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September 07, 2014, 12:18:37 PM
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Guys, if you have very cheap electricity and would still like to keep GPUs running you can point them at NiceHash.com multi-algo ports ... they will automatically switch among some of the most profitable algos (set by hashing power buyers) and could bring you some profit.

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September 07, 2014, 01:30:42 PM
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Guys, if you have very cheap electricity and would still like to keep GPUs running you can point them at NiceHash.com multi-algo ports ... they will automatically switch among some of the most profitable algos (set by hashing power buyers) and could bring you some profit.

Yup, but even I have really cheap electricity, it is hardly profitable. Sad

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September 07, 2014, 01:34:37 PM
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Guys, if you have very cheap electricity and would still like to keep GPUs running you can point them at NiceHash.com multi-algo ports ... they will automatically switch among some of the most profitable algos (set by hashing power buyers) and could bring you some profit.

Yup, but even I have really cheap electricity, it is hardly profitable. Sad

Wait for the winter ...  Grin
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September 07, 2014, 01:40:07 PM
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Guys, if you have very cheap electricity and would still like to keep GPUs running you can point them at NiceHash.com multi-algo ports ... they will automatically switch among some of the most profitable algos (set by hashing power buyers) and could bring you some profit.

Yup, but even I have really cheap electricity, it is hardly profitable. Sad

Wait for the winter ...  Grin

How does that help?

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September 07, 2014, 01:46:05 PM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)
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September 07, 2014, 02:46:08 PM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

New generation GPUs will be launched soon and price of current gen cards will fall and more loss will occur if GPUs are sold later. Better sell them now as mining profitability on GPUs is pennies.
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September 14, 2014, 10:07:40 AM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

Very optimistic view on counting the costs of mining  Cheesy
I have a very cheap electricity but even for me and my PC it's hardly profitable to mine with GPU. No doubt GPU mining is dying and there are less people who'd like to spend a lot of money on the gpu miners/ graphics card/ electricity / etc
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September 15, 2014, 05:16:24 AM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

Very optimistic view on counting the costs of mining  Cheesy
I have a very cheap electricity but even for me and my PC it's hardly profitable to mine with GPU. No doubt GPU mining is dying and there are less people who'd like to spend a lot of money on the gpu miners/ graphics card/ electricity / etc


Sell your GPU before the next generation comes..

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September 15, 2014, 09:27:34 AM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

Very optimistic view on counting the costs of mining  Cheesy
I have a very cheap electricity but even for me and my PC it's hardly profitable to mine with GPU. No doubt GPU mining is dying and there are less people who'd like to spend a lot of money on the gpu miners/ graphics card/ electricity / etc


Sell your GPU before the next generation comes..

Already done it. I don't see the point to buy the last gpu miners unless you are a geek who like hardwares and mining coins and, maybe, who are willing to optimize the miner.

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September 15, 2014, 10:16:30 AM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

Very optimistic view on counting the costs of mining  Cheesy
I have a very cheap electricity but even for me and my PC it's hardly profitable to mine with GPU. No doubt GPU mining is dying and there are less people who'd like to spend a lot of money on the gpu miners/ graphics card/ electricity / etc


Sell your GPU before the next generation comes..

I was thinking the next generation coins has already come. What is in your understanding of ''second generation''Huh
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September 15, 2014, 12:46:39 PM
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How does that help?

Mining produces heat => warm room => profit covers power costs to heat the room

(needs very cheap elec, of couse)

Very optimistic view on counting the costs of mining  Cheesy
I have a very cheap electricity but even for me and my PC it's hardly profitable to mine with GPU. No doubt GPU mining is dying and there are less people who'd like to spend a lot of money on the gpu miners/ graphics card/ electricity / etc


Sell your GPU before the next generation comes..

I was thinking the next generation coins has already come. What is in your understanding of ''second generation''Huh

Next generation gpu is coming, GTX 980 and R9 390
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September 17, 2014, 09:46:55 AM
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Next generation gpu is coming, GTX 980 and R9 390

Unless you have very low cost electricity, these new cards will not ROI.
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September 17, 2014, 10:46:41 AM
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I'm inclined to agree. NV will have a wattage advantage ... and charge in advance for it.
AMD will be cheaper but will run hot. Operating costs will be higher than the NV counterpart.

I still expect most coins to go up in value this winter.

BTW, highest end is nonsense for mining as far as I'm concerned.
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