Topic: Greetings Miners (Read 597 times)
dont know a lot about mining on a pc, but im curently mining on cloud. this website on particular: https://cex.io/r/0/mixpickle/0/
I have found that the litecoin-wiki is quite accurate with hash stats.
https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison
my GTX 650 Ti produces 79 KH/s
and my CPU about 50.
So getting a
R9 270 should give 417
R9 280 should give 585
R9 290 should give 830
I will have to see which is available though and then figure out the cost per hash.
I found a source for Red Fury USB @2.6 GH/s and am waiting for a reply of prices. I will be looking for investors with friends when it comes to ASIC hardware.. so i will see how that goes. Frankly this system of paying 3-4 months in advance for hardware thats not been developed is a little disturbing.
William thanks for the calculator its a neat little site.
https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison
my GTX 650 Ti produces 79 KH/s
and my CPU about 50.
So getting a
R9 270 should give 417
R9 280 should give 585
R9 290 should give 830
I will have to see which is available though and then figure out the cost per hash.
I found a source for Red Fury USB @2.6 GH/s and am waiting for a reply of prices. I will be looking for investors with friends when it comes to ASIC hardware.. so i will see how that goes. Frankly this system of paying 3-4 months in advance for hardware thats not been developed is a little disturbing.
William thanks for the calculator its a neat little site.
Hello,
I'm new as well, might as well use the first post for something
Currently on a HD7950 which gives decent hashrate.
Your planned upgrade will likely give you more than double the improvement though, wiki lists 280x at around 600-700+ kH/s, my 7950 gets 600+
Havnt tried BTC yet, but looking for the hardware, which seems pretty pricey, GPUs just don't cut it
I'm new as well, might as well use the first post for something
Currently on a HD7950 which gives decent hashrate.
Your planned upgrade will likely give you more than double the improvement though, wiki lists 280x at around 600-700+ kH/s, my 7950 gets 600+
Havnt tried BTC yet, but looking for the hardware, which seems pretty pricey, GPUs just don't cut it
I have 2 such USB block erupters. After about a month of mining I have only 0.02 bitcoins. I have made money back since I was lucky and got mine for $5 each (and $5 for shipping). You are basically looking at making about $10 a month per block erupter per month, before electricity is considered.
Here is a Bitcoin Calculator http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator
Since some exchanges use different values for how much they pay for bitcoin, plug that number in for the exchange rate box.
Currently it says you will make about $7.16 per month at current difficulty, and $5.75 at the next estimated difficulty.
Here is a Bitcoin Calculator http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator
Since some exchanges use different values for how much they pay for bitcoin, plug that number in for the exchange rate box.
Currently it says you will make about $7.16 per month at current difficulty, and $5.75 at the next estimated difficulty.
Hello everyone.
I am new to bitcoin and i dont imagine i will be able to mine anything but am interested in alternative cryptocurrencies and as such i have begun scrypt mining and as such have a bunch of currencies which i will probably trade into BTC or LTC on cryptsie.
Currently, mining on GPU - GTX 650 Ti and CPU FX 6300.. for about (125 KH/s)
Will be moving onto R9 270/280 soon for GPU. then i imagine i will double it and so on and so forth.
I am curious though as to whether or not i should bother purchasing usb block erupters for mining of alternative SHA-256 currency. Do you believe it might be profitable? for example say i purchase a usb block erupter for $69 (333MH/s) how long would it take to break even mining alternative currencies.
I am new to bitcoin and i dont imagine i will be able to mine anything but am interested in alternative cryptocurrencies and as such i have begun scrypt mining and as such have a bunch of currencies which i will probably trade into BTC or LTC on cryptsie.
Currently, mining on GPU - GTX 650 Ti and CPU FX 6300.. for about (125 KH/s)
Will be moving onto R9 270/280 soon for GPU. then i imagine i will double it and so on and so forth.
I am curious though as to whether or not i should bother purchasing usb block erupters for mining of alternative SHA-256 currency. Do you believe it might be profitable? for example say i purchase a usb block erupter for $69 (333MH/s) how long would it take to break even mining alternative currencies.
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