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I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

Do you other miners feel the same way? I ask because I built a couple miners in 2014 and it would have been at least 4x more profitable to just put that into the coins I ended up holding. To be fair I only used the miners for about 6 months before I disassembled them. The heat was too much.

I originally split, put half into mining and half into hodl. I've reinvested large chunks though, when mining boomed I invested in a full 1080 ti rig, should have stuck with 1070 or 1080, much better cards. I had an asic miner stolen by UPS and they refuse to reimburse, ongoing legal battle. I've also ordered a D3. Wife says I'm not allowed to order any new miners until 2018 so that we can start to ROI. I'll probably hold off until I can get a business space that has reduced electricity rates, Amsterdam power is expensive.

I prefer to mine than to hodl. I have done well guessing what is going to go up but at times everything goes up while your coins drop. Mining means I can switch it up and make more money. If I were only hodling I'd be a little depressed right now.

I'm thinking of making a small mining farm someplace like Timisoara Romania. Lovely city and it has gigabit internet and about 6 data centers in town. The only problem is they get heatwaves in summer. I priced some data centers locally but they want the same rate as residential for power plus rent.

Why not Iceland?

I wish I had spent the money for my rigs on Bitbean, sprouting it is more profitable than mining. BUT! I didnt know, expensive lesson.

I'd need massive amounts of capital there. It's a very expensive country that is hard to access. Travel and land would eat up any savings. Iceland would be for a massive data center. Romania is affordable, a bit more expensive than Moldova but safe.

Good to know, thanks!

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Quote from: plasmodesmata on August 27, 2017, 09:59:36 AM

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I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

Do you other miners feel the same way? I ask because I built a couple miners in 2014 and it would have been at least 4x more profitable to just put that into the coins I ended up holding. To be fair I only used the miners for about 6 months before I disassembled them. The heat was too much.

I originally split, put half into mining and half into hodl. I've reinvested large chunks though, when mining boomed I invested in a full 1080 ti rig, should have stuck with 1070 or 1080, much better cards. I had an asic miner stolen by UPS and they refuse to reimburse, ongoing legal battle. I've also ordered a D3. Wife says I'm not allowed to order any new miners until 2018 so that we can start to ROI. I'll probably hold off until I can get a business space that has reduced electricity rates, Amsterdam power is expensive.

I prefer to mine than to hodl. I have done well guessing what is going to go up but at times everything goes up while your coins drop. Mining means I can switch it up and make more money. If I were only hodling I'd be a little depressed right now.

I'm thinking of making a small mining farm someplace like Timisoara Romania. Lovely city and it has gigabit internet and about 6 data centers in town. The only problem is they get heatwaves in summer. I priced some data centers locally but they want the same rate as residential for power plus rent.

Why not Iceland?

I wish I had spent the money for my rigs on Bitbean, sprouting it is more profitable than mining. BUT! I didnt know, expensive lesson.

I'd need massive amounts of capital there. It's a very expensive country that is hard to access. Travel and land would eat up any savings. Iceland would be for a massive data center. Romania is affordable, a bit more expensive than Moldova but safe.

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Quote from: IronK on August 23, 2017, 08:03:45 AM

I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

Do you other miners feel the same way? I ask because I built a couple miners in 2014 and it would have been at least 4x more profitable to just put that into the coins I ended up holding. To be fair I only used the miners for about 6 months before I disassembled them. The heat was too much.

I originally split, put half into mining and half into hodl. I've reinvested large chunks though, when mining boomed I invested in a full 1080 ti rig, should have stuck with 1070 or 1080, much better cards. I had an asic miner stolen by UPS and they refuse to reimburse, ongoing legal battle. I've also ordered a D3. Wife says I'm not allowed to order any new miners until 2018 so that we can start to ROI. I'll probably hold off until I can get a business space that has reduced electricity rates, Amsterdam power is expensive.

I prefer to mine than to hodl. I have done well guessing what is going to go up but at times everything goes up while your coins drop. Mining means I can switch it up and make more money. If I were only hodling I'd be a little depressed right now.

