Topic: Is the ICERIVER RXD RX0 Miner Worth the Investment? Looking for Hosting Solution (Read 86 times)
October 22, 2024, 02:45:46 AM
try either hosting.iceriver.eu or oneminers.com
September 21, 2024, 04:58:40 PM
That's fake news the performance is not 12th/s it's only 260GH/S(±5%) and it isn't a miner for kaspa it is for radiant network.
Look at the details from the official site here https://www.iceriver.io/product/iceriver-rxd-rx0/
It's currently sold out and about the profitability, according to Asicminervalue and Whattomine it's around $2.5 with an ROI of 5 to 8 months depending on the current Electricity rate.
I don't think it's worth it the ROI is my estimation if the difficulty is the same but I think after they release this unit and arrives to customers expect for high difficulty increase and drop in profitability that can make your ROI takes longer to achieve.
And the coin you are going to mine has less liquidity.
Think it's a scuffed bot that is farming posts. Look at his post history. Look at the details from the official site here https://www.iceriver.io/product/iceriver-rxd-rx0/
It's currently sold out and about the profitability, according to Asicminervalue and Whattomine it's around $2.5 with an ROI of 5 to 8 months depending on the current Electricity rate.
I don't think it's worth it the ROI is my estimation if the difficulty is the same but I think after they release this unit and arrives to customers expect for high difficulty increase and drop in profitability that can make your ROI takes longer to achieve.
And the coin you are going to mine has less liquidity.
September 20, 2024, 05:44:47 PM
That's fake news the performance is not 12th/s it's only 260GH/S(±5%) and it isn't a miner for kaspa it is for radiant network.
Look at the details from the official site here https://www.iceriver.io/product/iceriver-rxd-rx0/
It's currently sold out and about the profitability, according to Asicminervalue and Whattomine it's around $2.5 with an ROI of 5 to 8 months depending on the current Electricity rate.
I don't think it's worth it the ROI is my estimation if the difficulty is the same but I think after they release this unit and arrives to customers expect for high difficulty increase and drop in profitability that can make your ROI takes longer to achieve.
And the coin you are going to mine has less liquidity.
Look at the details from the official site here https://www.iceriver.io/product/iceriver-rxd-rx0/
It's currently sold out and about the profitability, according to Asicminervalue and Whattomine it's around $2.5 with an ROI of 5 to 8 months depending on the current Electricity rate.
I don't think it's worth it the ROI is my estimation if the difficulty is the same but I think after they release this unit and arrives to customers expect for high difficulty increase and drop in profitability that can make your ROI takes longer to achieve.
And the coin you are going to mine has less liquidity.
September 20, 2024, 07:42:35 AM
I’ve been researching the newly released ICERIVER RXD RX0 miner, and I wanted to start a discussion about whether it’s really worth the investment.
Is It Worth It? Will this machine pay for itself fast enough to justify the upfront cost?
Longevity: As with all new ASIC miners, there’s always the risk that increased network difficulty could lower earnings over time. Do you think the ICERIVER RXD RX0 can stay profitable for at least a couple of years?
Because of the high power consumption and my local electricity rates, I’m considering hosting this machine at a mining farm instead of running it from home. Has anyone here had experience with mining hosting services for ASICs? I’m looking into options that can handle high-power machines like this one and offer reasonable electricity rates, maybe in a region where power is much cheaper.
Thanks guys!
Is It Worth It? Will this machine pay for itself fast enough to justify the upfront cost?
Longevity: As with all new ASIC miners, there’s always the risk that increased network difficulty could lower earnings over time. Do you think the ICERIVER RXD RX0 can stay profitable for at least a couple of years?
Because of the high power consumption and my local electricity rates, I’m considering hosting this machine at a mining farm instead of running it from home. Has anyone here had experience with mining hosting services for ASICs? I’m looking into options that can handle high-power machines like this one and offer reasonable electricity rates, maybe in a region where power is much cheaper.
Thanks guys!
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