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July 21, 2018, 07:29:58 AM
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How to calculate electric power every GPU?
you can check TDP of GPU in Techpowerup

How much power (Watt) need to run every GPU?
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1x RX580 has TDP 185 W

actually, 500W is enough to run mining Rig (CPU) with one GPU although for later you can do under-volt.

it most important is a mining rig must have power  remain 30% or 40 % so as not to lack power


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July 24, 2018, 01:30:49 PM
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you can check TDP of GPU in Techpowerup

e.g
1x RX580 has TDP 185 W

actually, 500W is enough to run mining Rig (CPU) with one GPU although for later you can do under-volt.

it most important is a mining rig must have power  remain 30% or 40 % so as not to lack power



So, if now I have 2 gpu with TDP @75 Watt I will spent 75+75+90(for board) = 240 Watt?

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July 24, 2018, 03:04:34 PM
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I think this op has awesome option to invest the mining. If he has more money he can go with the more number RX 580 cards to start his mining pathway. I knew this one of the good hash rate giving card. That may be helpful to you. Kindly check the good mining card like this which give decent hash rate.
If you go cheap cost space and hash rate will be the same cheap so keep your investment in better way mate.
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July 24, 2018, 03:23:35 PM
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I think this op has awesome option to invest the mining. If he has more money he can go with the more number RX 580 cards to start his mining pathway. I knew this one of the good hash rate giving card. That may be helpful to you. Kindly check the good mining card like this which give decent hash rate.
If you go cheap cost space and hash rate will be the same cheap so keep your investment in better way mate.

Calculating mining result based on hash rate is too confusing me. What about this illustration?

Rig 1 = 50 MH/s
Rig 2 = 250 MH/s

At certain range time if rig 1 gain 0.2 eth, is rig 2 will gain 1 eth?

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July 25, 2018, 04:15:44 AM
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you can check TDP of GPU in Techpowerup

e.g
1x RX580 has TDP 185 W

actually, 500W is enough to run mining Rig (CPU) with one GPU although for later you can do under-volt.

it most important is a mining rig must have power  remain 30% or 40 % so as not to lack power
So, if now I have 2 gpu with TDP @75 Watt I will spent 75+75+90(for board) = 240 Watt?
yeah, it's safer calculating although actually can be under-volt, personally, I rarely do under-volt.

if like that's better use 500W or 750W PSUs with at least rated "gold".

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July 25, 2018, 04:35:42 AM
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Before do mining check first at hattomine.com is for referance what coin will support and profitable with your gpu rig, from that you can choose the right coin. After that you can choose the good pool for your choosed coin, you can check "coin pool list" at google. And then you can start mining.
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July 25, 2018, 11:16:34 AM
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Before do mining check first at hattomine.com is for referance what coin will support and profitable with your gpu rig, from that you can choose the right coin. After that you can choose the good pool for your choosed coin, you can check "coin pool list" at google. And then you can start mining.

Thanks for the information. I'll check it. Are we need  desktop wallet to mine or we can use exchanger wallet at any pools?

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