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post 1506762131 06-01-2017, 11:32 AM
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Bitcoin wasn't priced at $2200-2500 back when 290X was released though

The Bitcoin hype is insane.
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Hnnnnnng....



https://rog.asus.com/articles/maximu...adripper-cpu/#
The new breed of insanely quick M.2-based NVMe SSDs can overheat when they’re pushed to the limit for sustained periods, which is the last time you want to suffer slowdowns. To help maintain performance under pressure, the Zenith applies cooling to storage as well. Drives in the onboard slot are covered by the substantial chipset heatsink. Two more slots are available in an included DIMM.2 card that stands up drives next to the memory slots. This placement puts SSDs in the path of typical chassis airflow, and the module has mounts for fans up to 60 mm if you want direct cooling.
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Originally Posted By MrJensenn⏩
Bitcoin wasn't priced at $2200-2500 back when 290X was released though

The Bitcoin hype is insane.
Which means that Vega will be ostensibly impossible to get unless you buy it up in the first 15 minutes. Same thing happened with the 1080Ti's and they aren't even good for mining.
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Bits & Chips with the latest rumors - these guys have solid rumors.

Entry level 16C/32T Threadripper to cost $849.



More rumors:
The 18C Xeon Gold 6154 has a 3.0 Ghz base and 200W TDP - same silicon as the 18C SKylake-X.

Going by the clocks of the 1800X, Threadripper could run comfortable at 3.7GHz with 200W use.
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Originally Posted By MrJensenn⏩
Bits & Chips with the latest rumors - these guys solid rumors.

Entry level 16C/32T Threadripper to cost $849.
If this will be true, that's basically half the price of Intel's equivalent 16c/32t offering lol.
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
If this will be true, that's basically half the price of Intel's equivalent 16c/32t offering lol.
Which means the 12 core offering might hover ~$600, which still has 64 PCI Express lanes. Pretty sure I know where my money's going.
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The ETH mining frenzy has made 470 and 480 cards go for insane amount on eBay.
Even old 290X cards and 280X are going for huge amounts.

480 cards easily sell for $300-400 used. (Check eBay)


I almost got sucked back into the mining grind, but hey, it's so much work maintaining these rigs and such that it's easier just to take a cup of coffee and invest some into an index fund.
(Although, gridcoin seemed interesting given that they are coins that are earned by spending computational power on doing research -https://boinc.berkeley.edu/-What is Gridcoin?)
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I was lucky enough to somehow get 5 480s on newegg that randomly came in stock a week or so ago. I also grabbed a MSI 470 Gaming X off craigslist for only $165 the same time. So far my rig is on track to get almost 1 ETH and around 4000 SIA in its first week.
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
Why would Vega be over $999? It should be under $700, and under $550 if it's not as fast as a 1080. No reason it should ever have been over $999.
Wrote wrong here, I meant to say Threadripper, lol.


It's not likely it will be very north of $500 given their current track record with Ryzen.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
I was lucky enough to somehow get 5 480s on newegg that randomly came in stock a week or so ago. I also grabbed a MSI 470 Gaming X off craigslist for only $165 the same time. So far my rig is on track to get almost 1 ETH and around 4000 SIA in its first week.
Did you start mining yet?
What wallet and miner are you using or will be using?

Was hoping for Vega to launch during the Computex so I can dedicate my 295X2 for mining but it got delayed. Still haven't started but I might try soon just to see how it is.
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
Did you start mining yet?
What wallet and miner are you using or will be using?