I'm thinking of making a small mining farm someplace like Timisoara Romania. Lovely city and it has gigabit internet and about 6 data centers in town. The only problem is they get heatwaves in summer. I priced some data centers locally but they want the same rate as residential for power plus rent.

Why not Iceland?

I wish I had spent the money for my rigs on Bitbean, sprouting it is more profitable than mining. BUT! I didnt know, expensive lesson.

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Quote from: IronK on August 23, 2017, 08:03:45 AM

I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

Do you other miners feel the same way? I ask because I built a couple miners in 2014 and it would have been at least 4x more profitable to just put that into the coins I ended up holding. To be fair I only used the miners for about 6 months before I disassembled them. The heat was too much.

I originally split, put half into mining and half into hodl. I've reinvested large chunks though, when mining boomed I invested in a full 1080 ti rig, should have stuck with 1070 or 1080, much better cards. I had an asic miner stolen by UPS and they refuse to reimburse, ongoing legal battle. I've also ordered a D3. Wife says I'm not allowed to order any new miners until 2018 so that we can start to ROI. I'll probably hold off until I can get a business space that has reduced electricity rates, Amsterdam power is expensive.

I prefer to mine than to hodl. I have done well guessing what is going to go up but at times everything goes up while your coins drop. Mining means I can switch it up and make more money. If I were only hodling I'd be a little depressed right now.

I'm thinking of making a small mining farm someplace like Timisoara Romania. Lovely city and it has gigabit internet and about 6 data centers in town. The only problem is they get heatwaves in summer. I priced some data centers locally but they want the same rate as residential for power plus rent.

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Quote from: possesion on August 23, 2017, 05:29:11 AM

Hello, everyone,
how much do you normally pay for electricity per month? Just interested to know. Do u have any differences between cost of using electricity day/night in your counrty?

My last bill was about $500

My current location is totally flat rate, but we're on hydropower from a couple of big dams here and the rate per KWH is low.

Last place I lived, we had a "Time of Day" rate option that did save me a bit of money, "high rate" Mon-Fri from around 7AM to around 9PM or something like that, low rate the rest of the time.
The REAL killer there though was the 3 months of the summer that the "base rate" changed from a "tier" type rate to pretty much flat and ended up kicking my net rate up to almost double the other 9 months of the year.

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Quote from: hanskan on August 23, 2017, 06:16:31 PM

Quote from: BossBee on August 23, 2017, 05:32:39 PM

Quote from: IronK on August 23, 2017, 08:03:45 AM

I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

est Europe

What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

Do you other miners feel the same way? I ask because I built a couple miners in 2014 and it would have been at least 4x more profitable to just put that into the coins I ended up holding. To be fair I only used the miners for about 6 months before I disassembled them. The heat was too much.

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Im paying 0,27 €/kwH VAT included in Germany. Not really cheap 😞

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Amsterdam is around .17 eur per kwh at the start and your rate drops as you consume more. The commercial rate is the same as residential but the rate drops much slower so you pay more. Industrial electricity is around 0.085 eur per kwh. You need at least four 80 amp connections to the grid to qualify for industrial.

I got all of this through a power provider.

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0,187$/kWh excl. VAT for industrial connection in Belgium, normal house prices are around 0,28$/kWh.

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Quote from: toptek on August 25, 2017, 10:56:35 PM

.11 cent per KWH with all fees...
7.59 cents with out fees .

Live in Maryland still looking to go solar.

Hat tip to you sir for actually posting your real (effective) rate!

Here in the Midwest I pay $0.095 summer and $0.09 in the winter, but with fees (meter charge, distribution fees, etc) it comes out closer to $0.105 per KWh.

I have been looking to go solar too, but so far have only been doing that, looking...

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hosted in datacenter. 0,15€ kWh. If i would do at home arround 0,25€ kWh.

How does that work, how do you set that up?

I dont know where u are from but datacenters are everywhere arround the world...check this site
http://www.datacentermap.com/datacenters.html
the only question is if they are willing to host Miners...many of them dont know the benefits and dont accept them...most centres also only accept close 4U cases for GPU miners...but look into it..its the most efficient possibility for me.

