Is Raspberry Pi mining profitable ???

asifshabir

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Quote from: philipma1957 on September 09, 2017, 08:10:36 AM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 08, 2017, 08:14:15 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on September 07, 2017, 11:31:37 PM

Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:03:51 PM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great .

How much does your power cost per kwatt?

8 cents a kwatt means you have a chance to profit.

Bitcoin miners are very loud.

The Avalon 741 is about 800 usd. Add a rasp pi and a psu it is near 1000 it make 8 or 9 a day.

Good luck buying it.

Can't you save money by flashing the Pi yourself? I recall I saw a guide for doing that by Avalon and it seems that'd save you a lot over how much Avalon charges. For PSUs you can get a decent server psu that can power it under 100 or rarely 80-50, so it'd be closer to 900 if you're lucky.

I built 3 rasp pi 3s I can build one for about 60 it is better then the one they sell for 100. i use a 16gb card they use a 8 gb card.

so
794 avalon 741
60 rasp pi 3
90 1200 watt psu that runs 1 you need 240 volt power to run at top speed but you can run at -2 with 120 volt power

944 total cost

if you do 2

1588
60
119 2400 watt psu that runs 2 only uses 208-240 volt power
1767 for 2

with this setup how much daily can you make.
If you can give me rough idea i can also replicate the same setup ( if its profitable )

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Quote from: leowonderful on September 08, 2017, 08:14:15 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on September 07, 2017, 11:31:37 PM

Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:03:51 PM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great .

How much does your power cost per kwatt?

8 cents a kwatt means you have a chance to profit.

Bitcoin miners are very loud.

The Avalon 741 is about 800 usd. Add a rasp pi and a psu it is near 1000 it make 8 or 9 a day.

Good luck buying it.

Can't you save money by flashing the Pi yourself? I recall I saw a guide for doing that by Avalon and it seems that'd save you a lot over how much Avalon charges. For PSUs you can get a decent server psu that can power it under 100 or rarely 80-50, so it'd be closer to 900 if you're lucky.

I built 3 rasp pi 3s I can build one for about 60 it is better then the one they sell for 100. i use a 16gb card they use a 8 gb card.

so
794 avalon 741
60 rasp pi 3
90 1200 watt psu that runs 1 you need 240 volt power to run at top speed but you can run at -2 with 120 volt power

944 total cost

if you do 2

1588
60
119 2400 watt psu that runs 2 only uses 208-240 volt power
1767 for 2

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Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:01:57 PM

Quote from: AtraxPool on September 07, 2017, 05:45:03 PM

What ASIC are your planning on buying?

If you buy antminer you might not need to use the RPI unless you plan on hosting a proxy connection or running your own small node with it.

Most miners come with API and GUI for setting up.

AS i mentioned I have completely no idea about how mining thing works.
I need suggestions , If i start mining what hardware should I go for.
Please through some help if you are good at mining.
I am looking for some decent income with mining , if otherwise possible.

Read about mining. Google is your friend. No one has been able to mine Bitcoin without using super specialized-hardware for nearly 4 years. You can buy a R-Pi for $35.00 If it could be used to profitably do anything, you would not be able to find them for sale, except on Ebay for 3-4x retail.

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Quote from: leowonderful on September 08, 2017, 08:14:15 AM

Can't you save money by flashing the Pi yourself? I recall I saw a guide for doing that by Avalon and it seems that'd save you a lot over how much Avalon charges. For PSUs you can get a decent server psu that can power it under 100 or rarely 80-50, so it'd be closer to 900 if you're lucky.

Link to their guide, very very easy to do. Setting up RasPi for Avalons

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Quote from: philipma1957 on September 07, 2017, 11:31:37 PM

Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:03:51 PM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great .

How much does your power cost per kwatt?

8 cents a kwatt means you have a chance to profit.

Bitcoin miners are very loud.

The Avalon 741 is about 800 usd. Add a rasp pi and a psu it is near 1000 it make 8 or 9 a day.

Good luck buying it.

Can't you save money by flashing the Pi yourself? I recall I saw a guide for doing that by Avalon and it seems that'd save you a lot over how much Avalon charges. For PSUs you can get a decent server psu that can power it under 100 or rarely 80-50, so it'd be closer to 900 if you're lucky.

philipma1957

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Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:03:51 PM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great .

How much does your power cost per kwatt?

8 cents a kwatt means you have a chance to profit.

Bitcoin miners are very loud.

The Avalon 741 is about 800 usd. Add a rasp pi and a psu it is near 1000 it make 8 or 9 a day.

Good luck buying it.

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Quote from: asifshabir on September 07, 2017, 11:03:51 PM

Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great

No, take it as there is no profit in ANY crypto-coin mining when using vastly under-powered hardware.

CPU mining, eg just a RasPi by itself or even the best XEON 16-core PC is useless. Bitcoin mining requires ASIC-based miners. Period.
Altcoin miners do use a PC as a controller but have multiple GPU (video) cards doing the work.

Both are very profitable assuming you have a decent cost of electricity and a place to put them that can deal with their heat and noise.

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Quote from: leowonderful on September 07, 2017, 06:21:36 PM

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

Shall I take it as ,,, THERE IS NO PROFIT WITH BITCOIN MINING Huh

?

If i can make 2 or 4$ a day, with mining as profit, that will be great .

asifshabir

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Quote from: AtraxPool on September 07, 2017, 05:45:03 PM

What ASIC are your planning on buying?

If you buy antminer you might not need to use the RPI unless you plan on hosting a proxy connection or running your own small node with it.

Most miners come with API and GUI for setting up.

AS i mentioned I have completely no idea about how mining thing works.
I need suggestions , If i start mining what hardware should I go for.
Please through some help if you are good at mining.
I am looking for some decent income with mining , if otherwise possible.

leowonderful

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Bitcoin FTW!

With the exception of the Avalon A7 which uses a RPI as its controller, there isn't any Bitcoin miner that is profitable and needs the RPI to control it. The Gridseed is mainly used to mine LTC and it isn't too profitable (maybe a couple pennies if you're lucky). Don't even think about mining BTC with it for profit- when it was released, the miner had below-average efficiency for its time. Now it's just an energy hog and mostly a collectible.

Additionally, if you are talking about Scrypt or other alt coin mining please move this out of Bitcoin mining speculation.

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What ASIC are your planning on buying?

If you buy antminer you might not need to use the RPI unless you plan on hosting a proxy connection or running your own small node with it.

Most miners come with API and GUI for setting up.

asifshabir

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Hello Minners,

(I have completely no idea about mining )

I am planing to purchase Raspberry Pi + ASIC .

Can you please guide me , how much profit can i earn on daily basis with this setup
-- ) Raspberry Pi + 1 ASIC

Or please suggest a cheaper way to start mining .

If there is any detailed tutorial, please send links to the tutorial about Raspberry Pi Mining .

Thanks

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