Was hoping for Vega to launch during the Computex so I can dedicate my 295X2 for mining but it got delayed. Still haven't started but I might try soon just to see how it is.
Ya ive had it running for a little over 3 days so far. I downloaded the SIA UI from their website for a wallet and Im trying out MyEtherWallet. It was getting around 170 mh/s at first but I got it up to around 178 now messing with the overclock settings a bit. I have it dual mining with claymore so its also getting ~3300mh/s SIA aswell. The whole rig was pulling 850W from the wall solo mining ETH and bumps up to 1020W dual mining.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
Ya ive had it running for a little over 3 days so far. I downloaded the SIA UI from their website for a wallet and Im trying out MyEtherWallet. It was getting around 170 mh/s at first but I got it up to around 178 now messing with the overclock settings a bit. I have it dual mining with claymore so its also getting ~3300mh/s SIA aswell. The whole rig was pulling 850W from the wall solo mining ETH and bumps up to 1020W dual mining.
Mining with a PC is not cost effective unless what you're mining is extremely valuable, in which case everyone is doing it, diluting the value. There are ASIC mining hardware specifically designed to crank out Gigahashes.. Terahashes.. Your megahash isn't earning you much of anything. You'll pay about as much in electrical bills as you'll earn. Get an ASIC miner. You can get USB ASIC sticks, or dedicated ASIC internal PC cards (looks like a GPU without any video outputs). The USB sticks aren't too bad, but the internal cards can be pretty bat**** costly.

https://www.amazon.com/ASICMiner-Blo...rds=asic+miner

^^ 10.7 Gigahashes/sec


https://www.amazon.com/GekkoScience-...V2XCRXM438S3S6

^^15 Gigahashes/sec in a USB form factor for $70... vs using a GPU that hogs at least 200w+ under load.
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
Mining with a PC is not cost effective unless what you're mining is extremely valuable, in which case everyone is doing it, diluting the value. There are ASIC mining hardware specifically designed to crank out Gigahashes.. Terahashes.. Your megahash isn't earning you much of anything. You'll pay about as much in electrical bills as you'll earn. Get an ASIC miner. You can get USB ASIC sticks, or dedicated ASIC internal PC cards (looks like a GPU without any video outputs). The USB sticks aren't too bad, but the internal cards can be pretty bat**** costly.

https://www.amazon.com/ASICMiner-Blo...rds=asic+miner

^^ 10.7 Gigahashes/sec


https://www.amazon.com/GekkoScience-...V2XCRXM438S3S6

^^15 Gigahashes/sec in a USB form factor for $70... vs using a GPU that hogs at least 200w+ under load.
What?
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
Mining with a PC is not cost effective unless what you're mining is extremely valuable,
But hashrates are different depending on what you're mining right?

Anyway, if I will use my GPU mining, this is what the site say I'll get.

On a monthly basis assuming maybe I use it as full time miner using my current gaming rig, it will cost me about $50/mo on power consumption. But I'll get about 1.44 eth/mo @ $220/eth, that will be $316/mo. So about a net profit of $266 monthly as shown in the link. For the current rate of eth, I think that's not too bad even using a gaming rig.

But I plan to make a separate mining rig if the test on my gaming is positive. Maybe I'll get my son's 295x2 so I can run 2 of them and just buy him a 1080 lol.

CryptoCompare

Edit: Just realized my buy-in already appreciated. Trying not to monitor them so I haven't checked since I bought them until I saw the rate now lol.
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[QUOTE=jinda628 post_id=1506886381]But hashrates are different depending on what you're mining right?

Anyway, if I will use my GPU mining, this is what the site say I'll get.

On a monthly basis assuming maybe I use it as full time miner using my current gaming rig, it will cost me about $50/mo on power consumption. But I'll get about 1.44 eth/mo @ $220/eth, that will be $316/mo. So about a net profit of $266 monthly as shown in the link. For the current rate of eth, I think that's not too bad even using a gaming rig.

But I plan to make a separate mining rig if the test on my gaming is positive. Maybe I'll get my son's 295x2 so I can run 2 of them and just buy him a 1080 lol.[/QUOTE]Well that's less power than I thought, but you have to leave it running 24/7, which puts out a ton of heat. Having a secondary machine to run it on is the best option, since if you actually want to use your gaming PC, you can't mine and play games at the same time.

[QUOTE=FFailed post_id=1506885081]What?[/QUOTE]You'll have to expand your question.

