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Topic: It's getting colder - so cheaper to mine coins for some? (Read 1667 times)

hero member
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It's mid November and I have not had to turn on the heat once yet. Just open a window for some circulation, turn on the fan, and let the rigs do the rest. Tongue


same here. man it is SOO much nicer to mine now (2.6 g/hash in a 120 sq/ft bedroom SUCKS when it is not <60 outside
member
Activity: 113
Merit: 10
It's mid November and I have not had to turn on the heat once yet. Just open a window for some circulation, turn on the fan, and let the rigs do the rest. Tongue
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
ahh nice. it's only going to get colder from here Tongue way better on the bills

I went from using central heating and air for cooling this summer to my gpus instead of heating for the winter and my bill is so far down 200  and falling from 450, even comps running 24/7.
full member
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ahh nice. it's only going to get colder from here Tongue way better on the bills
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
Around 40-50 outside. I open all windows 5 bed house my units keep it toasty. No central air...
full member
Activity: 210
Merit: 100
Yeah, mining in hot weather sucks. Glad to see the power bills drop finally.

i agree. open up those windows too :p
member
Activity: 113
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Yeah, mining in hot weather sucks. Glad to see the power bills drop finally.
legendary
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Merit: 1000
People drive by my house and think I am crazy for having a box fan in the window when it is 22 degrees outside  Tongue
People thought that bout me BEFORE I started mining.  Grin Grin Grin
member
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It's not helping me too much in Texas yet. Currently around 50 outside but I still have the AC on to keep the mining room at 77 degrees. AC is definitely kicking on less often.

Pretty much the same where I am at in Texas. Although the A/C does not run atall the last few days at night, Miners keeping the room at a nice 75-80f.
hero member
Activity: 576
Merit: 500
People drive by my house and think I am crazy for having a box fan in the window when it is 22 degrees outside  Tongue
legendary
Activity: 1973
Merit: 1007
It's not helping me too much in Texas yet. Currently around 50 outside but I still have the AC on to keep the mining room at 77 degrees. AC is definitely kicking on less often.
legendary
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Merit: 1010
Mining on my rigs will be my heating on my boat that i live on...
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
My miners will be the only thing warming my house in Florida,.

My florida living room is at about 65F and the rest of the house is in the 40s.

Yay for residual heat (For a change!)
Exactly what I am talking about ;-)
full member
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My miners will be the only thing warming my house in Florida,.

My florida living room is at about 65F and the rest of the house is in the 40s.

Yay for residual heat (For a change!)
sr. member
Activity: 364
Merit: 250
My miners will be the only thing warming my house in Florida,.
hero member
Activity: 576
Merit: 500
My room is staying at ~80 degrees while the rest of the house is about 50. If ASICs weren't hitting soon I would re-position everything so I could fully heat my house with GPUs Smiley
legendary
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I plan on using a window fan to blow some of the heat into the rest of the house, reducing the need to run the furnace.
sr. member
Activity: 330
Merit: 250
The colder wx has resulted in 1% increase in my hash rate.
newbie
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So it's getting colder at least in the northern hemisphere. If you're, for example in a US southern state like I am you know that the cost of air conditioning is a factor with mining during the summer. When it gets colder of course you can just open a window instead to let all of that heat outside. Do you think this has any significant effect on the market, or is the distribution of miners diverse enough that this would not matter much? How many miners are in the southern hemisphere (I predict not many).
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