Building a gamers internet cafe + Bitcoin mining.

[BlueStaze]

So like the title say I am in a business with the internet cafe. Where I am situated it's realy famous and I have alot of client. I want to grow my business and buy 10 new computers. I want these computer to be able to mine when they are vacant. I am ready to spend 1000$ to 1500$ per computer ( 2000$ max if it's realy improve the computer from a 1500$ computer ).

These computer also need to be able to play the newest game in the world.

So I was wondering what hardware should I buy if I want to do this? Note that many computer don't ship where I am. I am situated in Thailand.

Thanks you very much for your help.



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[coinhammer]

Here is a good starting point with some examples of various rigs - dedicated and hybrids (gaming and mining in off time) - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_rig . Good Luck - sounds fun!

Best Regards,
CoinHammer

[willphase]

make sure you buy amd (ati)

Will

[BlueStaze]

Chassis    CoolerMaster Centurion 5    NewEgg    $50
Power Supply    PC Power & Cooling Silencer Mk II 950W, 80 PLUS Silver Certified    Directron    $120
Motherboard    ASRock 890GX Pro3    NewEgg    $110
CPU (incl. stock heatsink + fan)    AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition    NewEgg    $114
Memory    G.SKILL Value Series 4GB    NewEgg    $30
Graphics card    Radeon HD 6870       $165
Storage    Seagate 1TB 7200RPM HDD    NewEgg    $70
Media Drive    ASUS DVD-RW    NewEgg    $21
Keyboard    LITE-ON SK-1788/BS PS/2 Keyboard    NewEgg    $8
Mouse    V7 M30P20-7N PS/2 Mouse    NewEgg    $7
Display    HANNspree By Hanns-G HF225DPB 21.5"    NewEgg    $120
Total          $815 + s/h/t


What about this one? Will it's be alright for gaming and for mining?

Is it still possible to beat the electricity with 300Mhash/S?

[willphase]

58xx series are better for bitcoin but slightly worse for gaming than the 68xx series due to the number of parallel processing engines.

Will

[whmcr]

The 58xx will still be acceptable for gaming, especially in a CrossFire Config.

[sn0w420]

I think thats a pretty cool idea...