That's what I meant. It costs more (in Canada anyway) to host 4 systems in a datacenter than to keep them at home for slightly higher electricity and I wouldn't trust an open air case in their facility. I guess it depends where you live and what they allow.

i pay here only for power. so there is no fee for the places or raks...they need to be in server cases thats the only thing but no problem. they benefit from the miners...so they can get better conditions for electricity they get..

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.11 cent per KWH with all fees...
7.59 cents with out fees .

Live in Maryland still looking to go solar.

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Quote from: garytheasshole on August 25, 2017, 11:07:11 AM

Quote from: plasmodesmata on August 25, 2017, 11:03:49 AM

Mine is about 300$ which is about a 150$ increase over my normal bill.

Could you keep a mining rig in the garage and not cool it? Whats the worst that could happen?

Worst? Catch fire and kill you and your family in your sleep.

Gary! lol

but seriously...

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in my area the cost of electricity is .2$/kw i used to mine 8 to 12 gpu rigs before and it billed me around 500 -700 monthly payment and the profit is not that so attractive and i decided to quit mining and sold my rigs and i diversify some of my roi to trading and my gain grows in less than 3 mos. now i am worry free about maintenance of mining rigs.

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Quote from: plasmodesmata on August 25, 2017, 11:03:49 AM

Mine is about 300$ which is about a 150$ increase over my normal bill.

Could you keep a mining rig in the garage and not cool it? Whats the worst that could happen?

If u run a single mining rig, u dont need special cooling equipment, just put some air flow and is ok. U have to evacuate a little of heat so if u have window open it, or do a hole an put an easy extractor Wink

I actually let my rig run on my old room from mom house ( wattmeter i pay the bill Cheesy

) I just let ;y window open and have a classic fan for human pointed on the rig.
If u gona put more them 1 rig, yeap u gona need some cooling facility and real big air flow depend what the climate of your country.

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Quote from: plasmodesmata on August 25, 2017, 11:03:49 AM

Mine is about 300$ which is about a 150$ increase over my normal bill.

Could you keep a mining rig in the garage and not cool it? Whats the worst that could happen?

Worst? Catch fire and kill you and your family in your sleep.

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Mine is about 300$ which is about a 150$ increase over my normal bill.

Could you keep a mining rig in the garage and not cool it? Whats the worst that could happen?

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0.1449€ per kwH in France,
I guess its in 0.17$~range

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I need to pay 0.1~0.25 usd per kwh, exceed half my earning be Miner electricity bills, so sad. Embarrassed

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 24, 2017, 12:49:37 AM

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 07:31:55 AM

hosted in datacenter. 0,15€ kWh. If i would do at home arround 0,25€ kWh.

How does that work, how do you set that up?

I dont know where u are from but datacenters are everywhere arround the world...check this site
http://www.datacentermap.com/datacenters.html
the only question is if they are willing to host Miners...many of them dont know the benefits and dont accept them...most centres also only accept close 4U cases for GPU miners...but look into it..its the most efficient possibility for me.

That's what I meant. It costs more (in Canada anyway) to host 4 systems in a datacenter than to keep them at home for slightly higher electricity and I wouldn't trust an open air case in their facility. I guess it depends where you live and what they allow.

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Dealing with supply charge 0.75 cents per day, electricity charge 0.21 cents per kW unit.

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Quote from: Dylleram on August 25, 2017, 04:31:02 AM

0.065$ per kWh, 3.500 kWh in total (counted with watt-meter)(11x1080Ti, 4x1080, 1x960), around 150-190$ monthly in total with other house supplies, Ukraine

Nuclear power ftw!

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0.065$ per kWh, 3.500 kWh in total (counted with watt-meter)(11x1080Ti, 4x1080, 1x960), around 150-190$ monthly in total with other house supplies, Ukraine

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Quote from: Sequoia93 on August 23, 2017, 03:41:04 PM

0.20 in Massachusetts
0.11 in Florida
both residential

0.07 - 0.09 Florida commerical

Most large farms in Washington/Iceland/China pay from about 0.03 - 0.06

I am interested to hear details about how this system would work....

