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With a 280x and a 290x I'm mining about 1 ETH per day. It still amazes me to see the huge swings in hashrates on both cards.
seems like ether will take off... but so did a few other coins back in 2014-2015 dark coin black coin to name a few but they all fell down hard. ether looks like its going the same direction people might be making money but with all the hardware to mine the coin now its impossible once again for average joe to get a piece.
If you don't know computers and how to build your own, yes it is impossible.
If you have a minute PC hardware knowledge, you can earn about 2.5x BTC mining earnings after the same cost and power expense.. It's a no brianer.
I know everyone is trying to scare away new miners in eth to secure their few extra $$, but it is, what it is.
Also, there is a reason why there are 300x as many buys as sells on the market for eth...........
seems like ether will take off... but so did a few other coins back in 2014-2015 dark coin black coin to name a few but they all fell down hard. ether looks like its going the same direction people might be making money but with all the hardware to mine the coin now its impossible once again for average joe to get a piece.
Not really impossible to get a piece. You can buy a 280x and cover the costs in less than 2 months even if price does not moon.
seems like ether will take off... but so did a few other coins back in 2014-2015 dark coin black coin to name a few but they all fell down hard. ether looks like its going the same direction people might be making money but with all the hardware to mine the coin now its impossible once again for average joe to get a piece.
hi.
http://etherscan.io/ether-mining-calculator
says Per Day 0.775028822505617
but mining pool (http://dwarfpool.com/) says 0.66248084
have about 40MHs
http://etherscan.io/ether-mining-calculator
says Per Day 0.775028822505617
but mining pool (http://dwarfpool.com/) says 0.66248084
have about 40MHs
mining calculators are just theory/ expectations/assumption
mining involves.. "luck"...
Cheers!
hi.
http://etherscan.io/ether-mining-calculator
says Per Day 0.775028822505617
but mining pool (http://dwarfpool.com/) says 0.66248084
have about 40MHs
http://etherscan.io/ether-mining-calculator
says Per Day 0.775028822505617
but mining pool (http://dwarfpool.com/) says 0.66248084
have about 40MHs
I am running Ethereum Wallet 0.5.2 (newest I think) Mist on Mac OSX. (Says Geth under Activity Monitor.) It catches up with the blockchain every time I start it but if I leave it open it ALWAYS falls behind.
It shows I have 8 peers. When I try to send any Ether it just hangs there and then when I exit I get a timeout error.
Is there a port that needs to be open or something? (I get peers though so it seems like it can connect.)
If this is not the place to ask, apologies in advance, just point me in the right direction please.
Thx,
Its about sharing
It shows I have 8 peers. When I try to send any Ether it just hangs there and then when I exit I get a timeout error.
Is there a port that needs to be open or something? (I get peers though so it seems like it can connect.)
If this is not the place to ask, apologies in advance, just point me in the right direction please.
Thx,
Its about sharing
Looks like a pump happening on poloniex.
Also in bittrex. Hope this time ETH will touch 0.035 at least, again
Looks like a pump happening on poloniex.
a r9 390 is on its way.
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
It does not need much internet bandwidth for mining. 1Mb/s is enough for the data transmission. You need low latency.
1 Mb/s seems high? cgminer on btc is like a few Kb/s I think. I was hoping much less as Im wireless internet (think 3g). Ill be just mining and trading eth for btc as I go. hope not to need the full blockchain.
guess Ill find out
No you don't need the blockchain if your are mining on a pool,
a r9 390 is on its way.
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
It does not need much internet bandwidth for mining. 1Mb/s is enough for the data transmission. You need low latency.
1 Mb/s seems high? cgminer on btc is like a few Kb/s I think. I was hoping much less as Im wireless internet (think 3g). Ill be just mining and trading eth for btc as I go. hope not to need the full blockchain.
guess Ill find out
You misunderstood what he wrote.
Looking at the logs, my rigs are pulling about 15Kb/s each .
a r9 390 is on its way.
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
It does not need much internet bandwidth for mining. 1Mb/s is enough for the data transmission. You need low latency.
1 Mb/s seems high? cgminer on btc is like a few Kb/s I think. I was hoping much less as Im wireless internet (think 3g). Ill be just mining and trading eth for btc as I go. hope not to need the full blockchain.
guess Ill find out
http://www.afr.com/technology/problems-with-bitcoin-give-challenger-ethereum-an-opening-20160329-gnsza8
In the Australian Financial review now 👆
In the Australian Financial review now 👆
a r9 390 is on its way.
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
It does not need much internet bandwidth for mining. 1Mb/s is enough for the data transmission. You need low latency.
a r9 390 is on its way.
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
what kind of internet bandwidth does eth need?
Looks like F2pool has been running a pool and will "release" it soon:
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
It will be interesting to now compare F2 pool vs the existing early ETH pools like Dwarfpool.
Anyways, we need some compelling balance in the ETH mining universe and avoid current BTC mining dominance by F2 and Antpool.
so instead you like it to dominance by dwarfpool?
No. Balance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_90Y8mw_HVY&feature=youtu.be
what happens when someone actually tries to USE an eth smart contract lol (the daily decrypt)
rip eth your scam has gone on long enough
what happens when someone actually tries to USE an eth smart contract lol (the daily decrypt)
rip eth your scam has gone on long enough
just 3 different fees? why so few?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_90Y8mw_HVY&feature=youtu.be
what happens when someone actually tries to USE an eth smart contract lol (the daily decrypt)
rip eth your scam has gone on long enough
what happens when someone actually tries to USE an eth smart contract lol (the daily decrypt)
rip eth your scam has gone on long enough
Looks like F2pool has been running a pool and will "release" it soon:
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
It will be interesting to now compare F2 pool vs the existing early ETH pools like Dwarfpool.
Anyways, we need some compelling balance in the ETH mining universe and avoid current BTC mining dominance by F2 and Antpool.
so instead you like it to dominance by dwarfpool?
Wait is asic mining on eth ?
Looks like F2pool has been running a pool and will "release" it soon:
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
https://www.f2pool.com/help
Blocks found by the pool that has not been launched yet...
https://www.f2pool.com/ethereum-blocks
It will be interesting to now compare F2 pool vs the existing early ETH pools like Dwarfpool.
Anyways, we need some compelling balance in the ETH mining universe and avoid current BTC mining dominance by F2 and Antpool.
No
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