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Quote from: AviThour on October 31, 2014, 03:29:52 AM

Hello

I just connected my Laptop and PC on ghash pool and here are some stats:
http://s11.postimg.org/cpx31jkhf/speed.png

I dont know about mining speed required and things, can anyone tell me that how much Bitcoins i can earn per hour from that speed?
Thanks.

Is looks like your using things that bring you nowhere...as you need to increase you harsh rate and i believe it to would agree 700 is very doable for some cards.and reading other replies is very educational..BTC

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I dont know about mining speed required and things, can anyone tell me that how much Bitcoins i can earn per hour from that speed?

You can search on the web: http://www.bitcoin.org. It is so ok for your question.thanks

From 2 video cards very small. Also do ROI most GPU mining cost more then it brings. And I have not heard of anyone for a long time ROI when paying for cards mine with.

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 05:15:09 PM

Why were people not mining on scrypt based multipools with their GPUs more if their GPUs are able to achieve such high amounts of hashrate? You could easily stack them to get well over 1 GH/s which would have earned you ridiculous amounts of money even early this year.

The timing was a bit off. BTC-ASIC entered the market and GPU farms changed to that to stay ontop. Multipools only started a little later, but by then many had already switched to ASIC and there's only so much power you can have at a location without major upgrades (=$$$).

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Quote from: tonidin on November 02, 2014, 05:54:19 PM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 05:15:09 PM

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 12:54:54 PM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 09:17:17 AM

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Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to)

I believe I achieved about 350MH/s on my 7850 while it was the main GPU outputting video and I had it over 400 with a major OC, but that probably wouldn't have been a good idea to run 24/7.

Why were people not mining on scrypt based multipools with their GPUs more if their GPUs are able to achieve such high amounts of hashrate? You could easily stack them to get well over 1 GH/s which would have earned you ridiculous amounts of money even early this year.

i agree, thats really big hashrate if are from gpu's

Depends on GPU. Before I got out of GPU's the 7970's Easily hit 600 and some 700 is really great config, and card type. Not all were the same quality. Also you pushed them pretty hard to do it.

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Quote from: AviThour on November 02, 2014, 02:40:35 AM

How much hashrate i need to get 0.1 BTC everyday?

9TH/s [9000GH/s]

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 05:15:09 PM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 05:00:22 PM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 12:54:54 PM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 09:17:17 AM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to)

I believe I achieved about 350MH/s on my 7850 while it was the main GPU outputting video and I had it over 400 with a major OC, but that probably wouldn't have been a good idea to run 24/7.

Why were people not mining on scrypt based multipools with their GPUs more if their GPUs are able to achieve such high amounts of hashrate? You could easily stack them to get well over 1 GH/s which would have earned you ridiculous amounts of money even early this year.

i agree, thats really big hashrate if are from gpu's

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Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 05:00:22 PM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 12:54:54 PM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 09:17:17 AM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to)

I believe I achieved about 350MH/s on my 7850 while it was the main GPU outputting video and I had it over 400 with a major OC, but that probably wouldn't have been a good idea to run 24/7.

Why were people not mining on scrypt based multipools with their GPUs more if their GPUs are able to achieve such high amounts of hashrate? You could easily stack them to get well over 1 GH/s which would have earned you ridiculous amounts of money even early this year.

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 12:54:54 PM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 09:17:17 AM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to)

I believe I achieved about 350MH/s on my 7850 while it was the main GPU outputting video and I had it over 400 with a major OC, but that probably wouldn't have been a good idea to run 24/7.

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Quote from: guitarplinker on November 02, 2014, 09:17:17 AM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

Wow that is a lot more then my crappy macbook air can do. I assume that in order to reach these speeds you would need to not be using your GPU for video, correct (you would need a separate video card to connect your monitor to)

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

Many GPU's are able to hash in excess of 100MH/s. For example a 7850 is able to hash anywhere from 300-400MH/s, so 100MH/s is quite doable.

AviThour

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

I dont have any ASIC.. Just using Laptop and Computer with GPU.

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Quote from: Newar on November 02, 2014, 03:57:20 AM

Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Non-specialized_hardware_comparison

reports speeds of ~700 MH/s for a number of cards listed, i.e. a single 5970 or 6990. So, why not?

I would agree 700 is very doable for some cards. I was getting it on some a while back when i still did GPU's.

Even at 700 it will use more electricity then it produces these days.

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Quote from: FattyMcButterpants on November 02, 2014, 03:08:04 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Non-specialized_hardware_comparison

reports speeds of ~700 MH/s for a number of cards listed, i.e. a single 5970 or 6990. So, why not?

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Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

I don't think this is a traditional computer mining, AFAIK there is not any desktop that can mine in excess of 100 MH/s, I don't think that even a GPU rig could mine at these speeds. I would speculate the OP is using an ASIC from the very early days of ASICs

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Quote from: AviThour on November 02, 2014, 02:40:35 AM

Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

How much hashrate i need to get 0.1 BTC everyday?

Just increase the "Hash Rate" value on the calculator until you see the desired result.

https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator

AviThour

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Quote from: guitarplinker on November 01, 2014, 10:54:20 PM

Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

How much hashrate i need to get 0.1 BTC everyday?

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Looks accurate for desktop and laptop hashrates, however with hashrates like that it isn't worth running. You won't ever make anything with those kinds of speeds mining Bitcoin.

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yes this is goo

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Do ROI math but sadly GPU/CPU is dead for most. You need a asic for mining. If you are mining BTC on a regular computer it will be very slow to make anything, and will use more electricity then you make.

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As per your screen shot:

worker2: 718.33 Mh/s
worker1: 239.44 Mh/s

Note that that calculator defaults to Gh/s, but you can change it, by clicking on it.

AviThour

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Quote from: Newar on October 31, 2014, 04:37:05 AM

You can do it easily yourself: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator

Can you tell me whats my hash speed per second? Thanks.

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You can do it easily yourself: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator

AviThour

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Hello

I just connected my Laptop and PC on ghash pool and here are some stats:
http://s11.postimg.org/cpx31jkhf/speed.png

I dont know about mining speed required and things, can anyone tell me that how much Bitcoins i can earn per hour from that speed?
Thanks.

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