What to add in this configuration

[nxanth]

Hello all,

What should I add to the following PC in order to start mining with... hope some altcoins? :p
I am not interested in ETH but in anything else...

Maybe a better GPU???

Case Fractal Design Node 804
PSU   Corsair TX650M 650W 80+ Gold
Motherboard   Asus Prime B250M-A
CPU   Intel Core I3-7100
Ram   Kingston DDR4 4GB KVR21N15S8/4 2133MHZ
VGA   Intel® HD Graphics 630
SSD   Kingston SSDNow UV400 120GB
HDD1 Western Digital Red 3TB SATA3 WD30EFRX
HDD2  Western Digital Red 3TB SATA3 WD30EFRX

Thanks!!!

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[Jacob@Miningstore]

Are you using integrated graphics?

[nxanth]

Yes, this configuration is with and integrated card...

[makomako]

Yes, this configuration is with and integrated card...

well to start off. you need a bad ass GPU for better speed so start with figuring out what GPU can fit with your budget also consider that when you add more GPU the more watts you need so upgrade your power supply too. Last but not the least, where do you put all that gpu in? so you also need a motherboard that can handle all the GPU try to look for mobo that has better number of PCI slots.

[DarrenJC]

Add a GTX 1080Ti and youll be away.

[Jacob@Miningstore]

Integrated graphics, at least in my experience, never offer a sufficient hashrate and I typically stick with GPU mining. Have you tried hasing for altcoins and if so what were your speeds?

[FrenchinHK]

How much did you pay for this configuration ? Why not buy a ASIC miner ?

[nxanth]

This configuration cost me about 850€...
I want to create a machine that will mine altcoins with revenue and for now my extra budget cound be an extra... 2000€-3000€

I ordered yesterday as well an antminer D3.

[Undefined31415]

This configuration cost me about 850€...
I want to create a machine that will mine altcoins with revenue and for now my extra budget cound be an extra... 2000€-3000€

I ordered yesterday as well an antminer D3.

At best, your existing configuration could host 3 graphics cards with risers (you'd need to remove it from the case, however). You could attempt to use one of those PCIe splitter cards, which are often strategically priced at below the cost of a new motherboard with more slots, but those give mixed results on various motherboards.

If your budget really is that high, I'd recommend buying another motherboard, and, if you're not using your existing system for other purposes, taking some components from it.