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Topic: In Memoriam GPU Thread - A lasting place for your GPU rigs - RIP (Read 2356 times)

legendary
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what exactly are you guys even mining?

Isn't it really profitable to mine new coins then dump when they hit exchange?

yes it still is, but you neeed patience, on some coin, don't dump them asap

the good thing about instamining is that you don't need a big farm, one rig is more than enough, but you need to be fast at launch
sr. member
Activity: 430
Merit: 250
ive just gone to renting out my rig.
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1000
what exactly are you guys even mining?

Isn't it really profitable to mine new coins then dump when they hit exchange?

If you (or anyone) can make it really profitable then you can:

A) buy my farm  (look at my earlier posts to find it)
B) Manage my farm and we can split profits

Post here or PM me and let me know.

What about XMR mining? 3x as profitable as other coins.
sr. member
Activity: 309
Merit: 250
what exactly are you guys even mining?

Isn't it really profitable to mine new coins then dump when they hit exchange?

If you (or anyone) can make it really profitable then you can:

A) buy my farm  (look at my earlier posts to find it)
B) Manage my farm and we can split profits

Post here or PM me and let me know.
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation."
If it costs $299 you could get two 750Ti's for that much coin.



It's not going to be more than 229$ but probably less than that. The problem with 750Ti's is that you still cant mine a lot of stuff and you so dependant on 2-3 developers. You will be missing all the good opportunities on new algos. It's almost funny to see how all those 750Ti owners are ass kissing Christian over there  Grin

 It would be great to see more dev's for nvidia. My 750's have ran cooler, less power, cost less and more reliably than my AMD cards.
full member
Activity: 229
Merit: 100
If it costs $299 you could get two 750Ti's for that much coin.



It's not going to be more than 229$ but probably less than that. The problem with 750Ti's is that you still cant mine a lot of stuff and you so dependant on 2-3 developers. You will be missing all the good opportunities on new algos. It's almost funny to see how all those 750Ti owners are ass kissing Christian over there  Grin
newbie
Activity: 26
Merit: 0
You people who have to pay much for electricity, have you tried extreme undervolting these cards? I tried this briefly on a single r9 290 setup, pulling just 229 watts from wall under mining (55 watts idle). The performance hit wasn't too bad (something like 30% decrease of performance for 100% decrease in power consumption):

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/Judgment89/7272_zps59b1382f.jpg
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1000
what exactly are you guys even mining?

Isn't it really profitable to mine new coins then dump when they hit exchange?
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 502
If it costs $299 you could get two 750Ti's for that much coin.
full member
Activity: 229
Merit: 100
Very cool (pun intended).  Smiley
I will look into the Tonga.  Glad to hear AMD has some fast & efficient stuff coming.
I wonder about the cost, because that is another nice thing about the 750...

edit: I looked into Tonga and I wouldn't get too excited about it.
from: http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/185823-gpu-rumor-mill-leaked-shots-of-gtx-880-surface-point-to-8gb-of-ram-while-amd-plans-august-update

"... Tonga could wind up offering 5% to 10% better performance than the older R9 280 and R9 280X cards ..."


A 750Ti is even weaker than a 650Ti Boost. Still it's way ahead in mining thanks to compute 5.0.
What they are talking about there is gaming performance. Compute performance is a whole other thing. Even if it would only offer a 10% performance boost it's still a better way to go if the energy consumption will be decent.
full member
Activity: 210
Merit: 100
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Man oh man.  Some pretty burly looking GPU farm's going on in this thread.

Personally I've been mining with my little ole sapphire 7970 since January of 2013.  Ahhh, the good ole days.

BTW, Visiontek 7970's really suck temp/performance wise if using the stock coolers if there is anybody out there thinking about getting any.
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250
"The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation."
I can only dream about having a set up like some of yall. 4 gpu's here 7990, 280, 2 750ti's still mining even though profits are low.
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 502
Very cool (pun intended).  Smiley
I will look into the Tonga.  Glad to hear AMD has some fast & efficient stuff coming.
I wonder about the cost, because that is another nice thing about the 750...

edit: I looked into Tonga and I wouldn't get too excited about it.
from: http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/185823-gpu-rumor-mill-leaked-shots-of-gtx-880-surface-point-to-8gb-of-ram-while-amd-plans-august-update

"... Tonga could wind up offering 5% to 10% better performance than the older R9 280 and R9 280X cards ..."
full member
Activity: 229
Merit: 100
You guys are my heroes.
For real, I like seeing these rigs.
Being an AMD overclocking guy from Athlon days around the turn of the century (Thunderbird core), I defected to nVidia and Intel with my current lowly single GPU rig, and with electricity being such a cost issue, the 750Ti I have has not let me down.
Just can't beat the efficiency.
What does AMD have in the works to answer?




New Tonga GPU coming out this August. Its probably going to wipe the floor with 750Ti's  Wink
GCN 2.0, Energy efficient, twice the compute power of a 750Ti and "latest architectural improvements such as new ACE (Asynchronous Compute Engine) Units and more focus towards compute shaders"


Obviously geared towards mining  Wink
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 502
You guys are my heroes.
For real, I like seeing these rigs.
Being an AMD overclocking guy from Athlon days around the turn of the century (Thunderbird core), I defected to nVidia and Intel with my current lowly single GPU rig, and with electricity being such a cost issue, the 750Ti I have has not let me down.
Just can't beat the efficiency.
What does AMD have in the works to answer?

full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
First account stolen, in traditional BCT fashion!
Maybe its dead for larger rigs, but for smaller rigs GPU mining is still quite profitable.

How?
- Find the right coin each day (best) or use NiceHash X11/X13/X15 if your lazy.
- Mine only X11, X13, X15 of course
- Replace old/dead cards with 750ti - which uses 60w max, probably less with X11 etc.
sr. member
Activity: 309
Merit: 250
sr. member
Activity: 311
Merit: 250
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1010
Personally I have access to large amounts of free AC. Roughly 300 Amps so 35,000 watts in addition to what I'm not using. If anyone is interested in selling rigs, preferably 280x (that's what I use in my farm) I'd be open to receiving offers.

My Free AC deal is locked in through next July. Lastly, it's completely legal if there are any concerns. My business took over a company that went bankrupt and part of the settlement included AC for the remainder of the lease.

I'd be interested in cards, but preferably turnkey rigs. OS not necessary.

Strato
sr. member
Activity: 309
Merit: 250
If power wasn't a concern would GPU mining really be dead?  GPUs are still the only way to mine X11, X13 and X15, among others.

You are correct... GPU mining isnt dead for those who have cheaper power.  This is not a thread saying GPU mining is dead... its just a thread for GPU miner's to post/share their rigs as they retire them.  GPU mining is still very much alive.
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