thank you very much for your answers but my main question is, which algorith to prefer for new alt coins? ethash, eqinash, blake etc.? sure none can be sure but anyway, we may guess against each of their statuations, and i just wanna learn ur ideas.
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Topic: ethereum or others? (Read 204 times)
ETH in terms of stability looks very interesting
but many interesting other projects
but many interesting other projects
Nvidia cards are a bit safer investment. They can efficiently mine more coins, there's not as many of them out there in the mining farms (so less competition when you sell it), and they're also slightly better for gaming and general computing (comparing gtx 1060 vs rx 570/580, gtx 1070/80 vs vega 56/64 etc — the same priced nvidia cards are usually faster and less power-hungry).
Hi
I would say RX are only good for ether.
GTX are good for ether and better for all other algos.
rx series are really good for ethereum.
I would say RX are only good for ether.
GTX are good for ether and better for all other algos.
hi everybody,
i need your help. everybody says that some other alt coins will rise for mining, for example ethash is now expensive and slow for transections, thats why new coins will choose waves algorithms. What are your ideas about it, if new coins use ethereum algoritms, or others, especially after ethereum starts to pos mining. i ask this qouestion cs i ll buy new gpu and couldnt decide which gpu i must buy, rx series or gtx series. cs rx series are really good for ethereum.
thank you for your answers.
i need your help. everybody says that some other alt coins will rise for mining, for example ethash is now expensive and slow for transections, thats why new coins will choose waves algorithms. What are your ideas about it, if new coins use ethereum algoritms, or others, especially after ethereum starts to pos mining. i ask this qouestion cs i ll buy new gpu and couldnt decide which gpu i must buy, rx series or gtx series. cs rx series are really good for ethereum.
thank you for your answers.
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