Something like this -

Quote from: Bibi187 on August 23, 2017, 05:18:01 PM

Tesla tech already develop a PowerWall he can handle 5 to 7 kwh.
So u can charge it up on night to use it on day when electricity cost more, u can plug it to solar wall to add more juice and dont pay for charge.
Tesla "powerwall" can be chained by 10 device so u can grab 50 to 70 kwh with low cost electricity on day. Is expensive like 6-7k, but can be really interesting for big farm with big difference between day and night price.
Where i leave i have to pay for 0.148 per kwh, day or night. But mining is steel profitable since in run on little infra, i dont have cost for cooling easy etc ...

But i want to do a divice for usual customer. Its cost will be less 1k $

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Search on google images: electricity cost around the world.

Germany and Denmark are most expensive. The true cost of solar and wind power.

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Quote from: possesion on August 23, 2017, 05:29:11 AM

Hello, everyone,
how much do you normally pay for electricity per month? Just interested to know. Do u have any differences between cost of using electricity day/night in your counrty?

Answers would really different since in each places it do have different rate or cost of energy just in my place we do have 0.4 usd/kwh which i do really say its expensive to mine and i wont really see that i would be profitable on having this kind of energy rate. I have experienced on doing mining but i eventually stop when i do see my first 2 month results feels like im just doing for nothing and in more worst case im spending much money than on earning.

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It's EUR 0.3 per kWh in Denmark

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for me not possible! but great idea! coal is for free??

Of course, get a shovel and start diggin'

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Quote from: possesion on August 23, 2017, 05:29:11 AM

Hello, everyone,
how much do you normally pay for electricity per month? Just interested to know. Do u have any differences between cost of using electricity day/night in your counrty?

In Soviet Russia not you spend electricity but The Electricity expends you!
Ural region: 0.04$ per kWh
Siberia region: 0.02$ per kWh

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Quote from: BennyT on August 23, 2017, 10:09:02 PM

Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 07:31:55 AM

hosted in datacenter. 0,15€ kWh. If i would do at home arround 0,25€ kWh.

How does that work, how do you set that up?

I dont know where u are from but datacenters are everywhere arround the world...check this site
http://www.datacentermap.com/datacenters.html
the only question is if they are willing to host Miners...many of them dont know the benefits and dont accept them...most centres also only accept close 4U cases for GPU miners...but look into it..its the most efficient possibility for me.

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 07:31:55 AM

hosted in datacenter. 0,15€ kWh. If i would do at home arround 0,25€ kWh.

How does that work, how do you set that up?

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0.2 usd in my country Undecided

. Im so jealous of you guys

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Quote from: BossBee on August 23, 2017, 05:32:39 PM

Quote from: IronK on August 23, 2017, 08:03:45 AM

I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

I had the the same option when i started but decided to build my own rigs, there were several reasons -
1) Since early 2014 there has been almost always (apart from just few months) some coin that has been profitable to mine
2) I am far better with hardware than reading whitepapers and analyzing them.
3) If it all goes to shits i can build myself the meanest gaming PC ever and sell the rest of the parts for like 60% easy

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Quote from: IronK on August 23, 2017, 08:03:45 AM

I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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What if you were to learn some Technical Analysis and throw that 1-1.5k into a coin that goes 5x. Don't you think that would be a more efficient route to grow your money?

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Tesla tech already develop a PowerWall he can handle 5 to 7 kwh.
So u can charge it up on night to use it on day when electricity cost more, u can plug it to solar wall to add more juice and dont pay for charge.
Tesla "powerwall" can be chained by 10 device so u can grab 50 to 70 kwh with low cost electricity on day. Is expensive like 6-7k, but can be really interesting for big farm with big difference between day and night price.
Where i leave i have to pay for 0.148 per kwh, day or night. But mining is steel profitable since in run on little infra, i dont have cost for cooling easy etc ...

