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September 16, 2014, 08:07:41 AM
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i still see that people are using AMD GPU's to mine but where as the obvious alternative will be to use Block Erupter kind of solutions to achieve higher hash rate ( i mean like crazy higher hash rate), so why is that people are still using GPU's rather than dedicated ASIC's? Any reason why?

Also I just bought Gigabyte 280x OC version for mining, u can consider the rest of the right to be a very good gaming machine, so using this GPU what kind of hash rate I can look at?
I tend to ask this question because I already have Win 8 , GTX 670 and I got 156Mh/s then this video shows as only 4.6Mh/s with 6 x 280x? is it a typo (I mean 4Gh/s)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfqfEpanpig
Also I am planning to install this OS
http://guiminer.net/bamt
Is it good?


Tks for you inputs
Happy mining.


P.S
If this is in the wrong section please move it to the correct one, tks and sorry!
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September 16, 2014, 10:20:35 AM
Last edit: September 16, 2014, 10:31:26 AM by philipma1957
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you have a lot to learn

there are many kinds of coins.

scrypt
sha256
scrypt-A-nf

are but 3 kinds

they use different speed measurments

gpus are too slow for Sha256-------------Bitcoin is best>>>>> asics are used here the bitmaintech antminer s-3 is about 450 gh decent machine this is about 900 of your gpu cards


gpus are too slow for scrypt---------------Litecoin is best but sunject to change machines with asic chips are best to use .  a 5mh machine is a good starter that is about 10 of your cards

gpus are still used for scrypt-a-nf --------Darkcoin is best here but subject to change  if you want to mine with your card look into darkcoins

it is a waste of money to use that card to mine scrypt or sha256  .  If you want scrypt or sha256 pm me I have links for machine to buy and have a few myself.



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September 16, 2014, 12:13:05 PM
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If your electricity is over $0.1/kWh, do not start mining with GPU.
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