What kind of rig should I use for mining?

[undeadbitcoiner]

Thanks for the information Guys,
In this price Mining is really Profitable.
I want to start a new mining rig with investment of 3K so anyone could recomend me specially Please
Thankyou

[psijic]

Thanks for the information Guys,
In this price Mining is really Profitable.
I want to start a new mining rig with investment of 3K so anyone could recomend me specially Please
Thankyou

With $3000, you can create a rig with 3 R9 280x GPUs. Check out this guide: http://www.cryptobadger.com/build-your-own-litecoin-mining-rig/

This rig should get you around 2.1 MHashes/s

[undeadbitcoiner]

Thanks for the information Guys,
In this price Mining is really Profitable.
I want to start a new mining rig with investment of 3K so anyone could recomend me specially Please
Thankyou

With $3000, you can create a rig with 3 R9 280x GPUs. Check out this guide: http://www.cryptobadger.com/build-your-own-litecoin-mining-rig/

This rig should get you around 2.1 MHashes/s

Thanks for fast and best reply
I will try to assemble accordingly
as your best information howmany time could it take for ROI Ie. Todays price of Bitcoin is 700$

[psijic]

Thanks for fast and best reply
I will try to assemble accordingly
as your best information howmany time could it take for ROI Ie. Todays price of Bitcoin is 700$

You should not use this rig to mine BTC directly. That would take a long time (decades, I think), with the rising difficulty.

You should be mining scrypt based coins like LTC or others.

Take a look at any of the following links. Enter 2100 kHashes/sec in the scrypt textboxes, and they will give you an upper estimate of your earnings.

http://coinwarz.com

http://dustcoin.com

http://wheretomine.com/

http://coinchoose.com/

The value of these alt coins can be very volatile, so you may want to get familiar with these tables, and switching between coins when it increases your profitability. If you don't want to handle that manually, you can look into an auto-switching pool like http://middlecoin.com

[CaptainBeck]

Try to make every £/$ you spend on none gpu items go as far as possible, so rather than putting two gpus on each rig, try getting a motherboard that supports 4+ gpus that way u spend alot less on mbo, cpu, ram, case and so on.

There are a couple of nice 6 pci slot mbos out there, but u will need raisers and more fans but thats cheap.