[QUOTE=Kumquatv1 post_id=1506886551]I just upgraded my chair and it is due to arrive today. Really looking forward to it. Instant Loser. I know both of us are losing weight but we are still big guys. You might be interested in this chair as well.

[URL=https://secretlab.co/us/product/titan]https://secretlab.co/us/product/titan[/URL]

[img]https://secretlab.co/assets/images/catalog/catalog_titan.jpg/img][/QUOTE]Nice looking chair. Next year when I buy my house or condo, I'll be getting some new furniture and I'll look into something like this at that time.
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
But hashrates are different depending on what you're mining right?

Anyway, if I will use my GPU mining, this is what the site say I'll get.

On a monthly basis assuming maybe I use it as full time miner using my current gaming rig, it will cost me about $50/mo on power consumption. But I'll get about 1.44 eth/mo @ $220/eth, that will be $316/mo. So about a net profit of $266 monthly as shown in the link. For the current rate of eth, I think that's not too bad even using a gaming rig.

But I plan to make a separate mining rig if the test on my gaming is positive. Maybe I'll get my son's 295x2 so I can run 2 of them and just buy him a 1080 lol.

CryptoCompare

Edit: Just realized my buy-in already appreciated. Trying not to monitor them so I haven't checked since I bought them until I saw the rate now lol.
I wonder if I built 3-4 rigs for mining how much I could make........I am trying to use that calc but I don't understand the KWh. I put in 9.6kwh from my electric company but it comes in all wrong on the calc.
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Can't decide between getting the 7700k with a decent motherboard like the regular asus prime, or getting a 6700k off of ebay for £60 less and using that £60 to go with the asus maximus vIII hero meaning a better oc and better board in general.
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Originally Posted By sugalump5⏩
Can't decide between getting the 7700k with a decent motherboard like the regular asus prime, or getting a 6700k off of ebay for £60 less and using that £60 to go with the asus maximus vIII hero meaning a better oc and better board in general.
I'd wait for a month or so and look at the new options for the x299 Chipset from Intel, or the Thread Ripper (x399 Chipset) from AMD. The 7700k is ~$340, and I'm pretty sure there's going to be options from both companies for way more cores than the 7700k for around the same price. Like a minimum of 8 cores/16 threads.
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Originally Posted By InstantLoser⏩
Well that's less power than I thought, but you have to leave it running 24/7, which puts out a ton of heat. Having a secondary machine to run it on is the best option, since if you actually want to use your gaming PC, you can't mine and play games at the same time.



You'll have to expand your question.



Nice looking chair. Next year when I buy my house or condo, I'll be getting some new furniture and I'll look into something like this at that time.
I think you are confusing bitcoin mining with what we were talking about. ETH isn't the same deal. There are alot of different algorithms and hash rates for each coin. You cant directly compare hash rates across all coins.
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Originally Posted By eXistenceLies⏩
I wonder if I built 3-4 rigs for mining how much I could make........I am trying to use that calc but I don't understand the KWh. I put in 9.6kwh from my electric company but it comes in all wrong on the calc.
Your bill should say what you pay per kWh. Mine is 13 cents. You just enter you billing rate along with the system power draw. My 6 gpu miner (5x480s and 1 470) does 178 mh/s, draws 850w(solo mining) and my kw/h rate is .13. I have 6 evga 1070 SC on the way tuesday going to see how an nvidia rig does but not sure if i mine eth or something different. You can also dual mine ethereum at the same time as a few other coins like pascal, lbry, sia so right now im doing ETH/SIA but that stresses the cards a bit more and uses 1020W. Just going off what I've been doing in the past 3 days id be making ~$1000/mo but that obviously will change with difficulty and price of the coin.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
I think you are confusing bitcoin mining with what we were talking about. ETH isn't the same deal. There are alot of different algorithms and hash rates for each coin. You cant directly compare hash rates across all coins.
Oh ****, I thought you were talking about Bitcoin. Sorry then..

https://steemit.com/ethereum/@elyaqu...ssic-available

^^Looks like there are ASIC miners for Ethereum though.. looks pretty costly for not a terribly significant hash rate.

