Discussion about home mining

[0x677]

Do you have any plans for silent mining at home? I only learned about Jasmine Miner

[NotFuzzyWarm]

The Jasmine miners are altcoin miners NOT Bitcoin miners. This area is only for Bitcoin topics - not crapcoins.
Requesting mods to move yer post to altcoin area.

[Lafu]

Do you have any plans for silent mining at home? I only learned about Jasmine Miner

This depends on a lot of things and aspects , resources and space that you have to make that.
Another thing is how much would you spend on that mining setup and if you have electricity for free or not.
I would recommend a separate room with a ventilation system to get the heat out.
A few more details what exactly you want would be helpful.

[JayDDee]

Mining is noisy, ASICs are louder. If noise is a concern you must compromise elsewhere which will decrease any profit.

[doubletheprof]

Rather than home mining, if you have to pay for electricity iw ould choose mining hosting like oneminers.com which can provide better electricity prices and higher profitability. Plus warranty and full service of the machine, you just control it via their app, which is way easier than mining at home

[Outhue]

Right now the most silent Asic miners for homes are KS0 pro and ultra, they take 100watts from wall and they give 200GH to 400GH on mining Kaspa coin, they make up to $0.80 to $2 per day depending on the model you getting.

[DonaldTrumpJR]

Well, in my country the advantage is that you can get a mining company and make the most of the profits, and the bad thing is that you are going to need a lot of electrical energy, so you must have a good site prepared with high energy efficiency and the electricity sheet will help you. it will be expensive obviously

[FP91G]

Well, in my country the advantage is that you can get a mining company and make the most of the profits, and the bad thing is that you are going to need a lot of electrical energy, so you must have a good site prepared with high energy efficiency and the electricity sheet will help you. it will be expensive obviously

Miners do not use the electrical passport in locations that are not suitable for mining. This applies to houses, flats, garages, warehouses, sheds and similar premises. You cannot assess the condition of the wiring because it is hidden under the finish of the room, and the wiring may be of poor quality and could cause a fire if loaded.
If you are going to mine, you need to replace all the wiring and preferably design a power reserve, then install fire and short circuit protection, install video surveillance and a security system if necessary, and only then go mining. Otherwise, you run the risk of seeing coals and ashes at the location.

[doubletheprof]

HOSTING>HOME MINING trsut me on this one

[adaseb]

There were miners in the past which were quiet, not silent.

I had one of them and it was the Antminer C1. It was basically an Antminer S3 but it was water cooled. And if you modded it properly you could have it in your room and you could even sleep in the room, it was that quiet. However it wasn't efficient because there were more fans and it was also very bulky and not good if you wanted to have a few of them.

With ETH mining you basically used regular GPUs and if you had an open air rig, you could of had a very quiet setup, as long as you had them far away from one another so they wouldn't overheat. So it is possible but you just cannot have too many of them.

There is also the issue with heat. The more miners the more heat it will generate, so unless its winter, you would need to use an AC to remove that heat.

[FP91G]

There were miners in the past which were quiet, not silent.

I had one of them and it was the Antminer C1. It was basically an Antminer S3 but it was water cooled. And if you modded it properly you could have it in your room and you could even sleep in the room, it was that quiet. However it wasn't efficient because there were more fans and it was also very bulky and not good if you wanted to have a few of them.

With ETH mining you basically used regular GPUs and if you had an open air rig, you could of had a very quiet setup, as long as you had them far away from one another so they wouldn't overheat. So it is possible but you just cannot have too many of them.

There is also the issue with heat. The more miners the more heat it will generate, so unless its winter, you would need to use an AC to remove that heat.

I used to use raisers with 50 centimetre cables, but even with a metre cable it was impossible to place the video cards far away and the last ones in the row got more heat anyway.  And if there are 50-60 video cards in open cases and more in the room, it's impossible to deal with the noise.
All I did was to keep the noise from being heard from outside the house, garage, etc.