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July 06, 2014, 10:00:58 AM |
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Hello everyone This is the first time I join in bitcoin and of course I have many confusing. Firstly,what actually Dragon Miner is?I mean this kind in this website http://www.bitcoinminerz.com/1ths-bitcoin-dragon-minerIs it a GPU,or it is an completed computer without monitor that I just need to turn on,setup for operation and start digging bitcoin. Thank and always wait for your respone
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July 06, 2014, 10:03:54 AM |
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you should not buy it.
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ducminhvip97 (OP)
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July 06, 2014, 10:07:26 AM |
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But how can I use this,connect with the computer?
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July 06, 2014, 10:23:34 AM |
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The best deal in the market for 1TH is the s3..
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July 06, 2014, 10:32:27 AM |
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The best deal in the market for 1TH is the s3..
Could you give me more information about this asic please
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July 06, 2014, 10:58:01 AM |
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The best deal in the market for 1TH is the s3..
Could you give me more information about this asic please Yes I can give you info on the s-3. It is the big brother to the s-1. You need an ethernet connection and an atx psu. they sell in two packs. the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=656461.0the sellers's website is: https://www.bitmaintech.com/product.htm he is in china and only takes BTC An USA reseller: http://zoomhash.com/products/coincraft-a3-minerHe takes cc and paypal. charges more for it. He allows for you to buy just one What part of the world are you in? I am USA, New Jersey what does your power cost mine is 14 cents a k-watt
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ducminhvip97 (OP)
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July 06, 2014, 11:58:07 AM |
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But I need 1 TH/s asic
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July 06, 2014, 12:49:35 PM |
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But I need 1 TH/s asic Why stop at 1 TH/s? or if you want to get a 'taste' of bitcoin mining, start smaller. The suggestion of Bimain Antminer S3 is probably an excellent one. 2 of these will give you close to 1 TH/sec. You could also think about the older Antminer S2 which is 'all in one' 1 TH/s. Cheers
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July 06, 2014, 01:15:18 PM |
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Hello everyone This is the first time I join in bitcoin and of course I have many confusing. Firstly,what actually Dragon Miner is?I mean this kind in this website http://www.bitcoinminerz.com/1ths-bitcoin-dragon-minerIs it a GPU,or it is an completed computer without monitor that I just need to turn on,setup for operation and start digging bitcoin. Thank and always wait for your respone No, you will never ROI your miner unless you have free electricity. Use some bitcoin calculator and you will understand why, make sure to put in 15% difficulty increment.
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July 06, 2014, 01:52:26 PM |
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But I need 1 TH/s asic Gee if you cant make out the four corners of a table after one has been pointed to you maybe you shouldnt be mining... 2 x s3 makes 0.956 TH close to 1 TH.. 946$ Buy a Raidmax 1000w PSU 99$ Total cost 1135$... A dragon 1TH costs 1400$ if you buy direct at lketc.. 100-300 More $ if you have it shipped... Two s3 are cheaper relatively same real estate And more importantly consumes 200-300W LESS electricity. Cheaper unit price cheaper electricity... Idk how lketc is going to sell anymore units if they do not slash prices soon.
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July 06, 2014, 02:58:43 PM |
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But I need 1 TH/s asic Gee if you cant make out the four corners of a table after one has been pointed to you maybe you shouldnt be mining... 2 x s3 makes 0.956 TH close to 1 TH.. 946$ Buy a Raidmax 1000w PSU 99$ Total cost 1135$... A dragon 1TH costs 1400$ if you buy direct at lketc.. 100-300 More $ if you have it shipped... Two s3 are cheaper relatively same real estate And more importantly consumes 200-300W LESS electricity. Cheaper unit price cheaper electricity... Idk how lketc is going to sell anymore units if they do not slash prices soon. By the way,could you show me how to connect 2 that asic to my pc,can I use my laptop instead?(But it just have 1 Lan port) After I setup succesful,can I just turn off the laptop and leave these asic do their work alone? Thank you
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July 06, 2014, 04:33:50 PM |
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But I need 1 TH/s asic Gee if you cant make out the four corners of a table after one has been pointed to you maybe you shouldnt be mining... 2 x s3 makes 0.956 TH close to 1 TH.. 946$ Buy a Raidmax 1000w PSU 99$ Total cost 1135$... A dragon 1TH costs 1400$ if you buy direct at lketc.. 100-300 More $ if you have it shipped... Two s3 are cheaper relatively same real estate And more importantly consumes 200-300W LESS electricity. Cheaper unit price cheaper electricity... Idk how lketc is going to sell anymore units if they do not slash prices soon. By the way,could you show me how to connect 2 that asic to my pc,can I use my laptop instead?(But it just have 1 Lan port) After I setup succesful,can I just turn off the laptop and leave these asic do their work alone? Thank you You connect the S3 to an ethernet cable and power it with a ATX PSU, as you will be getting two or more, you will need an ethernet cable for each PSU and might as well get a sufficiently powerful PSU to power both. You can connect the S3 to a computer via the LAN at the IP address e.g. 192.168.1.99 (default address) to setup for the pool you are mining on, etc... HTH
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July 07, 2014, 02:40:51 AM |
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The OP of this thread should NOT be mining BTC! He isn't even willing to do ANY research on his own. He asks the stupidest questions and doesn't bother to read the answers to his stupid questions.
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July 07, 2014, 04:55:40 AM |
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The OP of this thread should NOT be mining BTC! He isn't even willing to do ANY research on his own. He asks the stupidest questions and doesn't bother to read the answers to his stupid questions.
I just start the mining busines so have a little bit confusing,so you think you don't need to count 1,2,3,... before you start solving math? I read all the answer,many of them are really useful for me and I just ask what I should,maybe I am stupidbut I still a human and I have the human right man!
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philipma1957
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July 07, 2014, 06:01:40 AM |
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The OP of this thread should NOT be mining BTC! He isn't even willing to do ANY research on his own. He asks the stupidest questions and doesn't bother to read the answers to his stupid questions.
well he well may be a troll. as the questions are very simple. or maybe english is a second language . hey ducminhvip97 some questions where are you going to mine? is English a second language for you? what is power cost for you? how much power do you have?
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July 07, 2014, 06:07:48 AM |
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The OP of this thread should NOT be mining BTC! He isn't even willing to do ANY research on his own. He asks the stupidest questions and doesn't bother to read the answers to his stupid questions.
well he well may be a troll. as the questions are very simple. or maybe english is a second language . hey ducminhvip97 some questions where are you going to mine? is English a second language for you? what is power cost for you? how much power do you have? Yes,English is my second language.I am from Viet Nam and going to US(Texas) at the end of july. I have under 2000$ for this.This is the first time I particiapate in bitcoin,so although somethings I know how to do but I still want to ask for better preparation. The asic prices is pretty high so I want to avoid as much risk as possible
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July 07, 2014, 07:19:48 AM |
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The deal breaker for me on the heavier SHA256 miners is the power consumption. Yeah, it'll get 1TH but 1000w is far too much power consumption for my liking.
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July 07, 2014, 07:21:39 AM |
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buying 2 x ant miner s3 would be cheaper and can be overclocked safely to 504gh/s each to a total of approx 800w. and cheaper than dragons also.
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