Topic: GPU MINERS: What is your Electricity Cost? - page 2. (Read 7474 times)
^ your power bill?
a good modest setup would use 1,000 kWh a month easy
Waiting for my power bill
i have such lack of faith in customer service i dont think i'd find the truth trying to lookup my rates online
Waiting for my power bill
i have such lack of faith in customer service i dont think i'd find the truth trying to lookup my rates online
im paying .04 right now at 1500watts so about 1.45 in electric
Gotta love texas
Gotta love texas
Not all things are bigger in Texas!
I'm paying .05 and also live in Texas!
Unfortunately I live in liberal Texas, aka Austin
They have jacked up fuel costs to $0.13 per kilowatt and $0.11 per kilowatt if you use over 2500 kWh. (Around there)
Coming out to $0.24 per kWh summertime.
For now it's $0.14 total since October is considered winter in the bill.
But wow, $0.13 per kilowatt for fuel? The power plant here uses natural gas which is so cheap.
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's.
I'm also running at around 840W, but with 5GPUs (+CPUs/RAM/Mobos/USBsticks),
may i ask what kind of GPUs those are?
And for the record:
the one at >$0.24 - that's me, i'm at ~$0.3/kWh,
i wish we had prices like you US-guys around here.
whereare you at?
3x5970
I aint even on the list... 1$ /kwh
yeah where the hell's that? thought of having someone host your rigs elsewhere?
I aint even on the list... 1$ /kwh
Antarctica research base?
I aint even on the list... 1$ /kwh
15-16/kwh in Philadelphia, it is no fun at all. Luckily my parents are cool enough to pay for the extra electricity i use for the few months until asics comeout/reward halving.
Just under 15 cents/kwh here in Alberta. Though the fees add up.
Ontario, Canada It varies from .065 to .11 depending on the time of day, I've averaged it out and get .0865 Not including typical "delivery costs" and other BS the hydro companies tack on.
I pay .05ish...
I run my rigs at my friends place..... No power cost
I run my rigs at my friends place..... No power cost
im paying .04 right now at 1500watts so about 1.45 in electric
Gotta love texas
Gotta love texas
Not all things are bigger in Texas!
I'm paying .05 and also live in Texas!
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's.
I'm also running at around 840W, but with 5GPUs (+CPUs/RAM/Mobos/USBsticks),
may i ask what kind of GPUs those are?
And for the record:
the one at >$0.24 - that's me, i'm at ~$0.3/kWh,
i wish we had prices like you US-guys around here.
im paying .04 right now at 1500watts so about 1.45 in electric
Gotta love texas
Gotta love texas
New rate change in Austin, TX.
I now expect to pay $0.11 in winter and $0.23 in the summer.
The good thing is that my 7970s are efficient with power so I could stay profitable even with $0.40, although barely enough to cover energy costs.
ASICs will eventually phase out GPUs so power will eventually be a lesser concern.
I now expect to pay $0.11 in winter and $0.23 in the summer.
The good thing is that my 7970s are efficient with power so I could stay profitable even with $0.40, although barely enough to cover energy costs.
ASICs will eventually phase out GPUs so power will eventually be a lesser concern.
I'm in california, not too expensive here, generally $0.10 I think
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
Where in california are you getting .10$ a hr? because I'm moving there!
In Socal Edison and SDGE area's I've seen as high as .26$ a hr.
You have to look at the fine print on your bill, they have a base rate and then usually an adjustment rate that adds onto that base rate.
I have 7 GPU's running in two locations, 1 california and 1 arizona. I used around 3k killawatts at one house and 1-2k killawatts at the other(total power).
Per my Killl-A-Watts, I'm using ~ $25 in power a week for my rigs.
everywhere i've lived for last 20 years
I'll get my latest bill and see what kind of tiers they give me, i may not have even broken through the first tier as I'm a conservationist
I'm in california, not too expensive here, generally $0.10 I think
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
Where in california are you getting .10$ a hr? because I'm moving there!
In Socal Edison and SDGE area's I've seen as high as .26$ a hr.
You have to look at the fine print on your bill, they have a base rate and then usually an adjustment rate that adds onto that base rate.
I have 7 GPU's running in two locations, 1 california and 1 arizona. I used around 3k killawatts at one house and 1-2k killawatts at the other(total power).
Per my Killl-A-Watts, I'm using ~ $25 in power a week for my rigs.
I'm in california, not too expensive here, generally $0.10 I think
I don't know every tier and every locale, but California rates are generally higher, especially when mining is additional consumption above your regular consumption and thus the cost is generally higher per kWh when you break it out by price tier.
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- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/how-much-do-you-pay-for-power-64232
I'm in california, not too expensive here, generally $0.10 I think
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
You may also post how many GPU's you're running and current wattage/electricity costs
I'm running 840 watts, 3 GPU's. For one month non-stop that is $60.48 in electricity costs
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