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Quote from: Crypto Library on December 11, 2021, 11:25:07 AM

I have a pc with Intel Core i7 7th gen and GPU 1050ti. Can I start my mining journey using by them ?
Actually, I am a newcomer in this industry so I don't know how to start ming but I have a lot of interest in it.
Can I have some suggestions from you to start mining?

yes you can learn for mining, but not for profit only for knowledge, well for starter you can use the gpus, and try adding more gpus

here list some good miner for amd = teamredminer, nvidia = trex miner, it will be quite journey beside you had still time, fro atleast 1-2 year before falling down to break even

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Quote from: Crypto Library on December 14, 2021, 03:29:45 AM

Quote from: FP91G on December 12, 2021, 08:35:26 AM

Start exploring with this resources.
The GPU 1050ti has 4GB of memory. This is not enough to mine the most profitable coins, but trying mining is enough.

https://mining.help/
https://mining.help/profit/
https://whattomine.com/gpus/31-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti?cost=0.1

Thanks your information . I learn lots of think here . I appreciate that .

Quote from: Gorosden on December 13, 2021, 08:02:52 AM

1050ti? I'm not sure if a 4gb GPU can still do the work very well today unless the coin you want to mine is new coin, you can easily get the work done by installing Nicehash mining software on this pc and do some mining benchmark you will see the easiest coins to mine on your GPU (1050ti)

Yes my gpu is asus 1050ti 4gb . I also think that I should start mining from new coin . Thanks for giving advice . I appreciate you .

Quote from: abikobong on December 13, 2021, 10:22:50 PM

you'll need about 10 of them and can't mine Eth with it. Roll Eyes

yay maybe if you're mining RVN or ETC it could work, 1050ti for etc with ethermine on speed 12-15 mh/s.

Thanks. But I have a question that is I don't understand the mega hash system . Can you please tell more about it ?

I did not give you this link for nothing
https://whattomine.com/gpus/31-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti?cost=0.1
For your graphics card, the most profitable coin is Flux (FLUX).
But I advise you to choose the coin that has liquidity and is traded on many exchanges.

Then follow on
https://miningpoolstats.stream/flux
Choose one of the first three pools and read the instructions for setting up the miner.

Do the same with the coin you like.

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Quote from: Crypto Library on December 14, 2021, 03:29:45 AM

Thanks. But I have a question that is I don't understand the mega hash system . Can you please tell more about it ?

Simply put, it's just a metric to measure how powerful your mining power are. More or less similar to how kilometer or meter, but it's for mining. You can also search on Google with keywords like "what is MH/s", "what is hash/s" and so on if you want to find out.

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Quote from: abikobong on December 13, 2021, 10:22:50 PM

you'll need about 10 of them and can't mine Eth with it. Roll Eyes

yay maybe if you're mining RVN or ETC it could work, 1050ti for etc with ethermine on speed 12-15 mh/s.

Yea Ethereum classic can work perfectly with gtx1050ti presently because my little brother is using two to mine ETC that's how I know so it's confirmed, also you can get away with ravencoin but I'm not 100% sure

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Quote from: FP91G on December 12, 2021, 08:35:26 AM

Start exploring with this resources.
The GPU 1050ti has 4GB of memory. This is not enough to mine the most profitable coins, but trying mining is enough.

https://mining.help/
https://mining.help/profit/
https://whattomine.com/gpus/31-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti?cost=0.1

Thanks your information . I learn lots of think here . I appreciate that .

Quote from: Gorosden on December 13, 2021, 08:02:52 AM

1050ti? I'm not sure if a 4gb GPU can still do the work very well today unless the coin you want to mine is new coin, you can easily get the work done by installing Nicehash mining software on this pc and do some mining benchmark you will see the easiest coins to mine on your GPU (1050ti)

Yes my gpu is asus 1050ti 4gb . I also think that I should start mining from new coin . Thanks for giving advice . I appreciate you .

Quote from: abikobong on December 13, 2021, 10:22:50 PM

you'll need about 10 of them and can't mine Eth with it. Roll Eyes

yay maybe if you're mining RVN or ETC it could work, 1050ti for etc with ethermine on speed 12-15 mh/s.

Thanks. But I have a question that is I don't understand the mega hash system . Can you please tell more about it ?

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you'll need about 10 of them and can't mine Eth with it. Roll Eyes

yay maybe if you're mining RVN or ETC it could work, 1050ti for etc with ethermine on speed 12-15 mh/s.

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1050ti? I'm not sure if a 4gb GPU can still do the work very well today unless the coin you want to mine is new coin, you can easily get the work done by installing Nicehash mining software on this pc and do some mining benchmark you will see the easiest coins to mine on your GPU (1050ti)

FP91G

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Start exploring with this resources.
The GPU 1050ti has 4GB of memory. This is not enough to mine the most profitable coins, but trying mining is enough.

https://mining.help/
https://mining.help/profit/
https://whattomine.com/gpus/31-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1050-ti?cost=0.1

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I have a pc with Intel Core i7 7th gen and GPU 1050ti. Can I start my mining journey using by them ?
Actually, I am a newcomer in this industry so I don't know how to start ming but I have a lot of interest in it.
Can I have some suggestions from you to start mining?

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