spazzdla
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November 02, 2014, 06:49:40 PM |
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No power cost..
Buy 10 S3's from Bitmain, 5 T1's from Rockminer, 10 Bitcoins, be ready to buy more at $250. If it never goes to $250 you're still doing great.
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aurel57
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November 02, 2014, 11:07:32 PM |
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If you don't have any electric cost then I would be buying up all the S1 miner I could get cheap or free. Someone just sold 200 of them on EBay for @$6000. There is another thread on here of someone that just took a large amount of miners out of service. The S1 miners are very easy to run with very few problems and have been proven to be a work horse, but most are being sold as they will not make enough anymore to pay the electric cost which you don't have to worry about.
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wunkbone
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November 03, 2014, 04:32:09 AM |
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No power cost..
Buy 10 S3's from Bitmain, 5 T1's from Rockminer, 10 Bitcoins, be ready to buy more at $250. If it never goes to $250 you're still doing great.
If the OP does not need to pay for electricity then he should focus on the manufacturer that can deliver the miner immediately that offers the least cost on a per THs basis. I also don't see any reason why he would be buying bitcoin directly as, in theory, the OP will earn more bitcoin via mining in greater quantity from his miners then if he had purchased it directly |
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sniffinpoprocks
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November 03, 2014, 03:13:31 PM |
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You also need to say how much power you can provide? Do you have 30kw of available power running to your house? I have around 5th of hashing because...I don't have enough power in my house(at any price) for more devices.
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Defender666
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November 03, 2014, 03:50:16 PM |
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Why is it so hard to believe that some people have free electricity.
I also have free elictricity at my office i rented.
The electricity cost are charged at a fix flatrate.
However I tried with some miners and office became loud and miners run hot, so I cannot use my unlimited electric power.
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RantBuds
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November 03, 2014, 03:57:41 PM |
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Don't buy mining equipment....just invest in Bitcoin?
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Jamphone
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November 03, 2014, 05:56:05 PM |
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Oh, that makes more sense. We're confused because this would require an enormous amount of electricity. Your office doesn't have enough power to hook up $50,000 of mining gear. $50,000, at $200/TH and 0.5/GH, will take 75 KW, which is way more than your office has. Unless by office you mean industrial site. Why is it so hard to believe that some people have free electricity.
I also have free elictricity at my office i rented.
The electricity cost are charged at a fix flatrate.
However I tried with some miners and office became loud and miners run hot, so I cannot use my unlimited electric power.
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Argwai96
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November 04, 2014, 04:59:12 AM |
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If you don't have any electric cost then I would be buying up all the S1 miner I could get cheap or free. Someone just sold 200 of them on EBay for @$6000. There is another thread on here of someone that just took a large amount of miners out of service. The S1 miners are very easy to run with very few problems and have been proven to be a work horse, but most are being sold as they will not make enough anymore to pay the electric cost which you don't have to worry about.
I would say that the issue with the lower hashrate miners is that you need to scale the miners by buying up a large number of them. I would say that when you start to have this many miners, you will potentially run into logistical issues if/when you run into problems/issues with some of your miners. |
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FattyMcButterpants
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November 04, 2014, 05:21:48 AM |
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You also need to say how much power you can provide? Do you have 30kw of available power running to your house? I have around 5th of hashing because...I don't have enough power in my house(at any price) for more devices.
This is a very good point. Just because you have 'free' electricity doesn't mean that in infrastructure of the place you are renting (it would be very unlikely that someone who owns some kind of location would have free electricity) has an unlimited capacity of wattage. It is also unlikely that a 'place' that offers free electricity would allow you to modify the electric setup to allow for greater capacity. Why is it so hard to believe that some people have free electricity.
I also have free elictricity at my office i rented.
The electricity cost are charged at a fix flatrate.
However I tried with some miners and office became loud and miners run hot, so I cannot use my unlimited electric power.
This is another issue that the OP could face. The OP will need to have enough physical space to house the miners in a place that would insulate him from the noise and the heat (although the heat issue could be mitigated by the fact that the OP could use more electricity to cool the location) |
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aurel57
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November 04, 2014, 10:58:49 AM |
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If you don't have any electric cost then I would be buying up all the S1 miner I could get cheap or free. Someone just sold 200 of them on EBay for @$6000. There is another thread on here of someone that just took a large amount of miners out of service. The S1 miners are very easy to run with very few problems and have been proven to be a work horse, but most are being sold as they will not make enough anymore to pay the electric cost which you don't have to worry about.
