I have 2 Geforce GT 710 2 GB graphics card, want to start ETH and Monero mining.

[xIIImaL]

Please suggest me and give information about profit information with this GPU mining option.

Electricity here in my location is 0.016 USD per Unit. If you have any Youtube link to make a mining set up and more details components that I need to buy to set up a mini farm. Please share that to me.

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[draceus0]

Do some research on your own instead of expecting to be spoon fed information, I'm sure you know how google works

[xIIImaL]

Do some research on your own instead of expecting to be spoon fed information, I'm sure you know how google works

Simply idiotic reply from you newbie. I have done have checked some videos in Youtube for mining farm with 6 graphics card. I can buy it instantly in my city easily. I would like to know the Hashrate of this above specification of the miner and earning per day. Then I need more explanation where the mining balance will be saved and how threshold can be set?

[draceus0]

I got a newbie status yes, but that doesn't stop me from reading up on stuff myself.

If you actually took 10 minutes to try and find out about how your cards will perform you would realize they are totally crap and not worth mining with

[coinzoid]

Please suggest me and give information about profit information with this GPU mining option.

Electricity here in my location is 0.016 USD per Unit. If you have any Youtube link to make a mining set up and more details components that I need to buy to set up a mini farm. Please share that to me.

I'm not sure if your gpus are profitable or usable with ETH mining but the best bet would be to download a miner software and do testing your own. You can retrieve hashrate through miner software and then use online calculators like Whattomine to retrieve results about profit/loss.

[anamichii]

Do some research on your own instead of expecting to be spoon fed information, I'm sure you know how google works

this is actually answer your question  
710gt with 2gb memory... hmm..

[leowonderful]

2GB isn't enough to mine ETH and those cards likely use DDR3/GDDR3 which will memory bottleneck the cards. Better to not mine with them as they'd hash very slowly; the cards were made primarily for display purposes anyways and for anything non intensive.

[Miningstore]

Even if you could get the cards to hash for ETH (which you would need at least 4GB to do), you would be spending more on your power bill every month than you would be making money on ETH

[Cryptopriest]

Whatever you start to mine, make sure you add some cooling fans to those cards if their cooling is only passive (without fan), it will extend their life a lot.