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March 05, 2016, 10:45:05 AM
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how to get profit with mining rig, i mining ethereum with rig, how to get profit?
for pool i use https://eth.suprnova.cc and mining rig i use https://www.miningrigrentals.com .
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March 05, 2016, 10:51:47 AM
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You might make more renting out your hashing power. Nice hash is a good site, check them out.

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March 05, 2016, 11:06:26 AM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

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March 05, 2016, 11:35:18 AM
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You might make more renting out your hashing power. Nice hash is a good site, check them out.

indeed what already exists for ethereum mining pool in nicehash?, I see seems nicehash not provide pool for nicehash or maybe I do not know. let me know if there!
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March 05, 2016, 04:59:57 PM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

I would love to do that any suggestion on how to set up one can you give me or us some useful links on how to set up a mining rigs based on your experience that proves to be successful ..

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March 05, 2016, 06:46:46 PM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

I would love to do that any suggestion on how to set up one can you give me or us some useful links on how to set up a mining rigs based on your experience that proves to be successful ..

the standard build is, h81 pro btc, cheap pentium cpu, 4 giga of ram a cheap ssd, an open frame rig and six gpu with six riser, then you have the psu which should be at least 1200w, but i would buy a 1500w
the corsair 1500wi is the best, a bit expensive but great efficiency

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March 05, 2016, 06:51:28 PM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

I would love to do that any suggestion on how to set up one can you give me or us some useful links on how to set up a mining rigs based on your experience that proves to be successful ..

the standard build is, h81 pro btc, cheap pentium cpu, 4 giga of ram a cheap ssd, an open frame rig and six gpu with six riser, then you have the psu which should be at least 1200w, but i would buy a 1500w
the corsair 1500wi is the best, a bit expensive but great efficiency

Almost exactly what i have and running smoothly!

I have 6GPU's on a H81 Pro btc mobo with a Celeron CPU, 8GB of memory, a decent SSD open rig, six risers and as PSU i have LEPA G1600's Cheap and in my opinion super!

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March 05, 2016, 07:47:46 PM
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eliovp can i ask how many rig you have?
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March 05, 2016, 07:52:47 PM
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eliovp can i ask how many rig you have?

Enough Smiley

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March 06, 2016, 04:21:07 PM
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eliovp can i ask how many rig you have?

Enough Smiley

I read some where that you have 16 rigs. That is quite a lot of commitment. Wish you a good success in the mining business.
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March 06, 2016, 05:31:11 PM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

I would love to do that any suggestion on how to set up one can you give me or us some useful links on how to set up a mining rigs based on your experience that proves to be successful ..

the standard build is, h81 pro btc, cheap pentium cpu, 4 giga of ram a cheap ssd, an open frame rig and six gpu with six riser, then you have the psu which should be at least 1200w, but i would buy a 1500w
the corsair 1500wi is the best, a bit expensive but great efficiency

Almost exactly what i have and running smoothly!

I have 6GPU's on a H81 Pro btc mobo with a Celeron CPU, 8GB of memory, a decent SSD open rig, six risers and as PSU i have LEPA G1600's Cheap and in my opinion super!

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wow you are the man are you profiting from this mining rig and what are your cost to set it up I am looking forward to set up one like that but I think it's to expensive you need a capital do set up one..

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March 06, 2016, 06:39:51 PM
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eliovp can i ask how many rig you have?
Enough Smiley
I read some where that you have 16 rigs. That is quite a lot of commitment. Wish you a good success in the mining business.

I have 16 nano rigs. But that's not all..

wow you are the man are you profiting from this mining rig and what are your cost to set it up I am looking forward to set up one like that but I think it's to expensive you need a capital do set up one..
At this moment, of course i'm profiting. And very well to be honest!

To Set up one?
For one rig you mean?

Mmm, around 2700EUR.

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March 06, 2016, 06:44:48 PM
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renting is useless they are charging you what they are earning plus a bonus, you're wasting money
build your own rig and mine directly, it's much more profitable

I would love to do that any suggestion on how to set up one can you give me or us some useful links on how to set up a mining rigs based on your experience that proves to be successful ..

the standard build is, h81 pro btc, cheap pentium cpu, 4 giga of ram a cheap ssd, an open frame rig and six gpu with six riser, then you have the psu which should be at least 1200w, but i would buy a 1500w
the corsair 1500wi is the best, a bit expensive but great efficiency

Almost exactly what i have and running smoothly!

I have 6GPU's on a H81 Pro btc mobo with a Celeron CPU, 8GB of memory, a decent SSD open rig, six risers and as PSU i have LEPA G1600's Cheap and in my opinion super!

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Wha GPU's are you using?
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March 06, 2016, 09:15:50 PM
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anyone have any leads on h81 pros? cant seem to find any besides the one dude on ebay who doesnt have a good rating
been looking at amd boards with just 6 slots but would prefer intel since i have extra haswell chips laying around
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March 06, 2016, 09:21:23 PM
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anyone have any leads on h81 pros? cant seem to find any besides the one dude on ebay who doesnt have a good rating
been looking at amd boards with just 6 slots but would prefer intel since i have extra haswell chips laying around

amazon and ebay have plenty, amazon a bit more expensive but shipping is free
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March 06, 2016, 09:29:24 PM
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Wha GPU's are you using?

280x's, 290's, 290x's, 390x's, Fury X's and Nano's.

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March 06, 2016, 09:41:18 PM
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anyone have any leads on h81 pros? cant seem to find any besides the one dude on ebay who doesnt have a good rating
been looking at amd boards with just 6 slots but would prefer intel since i have extra haswell chips laying around

Do you mean the processors for the H81 motherboard? G1820 is a good processor. The Asrock H81 motherboard is also good.
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March 06, 2016, 09:52:24 PM
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anyone have any leads on h81 pros? cant seem to find any besides the one dude on ebay who doesnt have a good rating
been looking at amd boards with just 6 slots but would prefer intel since i have extra haswell chips laying around

Do you mean the processors for the H81 motherboard? G1820 is a good processor. The Asrock H81 motherboard is also good.

no just the boards, i got a few haswell chips left over after upgrades to my families and my PCs

@Vaccomondus thx ill check amazon then at least ill have some buy protections
the one guy i found on ebay selling em had a bad rating, ppl saying they didnt receive items and what-not or extremely long shipping times
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March 07, 2016, 12:34:14 AM
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Can anyone suggest whether i  should go Sapphire Radeon R7 370 Nitro Dual-X 4GB or R9 380 / 390x?
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March 07, 2016, 07:56:06 AM
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anyone have any leads on h81 pros? cant seem to find any besides the one dude on ebay who doesnt have a good rating
been looking at amd boards with just 6 slots but would prefer intel since i have extra haswell chips laying around

Do you mean the processors for the H81 motherboard? G1820 is a good processor. The Asrock H81 motherboard is also good.

no just the boards, i got a few haswell chips left over after upgrades to my families and my PCs

@Vaccomondus thx ill check amazon then at least ill have some buy protections
the one guy i found on ebay selling em had a bad rating, ppl saying they didnt receive items and what-not or extremely long shipping times

buy always on amazon they have a great return policy
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