Hello @ll

[cagrund]

Hello @ll,

i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner. 

I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.

 

[favdesu]

Welcome.

Instead of blowing money, I'd recommend you to just buy bitcoin and sit on them. Electricity and maintenance costs are far too high in Germany to make a return.

[wunkbone]

Hello @ll,

i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner. 

I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.

 

You can have fun with your USB miner for education purposes but don't buy any more because you won't ROI

[cagrund]

Thanks for the hint.

But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity. 

Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra. 

[1MoreBTC]

Thanks for the hint.

But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity. 

Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra. 

Haha I remember back in the day I kept my gaming pc on during the day so my GPU could break its ass off hashing and I thought I was doing pretty well. Man, how times have changed. Call yourself lucky!

[Scorscribler]

Maybe check out the black arrow. $1500 cheaper (than the 2th), but an extra 1 month wait.

[co5hike]

Thanks for the hint.

But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity. 

Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra. 

But electricity cost is not problem of current ASIC miners. The problem is ASIC miners are very expensive and a lot of hashing power is already preordered . Hard to mine the BTC back

[verucabathsalts]

Also new, and welcome I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.

[cagrund]

Thanks for the warm welcome here.

Well I'll start buying BTC and hold them, but i also "want" to mine ... have 28 USB-Miner and would like to get a cointerra.

[DrahogErusiel]

Also new, and welcome I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.

This is a troll account I've been harassed by this account holder

[verucabathsalts]

Also new, and welcome I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.

This is a troll account I've been harassed by this account holder

This account holder has stolen thousands of dollars from me over the course of a year. Don't trust him!

[mnpo90]

welcome to bitcointalk ~ !