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0.20 in Massachusetts
0.11 in Florida
both residential

0.07 - 0.09 Florida commerical

Most large farms in Washington/Iceland/China pay from about 0.03 - 0.06

I am interested to hear details about how this system would work....

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Thanks for answers, friends. I have an idea to create accumulator battery which gain electricity power at night. Miner farms can use saved charge in battery for mining in the daytime. What you think about it? I need more info for calculating the potential profit for miners.

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 10:00:44 AM

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Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

At that cost, it is probably cheaper to buy the infra and run your own coal power plant Cheesy

tell me which infra i can create to produce nearly 30 000kwh per year, by my own, on 300m2 ground i own and which is not a massive investment? i guess you need a lot of money to built sth like this...

Well you burn some coal, to boil some water to make a turbine spin which spins a generator then you send it to a transformer, how hard can it be? Cheesy

for me not possible! but great idea! coal is for free??

Sure if you mine it yourself, I think coal mining is way more profitable than bitcoin mining anyway so screw this Cheesy

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 08:56:55 AM

Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

At that cost, it is probably cheaper to buy the infra and run your own coal power plant Cheesy

tell me which infra i can create to produce nearly 30 000kwh per year, by my own, on 300m2 ground i own and which is not a massive investment? i guess you need a lot of money to built sth like this...

Well you burn some coal, to boil some water to make a turbine spin which spins a generator then you send it to a transformer, how hard can it be? Cheesy

for me not possible! but great idea! coal is for free??

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I pay somewhere around $0.1 to $0.12 cents per kilowatt hour. My rather modest farm cost me about $800 to run last month. Not bad considering it brought in probably $2,000. The thing is almost zero touch at this point, it just hums away and occasionally a rig needs a reboot, but other than that.. this is almost boring! Grin

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Chosŏn Minjujuŭi Inmin Konghwaguk

Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 09:09:10 AM

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Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 08:56:55 AM

Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

At that cost, it is probably cheaper to buy the infra and run your own coal power plant Cheesy

tell me which infra i can create to produce nearly 30 000kwh per year, by my own, on 300m2 ground i own and which is not a massive investment? i guess you need a lot of money to built sth like this...

Well you burn some coal, to boil some water to make a turbine spin which spins a generator then you send it to a transformer, how hard can it be? Cheesy

Ben271286

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Quote from: garytheasshole on August 23, 2017, 09:00:00 AM

Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 08:56:55 AM

Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

At that cost, it is probably cheaper to buy the infra and run your own coal power plant Cheesy

tell me which infra i can create to produce nearly 30 000kwh per year, by my own, on 300m2 ground i own and which is not a massive investment? i guess you need a lot of money to built sth like this...

garytheasshole

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Chosŏn Minjujuŭi Inmin Konghwaguk

Quote from: Ben271286 on August 23, 2017, 08:56:55 AM

Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

At that cost, it is probably cheaper to buy the infra and run your own coal power plant Cheesy

Ben271286

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Activity: 434

Merit: 100

I love this Game!

Quote from: Leass on August 23, 2017, 07:36:07 AM

Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Netherlands - Germany...
where do u live?

IronK

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I've 0.10$ and my bill is 1300/1500$ per month Wink

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Leass

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Whoa that 0.25Eur made my day xD Where do You live?
I've 0.10$ per kWh at home, and 0.13$ at my office. Been using office lately to get some costs going into my company Cheesy

My whole bill for mining is around 100-120$ per month.

Ben271286

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Activity: 434

Merit: 100

I love this Game!

hosted in datacenter. 0,15€ kWh. If i would do at home arround 0,25€ kWh.

Lancusters

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In my country there are a few tariffs. There is that night electricity cheaper, but for mining this rate is not profitable because the equipment runs 24/7. I profitable to mine coins in the usual tariff. Now my rate is 0.07 cents for 1 kWt.

possesion

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Hello, everyone,
how much do you normally pay for electricity per month? Just interested to know. Do u have any differences between cost of using electricity day/night in your counrty?

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