I assume AMD is king with Ethereum as it was with Bitcoin/Litecoin? Probably why you can't even get AMD cards on Amazon right now (or they're massively overpriced like $450 for an RX 480).
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Originally Posted By eXistenceLies⏩
I wonder if I built 3-4 rigs for mining how much I could make........I am trying to use that calc but I don't understand the KWh. I put in 9.6kwh from my electric company but it comes in all wrong on the calc.
Average kw/h in the US is $0.12, I'm paying $0.129/kw. You should see the rate on your elec. bill or just use 0.12.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
Your bill should say what you pay per kWh. Mine is 13 cents. You just enter you billing rate along with the system power draw. My 6 gpu miner (5x480s and 1 470) does 178 mh/s, draws 850w(solo mining) and my kw/h rate is .13. I have 6 evga 1070 SC on the way tuesday going to see how an nvidia rig does but not sure if i mine eth or something different. You can also dual mine ethereum at the same time as a few other coins like pascal, lbry, sia so right now im doing ETH/SIA but that stresses the cards a bit more and uses 1020W. Just going off what I've been doing in the past 3 days id be making ~$1000/mo but that obviously will change with difficulty and price of the coin.
Interesting...What motherboard allows you to run 6 gpus or do you have two rigs?

Here is my last bills summary. Can you explain what my kw/h is that I would enter into calc?



Also saw this on my bill "The average price you paid for electric service this month was 8.6¢ per kWh."
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Originally Posted By eXistenceLies⏩
Interesting...What motherboard allows you to run 6 gpus or do you have two rigs?

Here is my last bills summary. Can you explain what my kw/h is that I would enter into calc?

I have a MSI Gaming M5 in one and z170 Pro carbon in the other both with G4400 cpus(each rig is going to be 6 cards). Looks odd compared to my bill. It looks like you get charged in teirs and lower usage is less? Either way it looks like the highest tier usage is almost .13 once you add in the delivery charge so maybe just use that since any additional usage will be in that tier. Cant wait to see what my $50-60 electric bill is going to be after this month lol.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
I have a MSI Gaming M5 in one and z170 Pro carbon in the other both with G4400 cpus(each rig is going to be 6 cards). Looks odd compared to my bill. It looks like you get charged in teirs and lower usage is less? Either way it looks like the highest tier usage is almost .13 once you add in the delivery charge so maybe just use that since any additional usage will be in that tier. Cant wait to see what my $50-60 electric bill is going to be after this month lol.
Still lost on how you get that number lol.
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Originally Posted By FFailed⏩
I have a MSI Gaming M5 in one and z170 Pro carbon in the other both with G4400 cpus(each rig is going to be 6 cards).
I know these rigs are setup differently than a gaming PC right? I see some GPUs just mounted exposed without covers, etc. Do you have some guide to help setup similar rigs when I decide to make one?
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Originally Posted By eXistenceLies⏩
Still lost on how you get that number lol.
If you use 0.13, the you wont be far from the actual cost. That higher rate you use will just make you estimate more conservative.

So if you try that rate, using your current rig, what are the results?
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Originally Posted By jinda628⏩
If you use 0.13, the you wont be far from the actual cost. That higher rate you use will just make you estimate more conservative.

So if you try that rate, using your current rig, what are the results?
I don't even know what a 1080ti would put on in MH/s. I also have a 780 GTX. Putting in .12 gets me $240 a month at 60MH/s.
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
weighted mean

(500*0.0425 + 500*0.0225+184*0.0925)/1184

4.1 cents per kwh (just for the electricity)

they included everything: cost/kwh = 102.33/1184 = 8.6 cents
and if I put 8.6 cents in it makes the calc go crazy

PROFIT PER MONTH
$ -5,010.18

LMAO!

I guess I would put .086 as it looks normal now.

PROFIT PER MONTH
$ 261.69
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