all have similar prices.
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Payment received! Closing thread.
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Currently pending to whooper.
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How much would be the shipping to L7E 1X2 with Canadapost? Any issues with the board (i.e. all sockets good, network port etc) ? Is BTC-e Code ok for payment (trying to avoid fees here)? If not possible, I can use the address provided. And the shipping with purolator would be at M9W 5N6. There's no one home when Purolator works  Cheers! Shipping through Canada Post would be about $15.25. Through Purolator it would cost about about $43. If you're interested in having it shipped through Canada Post I can definitely do so, it would probably make more sense for you to have it shipped through them. It's just that I've had a couple of awful experiences with them in the past couple weeks (lost package, extremely delayed package due to Canada Post error) and because of that I'm trying to transition to a better courier. As for payment, I'd really prefer being paid directly in Bitcoin, as I don't use use BTC-e. |
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