Will Antminer B3 work with SONM?
No, Asic doesnt work on SNM.
Any GPU ,preferably Nvidia , but it must be ran on Linux.
You can rent your HDD,RAM,CPU too.
For example on Golem you can rent only your CPU at the moment.
This is a copy paste from a post of SONM CTO from the telegram chat about mining :
So, why does a miner want to switch to SONM:
(1) When mining you have to think what to mine, what coin. Even if you use auto switchers, you take care. With SONM you rent it out automatically and always receive best price in SNM tokens…
(2) …best price from both worlds of (a) mining and (b) real business tasks - whoever pays more.
- When we dont have Customers, someone else is mining on your machine,
- when we have a Customer - he pays more, that mining gives. Otherwise he can’t expect to have your machine.
(3) SONM utilizes all you resources, not only GPU. We will make use of your CPU/RAM, and also disks and even network. Rent everything. Not you can buy not a cheapest Celeron, but a modern i5-i7 and it will also pay for itself. RAM will pay for itself. Disks will. Not CPU, RAM, disks and network are not a waste of money. Not only motherboard and PSU are.
(4) Your mathematical expectation of profits is higher that in general mining case, bacause:
- there are always people, clever that you, in a question what to mine. Basically the MOST CLEVER miners, that know how to mine best shitcoins will offer the highest price for mining and probably rent out ALL free resources in SONM. ALWAYS. Even your machine. So you will share their success.
- there are real applications waiting. At the start there would not be many, we have to promote this disruption machine and make things rolling, but, there would be SOME. And they will have to pay more. This way at least SOME TIMES you will get more money for hour, than even with best mining available.
(5) This way your mining business is FUTURE PROOF, it is ready for transformation with real tasks, you dont worry about PoS or Zcach ASICs. Untill GPU mining lives, you will get a profit not fewer, than it gives, but probably more with real tasks.
