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December 26, 2014, 06:20:15 AM
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I currently have two 32ghs r boxes and one 100ghs r box and im looking to add to my mining setup. I would prefer something that can be run via usb and is easy to setup. Power consumption dosent matter as i have free electricity.
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December 26, 2014, 06:26:15 AM
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How much you want to spend?
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December 26, 2014, 07:48:02 AM
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How much you want to spend?

maximum $300

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December 26, 2014, 08:07:19 AM
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How much you want to spend?

maximum $300



Technobit DICE ===> DICE with controller
The unit come without psu.
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December 26, 2014, 08:29:56 AM
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For $300 you could actually get a fair amount of mining gear.  If you're looking for USB stuff, rockminer is probably a good place to start.  The "New R-Box" is somewhere around $75 for 110 GH/s, the R4 box is $150 for 500 GH/s, though you need to add a controller to that as well.  You might be able to swing an ASICMiner Tube used with a PSU for $300, but that may be a stretch.  If you're asking what the more power efficient gear is, unfortunately a lot of that is bigger and pricier.  Best you could do is probably get an Antminer S3, .

I'd be a little wary of sinking too much money into gear right now, several major manufacturers are about to release new chips.

Bitmain (Dec 27 2014) ~.5W/GH
ASICMiner (March-April 2015) ~.3W/GH
Spondoolies (Q1 2015)
Bitfury (This year claimed)

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December 27, 2014, 02:02:45 AM
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I currently have two 32ghs r boxes and one 100ghs r box and im looking to add to my mining setup. I would prefer something that can be run via usb and is easy to setup. Power consumption dosent matter as i have free electricity.

Why not do some real mining when you have free electricity, like buying Antminer S5. I dont think you will even ROI with free electricity if you are buying USB miner.

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December 28, 2014, 06:25:15 AM
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I currently have two 32ghs r boxes and one 100ghs r box and im looking to add to my mining setup. I would prefer something that can be run via usb and is easy to setup. Power consumption dosent matter as i have free electricity.

Why not do some real mining when you have free electricity, like buying Antminer S5. I dont think you will even ROI with free electricity if you are buying USB miner.

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