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May 21, 2017, 11:45:33 AM
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Hello, is anyone here mining burst coin? What are you mining with? How many coins do you get per day?

Also does mining burst require huge bandwidth and fast internet speeds or is it like eth?
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May 21, 2017, 12:36:17 PM
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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd

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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd

Is there any noticeable difference in performance between hard drives? I mean the Seagate external backup plus is 180$ for a 8tb while the ironwolf one is 270$ for the same capacity.
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May 21, 2017, 12:57:13 PM
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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd

Is there any noticeable difference in performance between hard drives? I mean the Seagate external backup plus is 180$ for a 8tb while the ironwolf one is 270$ for the same capacity.

the initial plot writing will be slow on SMR drives (optimized plots with 'direct' flag), after that no real difference
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May 21, 2017, 12:58:34 PM
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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd
Do we have estimator if how much capacity can earn more profitable?. Looks like this is interesting altcoin because you can mine with hard disk ..
Well hoping that they can release some tools that we can use to estimate how you can earn daily..

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May 21, 2017, 01:11:29 PM
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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd

Is there any noticeable difference in performance between hard drives? I mean the Seagate external backup plus is 180$ for a 8tb while the ironwolf one is 270$ for the same capacity.

the initial plot writing will be slow on SMR drives (optimized plots with 'direct' flag), after that no real difference

So what is the initial plot writing?


best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd
Do we have estimator if how much capacity can earn more profitable?. Looks like this is interesting altcoin because you can mine with hard disk ..
Well hoping that they can release some tools that we can use to estimate how you can earn daily..

Also there is an estimator, it's available on their website burstcoin.biz, it says it's about 70$ with the current rates for 8tb, but burst coin has been on a pump recently so no guarantees.
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May 21, 2017, 03:20:30 PM
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best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd

Is there any noticeable difference in performance between hard drives? I mean the Seagate external backup plus is 180$ for a 8tb while the ironwolf one is 270$ for the same capacity.

the initial plot writing will be slow on SMR drives (optimized plots with 'direct' flag), after that no real difference

So what is the initial plot writing?


best hdd is the seagate archive or the seagate external d3 if available, both 8 and 5 TB, use the calculator to calculate the estimate, the diff increase every day, should be profitable and it does not require huge bandwithd
Do we have estimator if how much capacity can earn more profitable?. Looks like this is interesting altcoin because you can mine with hard disk ..
Well hoping that they can release some tools that we can use to estimate how you can earn daily..

Also there is an estimator, it's available on their website burstcoin.biz, it says it's about 70$ with the current rates for 8tb, but burst coin has been on a pump recently so no guarantees.
I was checked the download page but i don't know what miner should i download for hdd mining..
Can you mention if what should i download trying to get 1 burst coin in faucet and soon maybe ill try to mine using my own hdd.. thanks.

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May 21, 2017, 07:06:51 PM
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@all  Go to one of the BURST specific sites...

burst-team.us or burstnation.com

Plenty of info, resources, and people willing to help.  But the hdd/green/eco friendly mining of BURST is pretty cool.
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