mining electric cost calculator

[fullzero]

Fellow miners,

I made this tool last year for openrig.net and ultimately decided not to integrate it.

mining electric cost calculator Link

It allows you to easily estimate your mining electric cost using details from your electric bill and rigs.

It is built with HTML and jquery 3.4.0.

If you download the Github repo

and run it locally in your browser;

you can edit the default configuration json(s) (lines 29-39 near the top of the file)





to allow your configuration to persist.


mining electric cost calculator



Click on the purple buttons to make them editable:

Click away to implement your edits.

Current Bill: (use any title you wish)

Usage: (get this number from your electric bill)

Number of Days: (get this number from your electric bill or use the desired number)

Bill Total: (get this number from your electric bill)

Powerlimits: (enter each rigs powerlimit comma separated with no spaces)

Number of GPUs: (enter the number of GPUs for each rig comma separated with no spaces)

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[TooDumbForBitcoin]

You should provide some more friendly interface, automatic days between months calculation and put this into a mobile app 

[stomachgrowls]

You should provide some more friendly interface, automatic days between months calculation and put this into a mobile app 

You wont even notice on where to input those numbers. 

[fullzero]

You should provide some more friendly interface, automatic days between months calculation and put this into a mobile app 

You wont even notice on where to input those numbers. 

There is a more extensive explanation on the GitHub readme.

This was meant to be a tool which could be quickly edited and give a good estimate of your mining electric cost. 

TooDumbForBitcoin do you mean; you want to track and store the cost from each monthly bill?

[Aponkye1]

This tool would be quite a handy tool looking at the purpose it would server. At least it would help miners estimate their cost in setting up a  mining rig and decide if it would be advisable to go into mining looking at the fact that mining is really not profitable as it used to be especially if you are mining individually.

[fullzero]

This tool would be quite a handy tool looking at the purpose it would server. At least it would help miners estimate their cost in setting up a  mining rig and decide if it would be advisable to go into mining looking at the fact that mining is really not profitable as it used to be especially if you are mining individually.

If someone is considering mining and they don't know their kWh cost; this tool is an easy way to find out. 

If your kWh cost is not below 0.10, you are better off buying coins directly at an exchange.

[Alucard2425]

I think this will be a helpful tool to see the electricity cost your rig, Actually I'm looking for this kind of tool

[giletto]

This looks impressive. I don't really find the user interface so easy for newbies easy navigation. Maybe you can work on that. Asides that, every other property of the mining calculator is good

[shaheer001]

This may help little bit nice efforts but there are alot of other factors like mining machine,GPU,ASICs are also the key factors which must be calculated for accurate mining.

[lobat999]

Fellow miners,

I made this tool last year for openrig.net and ultimately decided not to integrate it.

mining electric cost calculator Link

It allows you to easily estimate your mining electric cost using details from your electric bill and rigs.

It is built with HTML and jquery 3.4.0.

If you download the Github repo and run it locally in your browser; you can edit the default configuration json(s) (near the top of the file) to allow your configuration to persist.

I appreciate your effort building this tool for miners though it might be ideal if you could provide a more user friendly and intuitive GUI interface for ease of use and also I guess a simple tutorial will be very much appreciated by the community.

[Galantin]

  It seems to me that many of them use EXl professionally. Of course, maybe your software is more convenient to use. However, those who are accustomed to counting expenses, he already protects. Thanks for the link, see what you have created.

[DeathProxy]

This is a nice development and i like the idea behind the project. You need to make some improvements concerning the user interface it seems to hard for a novice to understand.  With that improvement the tool will be a very effective one for miners

[shiming]

For the miners, the tools are really good, the electricity bill calculations do record the form every month, and the tools can make more progress. Have a memory function?

[fullzero]

This may help little bit nice efforts but there are alot of other factors like mining machine,GPU,ASICs are also the key factors which must be calculated for accurate mining.

I don't encourage people to mine with ASICs.  Unless you have very low cost power, or hosting with very low cost power; it is not advisable. 

This tool was intended to be for fast estimates.  For an ASIC you can set its number of GPUs to 1 and subtract the core 53 watts from the ASIC powerdraw.

This will incorporate the ASIC power usage into the calculation.

[fullzero]

Fellow miners,

I made this tool last year for openrig.net and ultimately decided not to integrate it.

mining electric cost calculator Link

It allows you to easily estimate your mining electric cost using details from your electric bill and rigs.

It is built with HTML and jquery 3.4.0.

If you download the Github repo and run it locally in your browser; you can edit the default configuration json(s) (near the top of the file) to allow your configuration to persist.

I appreciate your effort building this tool for miners though it might be ideal if you could provide a more user friendly and intuitive GUI interface for ease of use and also I guess a simple tutorial will be very much appreciated by the community.

I think the interface is simple; I am open to suggestions for how to make it more intuitive.

I have added more information to the OP, let me know if you think that is effective as a tutorial.

[fullzero]

It seems to me that many of them use EXl professionally. Of course, maybe your software is more convenient to use. However, those who are accustomed to counting expenses, he already protects. Thanks for the link, see what you have created.

What is EXI?

[fullzero]

This is a nice development and i like the idea behind the project. You need to make some improvements concerning the user interface it seems to hard for a novice to understand.  With that improvement the tool will be a very effective one for miners

I am open to suggestions for how to make it more intuitive.

[fullzero]

For the miners, the tools are really good, the electricity bill calculations do record the form every month, and the tools can make more progress. Have a memory function?

I have edited the OP with more information on how to edit the defaults.

As this is meant to be able to be used locally in your browser or via the hosted site; It does not have the capability to save your edits.

As most miners generally retain the same equipment, downloading the GitHub repo and modifying the html file as described in the OP will allow easy calculation of each months usage. 

In my own usage of this, I print the page after making monthly modifications to create a record of the usage.

[ttcsalam]

It's a nice calculation to get out of the Electrical cost. It is possible to get a lot of information out of it.

[Enzo05]

This post/tools is really good for miners to know about electricity cost. This can really help in terms of computing the profit. Thanks mate !