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September 29, 2013, 10:12:26 PM
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here is how I am cooling mine  
http://aurel57.blog.com/
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October 01, 2013, 08:46:52 PM
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Just let em mine and when they die they will probably not fetch more than 0.00001 a month.
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October 01, 2013, 11:00:50 PM
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here is how I am cooling mine  
http://aurel57.blog.com/

That is awesome, do you mind divulging what you earn in btc a week/month at the current difficulty.
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October 01, 2013, 11:13:24 PM
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here is how I am cooling mine  
http://aurel57.blog.com/

That is awesome, do you mind divulging what you earn in btc a week/month at the current difficulty.

it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.
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October 01, 2013, 11:21:56 PM
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it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.

Man, so disappointing how mining went from gpus everyone could get, to being another luxury afforded primarily to the one percenters. I wanted to buy 5-8 earlier in the week but really you see the sellers sitting on 100+ and you'd think if they actually were profitable they would be used themselves.
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October 01, 2013, 11:36:14 PM
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it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.

Man, so disappointing how mining went from gpus everyone could get, to being another luxury afforded primarily to the one percenters. I wanted to buy 5-8 earlier in the week but really you see the sellers sitting on 100+ and you'd think if they actually were profitable they would be used themselves.

is your time really worth the 10 dollars possibly mined from these at this point?  The cost of getting more hubs...the time to resolve power issues.  I just put together this setup basically and it took hella time to get the usbs figured out and working right.  I think there is a hardware limit of 127 different usb components onto one os too which leads me to think there are other limits on mining with these style devices. 

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October 01, 2013, 11:40:25 PM
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it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.

Man, so disappointing how mining went from gpus everyone could get, to being another luxury afforded primarily to the one percenters. I wanted to buy 5-8 earlier in the week but really you see the sellers sitting on 100+ and you'd think if they actually were profitable they would be used themselves.

is your time really worth the 10 dollars possibly mined from these at this point?  The cost of getting more hubs...the time to resolve power issues.  I just put together this setup basically and it took hella time to get the usbs figured out and working right.  I think there is a hardware limit of 127 different usb components onto one os too which leads me to think there are other limits on mining with these style devices. 

it is my understanding that it is 127 per controller. one computer can have multiple controllers. But you can only daisy chain 5 deep.
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October 02, 2013, 08:35:56 AM
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I'm tempted to crack an egg over one just to see if it'll cook even slightly. I'll first check if egg white is conductive though!


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October 02, 2013, 08:54:09 AM
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here is how I am cooling mine  
http://aurel57.blog.com/

That is awesome, do you mind divulging what you earn in btc a week/month at the current difficulty.

it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.
Yes that picture was with 56 miners and I just added 14 more since this picture was taken so I am at 70 now running at 23.6 GHs. I mine on Slush's pool and depending on the pool luck but I think I may be closer to .10-.07 per day now. I also put up a blog with information on the hardware that I used http://aurel57.blog.com/
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it looks like about 58 erupters, roughly 19 Ghash. at about .003 per Gh/s per day he is making roughly .057 BTC a day at the current difficulty.

Man, so disappointing how mining went from gpus everyone could get, to being another luxury afforded primarily to the one percenters. I wanted to buy 5-8 earlier in the week but really you see the sellers sitting on 100+ and you'd think if they actually were profitable they would be used themselves.

is your time really worth the 10 dollars possibly mined from these at this point?  The cost of getting more hubs...the time to resolve power issues.  I just put together this setup basically and it took hella time to get the usbs figured out and working right.  I think there is a hardware limit of 127 different usb components onto one os too which leads me to think there are other limits on mining with these style devices.  

it is my understanding that it is 127 per controller. one computer can have multiple controllers. But you can only daisy chain 5 deep.
I am only at 70 miners and start up is tuff to get them all going. I had started out daisy chaining and didn't like that at all, so I have two main 10 port hubs plugged into the computer with 5 hubs plugged into each for now. I have enough power from my 3 PSU's to still power 20 more miners before I need to add another PSU. I was kind of wondering what my limit is on one computer.  Here is a picture of 70 miners running with 3 PSU
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October 02, 2013, 09:15:33 AM
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Is it even still profitable to mine with BEs?

If you buy them for cheap enough.
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October 02, 2013, 11:27:51 AM
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Is it even still profitable to mine with BEs?

If you buy them for cheap enough.
Which is impossible. They basically need to be free.

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October 02, 2013, 02:18:51 PM
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Is it even still profitable to mine with BEs?

If you buy them for cheap enough.
Which is impossible. They basically need to be free.
Which also is impossible, if they where 20$ in the beginning with a fixed price they would have sold way and way more BE and we could actually make ROI with them.
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