What can 2500$ do in 2022

[ANSEL_2.0]

In Feb 2021 I built a mining rig with 6 MSI 1660 that costs me 2500$ with motherboard and a 850watt power supply my question is what can this 2500$ built this 2022?

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[Outhue]

Your first rig was built in a good time where a single 1660 can give you up to 3.5$ per one, getting your ROI back will take you just 4 months but today that's not the case, this card gives only 0.88$ per one right now so buying at 416$ is a bad move, even 300$ per card is not good right now.

[FP91G]

In Feb 2021 I built a mining rig with 6 MSI 1660 that costs me 2500$ with motherboard and a 850watt power supply my question is what can this 2500$ built this 2022?

If you live in the USA, then you can buy the same thing for the same money, or the RTX 1660 super a little more expensive. According to forecasts, less than 3 months until the end of Ethereum mining, are you sure you want to buy video cards? I think that in most countries prices will fall every month and your profit will be less than the loss from falling prices.

[CryptoATM]

Keep your money using usdt you will end up buying probably 10 graphic cards with that money and get more megahash in return, all you need to do now is have more patience, cheap GPUs will soon flooded the market soon.

[FirmWars]

Go with the cheapest build possible, even gtx1060 6GB build would do because the way things are going now mining profitability will decrease a lot so to get by you need a higher hash rate, 120$ per rx580 graphic cards is still coming, imagine how many rx580 you will get with 2500$.

[Coinfarm ventures]

Go with the cheapest build possible, even gtx1060 6GB build would do because the way things are going now mining profitability will decrease a lot so to get by you need a higher hash rate, 120$ per rx580 graphic cards is still coming, imagine how many rx580 you will get with 2500$.

The GTX 1060 or RX 580 are bad choices for the long term because they're very inefficient. After PoS, power efficiency will be critical because revenue will be 5-10x lower than now. The minimum efficiency I would buy would be the RX 6000 series.

[JangoUnchained]

Go with the cheapest build possible, even gtx1060 6GB build would do because the way things are going now mining profitability will decrease a lot so to get by you need a higher hash rate, 120$ per rx580 graphic cards is still coming, imagine how many rx580 you will get with 2500$.

The GTX 1060 or RX 580 are bad choices for the long term because they're very inefficient. After PoS, power efficiency will be critical because revenue will be 5-10x lower than now. The minimum efficiency I would buy would be the RX 6000 series.

That's what you think, what about those that have built green energy already? Their aims will be higher hash rates, those gtx1060 won't cost less than 70$ in the bear market likewise rx570 and 580s.

[FP91G]

Go with the cheapest build possible, even gtx1060 6GB build would do because the way things are going now mining profitability will decrease a lot so to get by you need a higher hash rate, 120$ per rx580 graphic cards is still coming, imagine how many rx580 you will get with 2500$.

The GTX 1060 or RX 580 are bad choices for the long term because they're very inefficient. After PoS, power efficiency will be critical because revenue will be 5-10x lower than now. The minimum efficiency I would buy would be the RX 6000 series.

That's what you think, what about those that have built green energy already? Their aims will be higher hash rates, those gtx1060 won't cost less than 70$ in the bear market likewise rx570 and 580s.

rx570, 580s and gtx1060 are good for mining ethereum and ethereum classic, Ergo(ERG) and Ravencoin(RVN). If the profit on these coins is close to the cost of electricity, then these video cards will not buy miners, because it is better to buy the latest series at recommended prices.

[YellowSwap]

Go with the cheapest build possible, even gtx1060 6GB build would do because the way things are going now mining profitability will decrease a lot so to get by you need a higher hash rate, 120$ per rx580 graphic cards is still coming, imagine how many rx580 you will get with 2500$.

The GTX 1060 or RX 580 are bad choices for the long term because they're very inefficient. After PoS, power efficiency will be critical because revenue will be 5-10x lower than now. The minimum efficiency I would buy would be the RX 6000 series.

That's what you think, what about those that have built green energy already? Their aims will be higher hash rates, those gtx1060 won't cost less than 70$ in the bear market likewise rx570 and 580s.

rx570, 580s and gtx1060 are good for mining firium and ethereum classic, Ergo(ERG) and Ravencoin(RVN). If the profit on these coins is close to the cost of electricity, then these video cards will not buy miners, because it is better to buy the latest series at recommended prices.

Those 1660 still beats rx580 when it comes to efficiency, a micron and Hynix base 1660 can deliver 27MH and takes only 50watts using Trex miner absolute core clock to lock the CC at 1300.

[Metroid]

1 x rtx 3090 and be happy with it, in 2016 you could buy almost 20 rx 470.

[Daodex]

1 x rtx 3090 and be happy with it, in 2016 you could buy almost 20 rx 470.

115MH with 2500$?? That's not so good, using other small GPU's you will get over 170MH for the money that's the way to go, also 3090s and their heat issue which also affects mining performance is a big no for me, I will never buy that card.

[Mattthev]

You can almost buy 1 ETH

[Synerggy]

You can almost buy 1 ETH

Lol true but the idea of mining ETH and get 1 ETH with your Miner still active is better, this way you get more ETH after making your 1 ETH back.

[FP91G]

Those 1660 still beats rx580 when it comes to efficiency, a micron and Hynix base 1660 can deliver 27MH and takes only 50watts using Trex miner absolute core clock to lock the CC at 1300.

Look at the review of any reputable miner. The consumption of this video card from the wall is ~ 70 watts. Rx580 consumes 95-105 watts from the wall and gives a hashrate of 30-31 megahash. For me it's about the same now.But both video cards have very little prospects after ethereum.

[legcramp]

For $2500 in the US you can build a full six card RX 6600 rig if you choose your parts wisely in the past few days.

[devil2man]

On whattomine the net gain by mining eth of a 1660 is about $ 2.80 then multiplied by 6 is about $ 17 a day, today the best solution with $ 2500 is to buy 5 3060 that cost about $ 2500 produce perhaps a little less earning but they are more recent

[philipma1957]

In Feb 2021 I built a mining rig with 6 MSI 1660 that costs me 2500$ with motherboard and a 850watt power supply my question is what can this 2500$ built this 2022?

you can buy 5 evga 2060 12 gb cards. 5 x 440 = 220

and get a mobo and a psu 5 x 30 = 150 mhs burns about 500 watts



or buy 3 rtx a2000 12 gb for 2400 and get a mobo and a psu about 3 x 39 = 117 mhs burns under 300 watts

[VRExpress]

I can use 2500$ to buy 8x rx580 8GB graphic cards right now, there are no cheaper cards than this but if the electricity bill is high it's better to stick with rtx3060s or RX6600XT but you get a lower hash rate anyways.

[honeyminingcheng]

In Feb 2021 I built a mining rig with 6 MSI 1660 that costs me 2500$ with motherboard and a 850watt power supply my question is what can this 2500$ built this 2022?

If you live in the USA, then you can buy the same thing for the same money, or the RTX 1660 super a little more expensive. According to forecasts, less than 3 months until the end of Ethereum mining, are you sure you want to buy video cards? I think that in most countries prices will fall every month and your profit will be less than the loss from falling prices.

BUY panther to mining HNT

[StormHawk]

I would choose efficiency over hash rate any day, a rx580 use up to 120watt from the wall and an RX6600XT use 60watt from the wall and they both produce the same 30ish hash rate, as you can see RX6600XT is better for long term mining than rx580, always go with the most efficient GPU's.