I would say that the issue with the lower hashrate miners is that you need to scale the miners by buying up a large number of them. I would say that when you start to have this many miners, you will potentially run into logistical issues if/when you run into problems/issues with some of your miners. That is all true but also if a couple miners go down it really does not effect your overall hash rate by much and if you end up with miners costing at $20-30 each just toss them out. No need to repair. But without more information on his infrastructure it's hard to know what is best. |
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November 04, 2014, 11:20:25 AM |
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Want to gamble? Go fund the bankroll of some gambling or dice site. Try looking at dicesites.com.
You have about 150 BTC to play with. Spread it around. But be careful, some of them disappeared, and some have ninjas (that go poof as well.)
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Sythyn
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November 06, 2014, 04:11:39 AM |
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Want to gamble? Go fund the bankroll of some gambling or dice site. Try looking at dicesites.com.
You have about 150 BTC to play with. Spread it around. But be careful, some of them disappeared, and some have ninjas (that go poof as well.)
Oh my, that would really be a gamble. The OP would not only need to gamble that the site is not going to be in some way attacked and/or have bad luck, but also need to gamble that the site is not a scam (or running a long term scam). I would say that the later issue would make mining in even negative EV miners a better "bet" then investing in the bankroll in gambling bankrolls |
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xstr8guy
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November 10, 2014, 01:19:07 PM |
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This "free electricity" bullshit needs to stop!
News flash... you don't really have free electricity... you just think you do. If you are renting an apartment or office with electricity included in your lease, or you live in a dorm room or your Mom's basement... someone is paying that monthly bill. And that someone is going to notice a large-scale mining operation when that bill rolls in.
And you probably have a very limited amount of that "free electricity". Certainly not enough to have a mining operation that brings in more than measly pocket change. An average size American home can run about 10THs of mining equipment. Mine barely does just that and it's touch and go if the A/C and pool pump are running at the same time. And the income it brings in these days is negligible. So in your average office/apartment, you'd be lucky to run 2THs before you blew circuit breakers... much less if you're in a dorm room.
So please stop saying you have "free electricity" unless you have a wind turbine, a hydro dam, solar farm, nuclear reactor or a perpetual motion machine in you backyard. And if you do, you'd make much more money selling your excess electricity back to the utility company.
Shwew, now I feel better!
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Seketsuna
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November 12, 2014, 09:48:40 AM |
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Want to gamble? Go fund the bankroll of some gambling or dice site. Try looking at dicesites.com.
You have about 150 BTC to play with. Spread it around. But be careful, some of them disappeared, and some have ninjas (that go poof as well.)
Oh my, that would really be a gamble. The OP would not only need to gamble that the site is not going to be in some way attacked and/or have bad luck, but also need to gamble that the site is not a scam (or running a long term scam). I would say that the later issue would make mining in even negative EV miners a better "bet" then investing in the bankroll in gambling bankrolls bankroll or he can gamble some of it and he will most likely end up getting more rather than doing mining. Mining is not a good money maker in my opinion. |
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cowandtea
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November 12, 2014, 10:47:21 AM |
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What do you think should i Invest and how much money will i make per day If i dont pay electricity !! I dont need to pay electricity in my country at all what kind of hardware should i buy and how much will I earn for day
The real question is, how much free electricity do you have. When you say electricity is free in your country, does that mean you have unlimited of it? Hosting ASIC for people seems to be even more profitable then buying and mining ownself.. |
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Seketsuna
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November 13, 2014, 12:32:41 AM |
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What do you think should i Invest and how much money will i make per day If i dont pay electricity !! I dont need to pay electricity in my country at all what kind of hardware should i buy and how much will I earn for day
The real question is, how much free electricity do you have. When you say electricity is free in your country, does that mean you have unlimited of it? Hosting ASIC for people seems to be even more profitable then buying and mining ownself.. yeah hosting is more profitable than mining solo besides like the other guy said there is no such thing as free electricity. |
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aurel57
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November 13, 2014, 09:29:48 AM
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This "free electricity" bullshit needs to stop!
News flash... you don't really have free electricity... you just think you do. If you are renting an apartment or office with electricity included in your lease, or you live in a dorm room or your Mom's basement... someone is paying that monthly bill. And that someone is going to notice a large-scale mining operation when that bill rolls in.
And you probably have a very limited amount of that "free electricity". Certainly not enough to have a mining operation that brings in more than measly pocket change. An average size American home can run about 10THs of mining equipment. Mine barely does just that and it's touch and go if the A/C and pool pump are running at the same time. And the income it brings in these days is negligible. So in your average office/apartment, you'd be lucky to run 2THs before you blew circuit breakers... much less if you're in a dorm room.
So please stop saying you have "free electricity" unless you have a wind turbine, a hydro dam, solar farm, nuclear reactor or a perpetual motion machine in you backyard. And if you do, you'd make much more money selling your excess electricity back to the utility company.
Shwew, now I feel better!
I read where China provides free electric to business there so who is to say if there is not other Countries or Cities doing the same? But for the most part you are right. |
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