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Topic: Anyone Mining using regular silent pc for long term mining ? - page 2. (Read 290 times)

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Yes . Also my friend is in the office every week mon to fri.

So hard reboot is easy.

Smos is very trouble free software once it is dialed in there is not much to do.

I have 25 smos rigs and 2 windows rigs.


We have a barber shop with three small rigs in the back room this is another cheap power deal.

And my garage has 2 rigs
My partners base mentioned has a rig.

And the farm has 20 or 19 rigs that are bigger.

They dont need a lot of work and they are not loud.

We will grow the farm to 30 plus rigs.

And we have a few more offices we will add to.
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With pc is not possible for long term leaving because it will crash and also you need do some maintance like dust cleaning change paste etc.
Asic will be suitable for that. you just plug it and forget for long time.

wrong.  my 3  pc units run for months on end no maintance .  When coins were  hot they earned as much as 40 usd a day they are down to 14 usd a day.

MY cost is zero since they are paid off.
My partners cost is 22 usd in power.

I net 210 a month

He nets 210-22 = 188 a month

The coins  could drop  another 50% and I would net 105 a month and he would net 105-20=85

But buying a cheap pc to do this is hard to do.

I know where to buy a prebuilt with a 3060ti new with a warranty for 1200 which is okay enough it earns  57 x 5 = 2.85-3.00 a day

it burns 5kwatts a day 1 dollar at 20 cent power so you net about 2 a day


So 3 months straight without any reset or crash?
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If you want quiet you probaby don't want to mine. Noise is the byproduct of cooling necessary to keep
the equipment at a reasonable temperature.

Besides that, tower PCs can usually handle 2 GPUs inside the case. More requires risers and the case
becomes irrelevant. Some cases can't fit the largest GPUs so measure before you buy. A PSU upgrade
is often needed.

You can even build a fairly decent dedicated mining rig, if you want, depending on the number of PCIe slots
on the mobo.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
With pc is not possible for long term leaving because it will crash and also you need do some maintance like dust cleaning change paste etc.
Asic will be suitable for that. you just plug it and forget for long time.

wrong.  my 3  pc units run for months on end no maintance .  When coins were  hot they earned as much as 40 usd a day they are down to 14 usd a day.

MY cost is zero since they are paid off.
My partners cost is 22 usd in power.

I net 210 a month

He nets 210-22 = 188 a month

The coins  could drop  another 50% and I would net 105 a month and he would net 105-20=85

But buying a cheap pc to do this is hard to do.

I know where to buy a prebuilt with a 3060ti new with a warranty for 1200 which is okay enough it earns  57 x 5 = 2.85-3.00 a day

it burns 5kwatts a day 1 dollar at 20 cent power so you net about 2 a day

legendary
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Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Here are some 2 card miners in an office.
My friend rents an office floor.  He sublets 80% of the floor to a company and keeps 20% of the space for himself.

So they share the power bill.

he pays 20% they pay 80%.

So if the bill is 1000 usd he pays 200.   This gear uses 800 watts or 20 kwatts a day or 600 kwatts a month. kwatts are 17 cents so .17 x 600 = $102 but he pays 20% or only  

$20.40.  We split coins  so 230 mh x .06 = $13.80 a day to split or $6.90 each a day

the 3 normal sized pc's here is a link to one of them

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265162526087?   My version of this one has 2 cards in it.


 the other have diy cases

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With pc is not possible for long term leaving because it will crash and also you need do some maintance like dust cleaning change paste etc.
Asic will be suitable for that. you just plug it and forget for long time.
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Yeah I place 1 card and 2 card pcs in offices in New Jersey.

Send me a pm if you want  more details.

Please note my main  account is philipma1957
legendary
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It doesn't work the way you want, and I don't know exactly the hardware of a regular silent PC  Cheesy
If you have weak GPU, it doesn't make sense to mine, you'll waster energy and not profit

But it's better if you take some time and read more about the mining situation today

The easy way to do is: install nicehash, let it run all the benchmarks and mine with the most profitable algo for you

If you want to maximize profits and make a better strategy, research more

For example, Claymore hasn't been updated for a while, so you have to use another miner, and there's plenty to choose, Phoenix Miner for example is the most popular
You can use linux based OS for mining, like HiveOS or SimpleMining, it's solid stable, better than windows

So, take some time to read this forum, and there's good youtube channels to learn more, like Bits Be Trippin, red panda mining, voskcoin or son of a tech
legendary
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Evil beware: We have waffles!
Ref the pinned topic at the top of this section - mainly point-3.
PC's have not been able to mine Bitcoin since late 2013. They can however be used to mine crap coins (altcoins) but discussion of them is not for here. The altcoin sections are here
newbie
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Anyone here using a old pc to mine crypto ?

All into binance pool
I’m looking to get a the smallest, silent yet powerful unit to just be plugged
In to the power using and mine away for years possibly


I tried to set up claymore which didn’t work properly as I didn’t know how to
Then I tried nice hash didn’t work


Can anyone help me out ?
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