Honestly i have a good 50 or 60TB worth of empty drives sitting about, if its good to mine i may try it.
I think it will be more profitable over time as some plots that are generated at the start may be wanted much later on, unless i'm understanding it wrong
and SSD's are only limited by their writing life, which is pretty long
3TB = 5k burst, your 60 will do 100k day(right now) = 0.7 btc
dailyIf he can make a GPU miner to plot , i guess it could be 7 BTC per day for a while
why? he can just make plot faster, the the paid amount would be the same, he always mine with hdd not gpu
i am guessing faster plot = more payout = more btc ?
yeah but it's still 0.7 daily(with 60), you just make them early, without waiting so long for the cpu miner to finish
u mean the payout is fix no mater how fast the plot ? is it something like 1 x CPU and 100 x CPU will get the same number of coins per day with same HDD size ? i don't full understand how it works
if so, that means its paying based on space per day
basically it's like this:
you need to fill your terabyte first before mining, your space is your hashpower, but they must be filled completely if you want to use them all, the gpu miner only fill those tera faster, so you can mine early with all your power(in terabyte)
it's like a car and her gasoline, the more gas you have(terabyte) the more km you will do(coin mined), but you need to fill your call with it first, and this process take too much time with cpu, this is why we need a gpu "plotter"
First of, I must say that I have no interest in this coin so I didn't look much into detail...
But unless I am totally mistaken, gpu's never write directly to hdd...
Gpu usually does its his work transmit what it has done to the cpu who would eventually write to hdd. So if on burst the whole thing is just "writing to the disk" well this isn't a gpu thing at all...
You want to improve your perf on Burst: Better cpu, Better Mobo with more SataIII and better HDD supporting high speed transfer... for the rest...
So you need to build a disk server which can be access by many cpu at a time: means huge amount of memory for buffering and fast drive, fast cpu...
(at that level, I think you can do that as well on aws)