How much do you make a day?

[Ravious]

MY 5850 is pulling in 300 Mhash/s. How much Per day should I make.

Whats the best mining pool?

[vssa]

1 USD a day

[Stephen Gornick]

1 USD a day

Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day ...


So, that's near the gross revenue.

What you'ld also want to factor in is the cost of the electricity.   The card itself, not including the rest of the rig,, consumes, oh 160W.  Using national residential average (U.S.) power cost of $0.15 per kWh, you'll see about 0.17 BTC earned (worth $1.15 USD at the current exchange rate) and pay 0.9 BTC ($0.58) of that in electricity.

 - http://tpbitcalc.appspot.com/

Of course, your electric consumption includes power supply, mobo, display, etc.,

You'll want to carefully consider your cost of electricity as this configuration could easily be mining at a loss (or at best a miniscule profit).

[TruSteve84]

try this calculator http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.php

I got a hd6990 so i'm getting about .4 btc per day

[Tomatocage]

I make a little over 3 BTC per day @ 0 watts.

[Stephen Gornick]

I make a little over 3 BTC per day @ 0 watts.

Obviously not from mining then ....

[anddy78]

I got 3x5850@390Mh/s and getting about 0.6-0.7 btc per day

[iJeax]

0 BTC per day...

[mokahless]

I've been switching calculators a lot until I found this one. My personal favourite:
http://98.201.170.173:81/btc_calc.php

[opticbit]

some days I get .001 btc and others 10 btc

through referral links
and small no brainer currency trades (find a low and high market, buy from the low one transfer and sell high).  I know someone has made a bot for this.  But am surprised by the differences still out there, I should try to make my own.

[nusizu]

try this calculator http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.php

I got a hd6990 so i'm getting about .4 btc per day

I switched my 6990`s off due to power consumption and switched to FPGA mining. HW from different vendors
currently 3,8 GHps at approx 240 W
That equals around 2 BTC per day

BTW: what is your opinion on deepbit ? I choose that pool, just because it was the biggest but if someone has better experiences, just let me know

[Gabi]

Everything is better than "deepbit"

[nusizu]

Everything is better than "deepbit"

why is that ? can u elaborate a little bit further ? Fees to high ? Algorithms not state-of-the-art ? I understand, that they use the same PPS payment method like others do. What do u use instead, if I may ask that question?

[xBTCbuyerx]

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[John (John K.)]

Everything is better than "deepbit"

why is that ? can u elaborate a little bit further ? Fees to high ? Algorithms not state-of-the-art ? I understand, that they use the same PPS payment method like others do. What do u use instead, if I may ask that question?

Fees too high. That is all for the regular users.

[luicon]

does it worth buy a mining rig FPGA? how much time we will need to get back the investment? 2 years non stop?

[luicon]

how you get 75 a day? mining?
i can't do mining, it takes too much CPU... 

[nusizu]

does it worth buy a mining rig FPGA? how much time we will need to get back the investment? 2 years non stop?

before the BFL ASIC announcement, I would have said yes, it pays off, now I would be a lot more careful.
Only time can tell how BFL will really perform with the new gear. If it turns out to be real, then all FPGA will be obsolete (for mining, they still hold a certain value of course). I personally changed my strategy and pre-ordered the BFL ASIC`s with half of the planned invest for the next months. The other half still goes into FPGA, but this is high risk. Maybe BFL is high risk as well. This announcement is game-changing and there is probably not a "one-and-only-fits-all strategy"
But the primary focus is probably not to make dollars out of the project but support the whole idea in some way. In the secondary focus, of course we all want to prosper ....

[sadpandatech]

Over 9000!!!!11eleven11

[Bjork]

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