I'm wondering, how are you people financing these mining rigs? If you have 30 cpus on QubitCoin which can't be traded yet (or at least not much), do you have another cpus on some other coin that covers that? If that's not the case, you must be thinking about it as a long term investment, but I still find it little hard to dump hundreds of dollars to rent servers and then hope that it'll pay back in a few months.
you know ... for example as myself I am doing this way...
I have 5 rigs that are all time mining scrypt coins via gpus ... and "additionally" I am using cpus on those rigs to mine this coin
They both does not excluding
So for me its like mining this coin additionally while in real I am focusing on somthing bigger
So answer is simple... if it will be not used why not to use and try lucky of earnining way more ?
Same here. I have 10 dedicated machines for mining (currently Doge, previous LTC, and originally BTC) -- each one has two Radeon GPUs (most have two 7950), plus an A10-5800k APU (also mining scrypt at ~35KHASH on the built in GPU), and now using the CPU portion for QubitCoin
Also have several other machines that are not dedicated miners; but all do have GPUs that are mining as well.
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A tip for anyone not super "techy" that also wants to do this -- go to task manager and remove affinity from one core of the CPU so the GPU mining doesn't slow down. Had someone ask me this on Facebook last night so just throwing it out there
