Best used relatively available mining rig 500$ to 1000$

Palllke

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Quote from: r.hendricks on April 14, 2021, 11:56:52 AM

Haha, a $1.50/day profit with a cost of $500-$600 means that that's around a year to get an ROI... By then, the difficulty would have increased, so you would prob not even get a full return on your investment.

10-11 month is a normal time to get first profit. The time when you could get your first profit after 3 months has passed.

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Quote from: JohnnyDoeTheSecond on April 15, 2021, 11:22:33 AM

Watch the market like a hawk and save your money. The moment a NEW miner comes on sale with good efficiency such as the S19 pro or whatever they cook up next, jump on it and buy it before it is sold out, which often takes around an hour or a day or so.

Alas the miner wont turn up for 5-6 months so it's pointless anyway.

JohnnyDoeTheSecond

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Watch the market like a hawk and save your money. The moment a NEW miner comes on sale with good efficiency such as the S19 pro or whatever they cook up next, jump on it and buy it before it is sold out, which often takes around an hour or a day or so.

r.hendricks

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Haha, a $1.50/day profit with a cost of $500-$600 means that that's around a year to get an ROI... By then, the difficulty would have increased, so you would prob not even get a full return on your investment.

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S9 with a psu for 500-600

Now it earns about 35 cents x 12= $4.20 a day

It burns 27 kwatts which at 10 cents is 2.70

so 4.20-2.70= 1.50 profit daily.

Do I think you should buy one. Not sure 🤔

can you handle the noise it makes?
can you handle the heat it makes?

is your power 10 cents a kwatt?

we could go in the wrong direction and you could crash that profit to zero or negative.

DigitalFox

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Don't waste your time and money trying to buy an old piece of junk. Few months down the road you'll be using it as a very expensive heater for your home.

Ttechqc

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Yes Bitcoin ASIC, sorry my question was not that clear!

BitMaxz

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What exactly do you want to find GPU miner or ASIC miner?

This place mostly talk about Bitcoin/sha256 ASIC miner this is not the right place to ask for mining rig(GPU rig) because this place is for Bitcoin mining. I hope that you read the sticky thread from here "BITCOIN MINING INTRO & RULES OF THIS SUBFORUM - READ BEFORE POSTING"

If you talking about Bitcoin miner(ASIC miner) then you are in the right place.

Here's the list of manufacturer and verified distributor

Ttechqc

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Best used relatively available ASIC mining between 500$ to 1000$

Suggestions on what models to get (or avoid)

Best Place to buy look for it in US or Canada

Tx in advance

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