Topic: I shut it down tonight boys. - page 4. (Read 5091 times)

The OP shut it down and I added MORE gpu's,  One of us screwed up...and it aint me.

I assume you can do it on SMOS, which is easier to set up than a windows mining rig.  There really is no OS tweaking to do. 

Correct. But some people see linux as a scary beast and simply not comfortable using linux because it seems more "technical" and harder to configure. Another option would be to use Windows 7 which should still work fine with some 3 GBs.

Why not? The only 3gb cards with issues were running windows which makes some forced memory reservations. Run linux and you can mine ETH just fine still

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Yes definitely these are the persons who only know bitcoin from local and international news and they heard about good profits to be made by so called "mining rigs" for them.

They will be sad at the first obstacle and think they lost everything, until crypto is clean from these kind of persons we cannot really move forward.We need fanatic believers for the crypto in order to really make a revolution in digital money.

Well these are mostly the guys who know nothing other than 1-click miners and have no interest in putting in the time to actually learn that there is another world out there.

If you have to shut down your miner 'cause you aren't making a profit, you are doing something wrong.

My 1060 3gb cannot mine etherum anymore, but at least my amateur computer mining which consists of different 1060 3gb and different 1050 ti is making me 1450 sol/s second mining Zcash, I make about 0.0165 Zec daily and this is my best option so far.

I don't like to change the 1050 ti to mine Ethereum which they can and 1060 to mine Zec, I prefer all cards to mine the same coin although a bit less profitability.

No reason to shut down anything while using Nvidia cards, they are very power efficient, this amateur computer of mine with an electricity cost of 0.09 consumes only 36 dollars and makes 111 a month, so a total of 75 dollars for month. Yes it is very little amount but it is net profit.

Surprised people still are mining with the Cayman series GPUs. I still got one of the Radeon 6990 which was a beast back in the BTC and LTC mining days.

You can actually mine EXP or MUSIC with it at 26Mhs. Only issue is instead of using 150Watts it uses 350Watts.
If I recall it's 40nm technology instead of the current 16nm hence not so bad.

What secret!

Just so everyone knows I did re-start the rigs about 5 days after OP. After the Monero hardfork the difficulty shift lets my GPU miners be profitable again. As of this point, combined with a miniscule amount of day trading, Ive officially achieved ROI of the initial investment (a power supply) as well as paying for all the electricity used so far. I am now approaching the levels of value that I would have gotten if I just sold the used GPU on kijiji. Its only taken about 6 months and one dead GPU fan to achieve this. As of now Im basically at the "break even" point. Im actually considering buying a used i7 motherboard/cpu/ram to replace my gaming PC's system so that I can throw the 8 core FX processor at mining 24/7.

(Cryptonight V7)

AMD FX 8320 - 6 threads - 380H/sec - 110W

Profit per day $ 0.3159
Mined/day XMR 0.001866
Power cost/Day $ 0.1584

MSI Gaming X RX 580 8GB - Intensity 992 - 690H/sec - 160W

Profit per day $ 0.9383
Mined/day XMR 0.004597
Power cost/Day $ 0.2304

Asus R9 270X 2GB - Intensity 512 - 430H/sec - 140W

Profit per day $ 0.5267
Mined/day XMR 0.002865
Power cost/Day $ 0.2016

Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 1GB - Intensity 256 - 150H/sec - 120W

Profit per day $ 0.08127
Mined/day XMR 0.0009994
Power cost/Day $ 0.1728

Real world stats from the pool has me doing 0.01096173 XMR in the last 24hrs

My electricity is far more expensive than yours and yet I continue mining and gaining profits. I think it entirely depends on the coin you mine and not the rig. Closing your rig I think is not the wisest move. Mine coins which you believe have better future and hold it in your wallet.

Well I don't mine eth.  But I did buy a shit load of eith at $400 last month.  If it ever dips below that, I'll buy more.  I'm not in the camp of mining vs buying ... I started mining back when gpu prices were reasonable and I also invest usd into buying coins when I see blood in the streets.  So my mining experience is much different than someone who is just now wanting to get into it.  That's why I'm such a dick to people who say mining isn't worth it.  For me, shutting down my rigs at a slight down turn in overall profitability is a stupid move, especially when my worst month was double what I spent in electricity.

GPU mining doesn't equal mining eth ... Not that simple, my friend.

Foolish boy. Did you really say mining is a "big full time job?" Do you carry your pickaxe and mine with it all day?

If you had even a clue of what you are doing then you will know that a well configured (not "configurated") rig will run for weeks without problem. Do you switch algos/coins daily? The answer is no. Only newbies who don't know what they're doing will follow whattomine's daily profitable coin. Go back to school dad you're drunk.

Same here.  I have my Vega rig on Windows 10.  It has locked up a few times in the past several months.  All of my Nvidia rigs are on SMOS.  Zero problems there.  Awesome remote monitoring.  Console view from any internet connected computer or my phone.  Email alerts if anything goes down. All rigs are on switched pdu's, so I can cycle the power on any of the pdu outlets from my phone or any internet connected computer.  

I would have my Vega rig on SMOS if it was supported, but when Win10 works so well with XMR-STAK, I don't really care.  Hashrate monitor and auto restart of XMR-STAK, if the hashrate dips to a certain level.  

And these idiots talk about not being able to go on vacation, because they have to baby their rigs constantly.  They just don't get it.  Probably not high level tech people.  A bunch of fucking noobs that got their mom to buy them a new puter for Christmas and tried to engineer a make-shift mining rig out of it, is what I'm thinking.

Notice silence from the op lol that fool never shut down just trolling u guys lol

if you kept mining and held you still made out like a bandit

in both directions. Well I told you trolls to buy the coins, if you listened then you profited 2x minimum.

This topic is not really that relative anymore since ETH basically doubled from its low when this topic was created.

If you are making double your electricity then yes it's worth keeping it running. But when ETH was below $400 and people were making 10 cents profit daily after electricity then you might as well turn it off and sell the rigs.

But since this is crypto a lot can change in a short time.

Sorry, but I don't agree with you at all.  Every single month I calculate my net income (if I were to cash out mined coins for USD at that given point) and every month it's double (worst month) or triple what I paid in electricity.  At various points when I feel the time is right, I trade shit coins for btc, but I haven't traded btc for usd in several months.  And even when I did take some profit in USD back in December, it was very little.  You both can say whatever you like, but my numbers look just fine. 

I wouldn't get into mining as a hobby personally, but at this point, I would continue to mine as a hobby, if it ever came down to that.  Maintenance doesn't cost money unless your shit is breaking down all of the time and/or you don't know how to properly configure your rigs.  Research doesn't cost you anything other than time, and you'd better be constantly doing that whether you're mining or just buying coins.

Asic resistant proof of work projects are dependent on gpu mining to secure their networks.  You better go check yo-self