Well, but not everybody have the same electricity cost as you. And also, not every ASIC is currently out now.
Btw, the Z9 mini is not available.
Btw, the Z9 mini is not available.
A9 will be available very soon.
Topic: Mining Profitability ASIC vs GPU - page 4. (Read 1166 times)
A9 will be available very soon.
Overall it's a good comparing article but for the element Price/start, Profitability, Payback is very difficult to predict those all depends on a few elements such as electricity cost of each country, and the price of each country's currency when converting to dollar price (when buying some hardware) so both can affect Payback.
Some of the list of ASIC MINERS Hash Rate Pow.Cons. Price/start Profitability Payback
Bitmain Antminer z9 mini 10KH/S 300w $850.00 $32.30/d 26d
Great post! But it's immediately hard to not notice that the cost of the Z9 MINI is wrong. As far as i can recall, it was never as low as $850 (you may be referring to the E3 which was originally sold at $800).
2. ASICs are harder to use (either you need a separate building/warehouse or you need to tolerate a jet engine in your home).
I'd beg to differ. ASICs are extremely easy to use (literally just plug and
1. Difficulty increases much faster for ASIC coins.
2. ASICs are harder to use (either you need a separate building/warehouse or you need to tolerate a jet engine in your home).
3. GPUs have much higher resale value and have value that is independent of the cryptocurrency market.
GPU mining is therefore much less risky, which is why it has a lower return on paper. It's a much better investment, in my view, than ASIC mining.
2. ASICs are harder to use (either you need a separate building/warehouse or you need to tolerate a jet engine in your home).
3. GPUs have much higher resale value and have value that is independent of the cryptocurrency market.
GPU mining is therefore much less risky, which is why it has a lower return on paper. It's a much better investment, in my view, than ASIC mining.
Well,
From the general view, this post is quite impressive. Comparing devices straight to another one, and we don't know what the X variable is. At least it can be a reference for newly miners.
But,
That was only basic comparison table between ASIC and GPU. Maybe the profitability that shown above comes from the same coin while mined by both.
Comparing one ASIC to one GPU isn't fair, one standard GPU rig -at least 6 GPU on it, may fair enough. But still, on a standard comparison -where both operated on the same algorithm/coins, ASICs has better profitability. Except comparing the miners perspective, most of the experienced miner has secret formulas to find their own "gold" coin. That's why even with that comparison table appear everywhere, GPUs still interest for a lot of miners.
As I always said, whatever it is, it will depend on "Whose behind the machine."
From the general view, this post is quite impressive. Comparing devices straight to another one, and we don't know what the X variable is. At least it can be a reference for newly miners.
But,
That was only basic comparison table between ASIC and GPU. Maybe the profitability that shown above comes from the same coin while mined by both.
Comparing one ASIC to one GPU isn't fair, one standard GPU rig -at least 6 GPU on it, may fair enough. But still, on a standard comparison -where both operated on the same algorithm/coins, ASICs has better profitability. Except comparing the miners perspective, most of the experienced miner has secret formulas to find their own "gold" coin. That's why even with that comparison table appear everywhere, GPUs still interest for a lot of miners.
As I always said, whatever it is, it will depend on "Whose behind the machine."
The coins you're mining with ASICs may fork to implement ASIC resistance and you may end up in having a big loss as ASICs don't come cheap.
The gains are indeed higher for ASICs but the risks are higher too.
The gains are indeed higher for ASICs but the risks are higher too.
Well, but not everybody have the same electricity cost as you. And also, not every ASIC is currently out now.
Btw, the Z9 mini is not available.
Btw, the Z9 mini is not available.
Mining profitability ASIC vs GPU.
For those who are planning to mine a cryptocurrency Take a look at this Guys.
How Much Can I Earn With ASIC?
| Some of the list of ASIC Miners | Hash Rate | Pow.Cons. | Price/start | Profitability | Payback |
| Bitmain Antminer z9 mini | 10KH/S | 300w | $850.00 | $24.16/d | 28d |
| Innosilicon D9 DecredMaster | 2.1TH/S | 900W | $3,250.00 | $22.13/d | 90d |
| Innosilicon s11 SiaMaster | 3.83TH/S | 1.38KW | $1,700.00 | $8.77/d | 111d |
| Halong Mining DragonMint B29 | 1.65TH/S | 800W | $3,499.00 | $17.16/d | 124d |
| Halong Mining DragonMint B52 | 3.5TH/S | 1KW | $2,800.00 | $8.64/d | 191d |
| Bitmain Antimer S9i | 13.5TH/S | 1.3KW | $637.00 | $1.52/d | 246d |
| Bitmain Antminer E3 | 180MH/S | 800W | $1,710.30 | $4.82/d | 251d |
| Innosilicon A5 DashMaster | 32.5GH/S | 750W | $1,180.00 | $3.09/d | 260d |
How Much Can I Earn With a GPU Mining?
| Some of the list of GPU | Hash Rate | Pow.Cons | Price/start | Profitability | Payback |
| AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 | 1.8KH/S | 210W | $499.99 | $1.92/d | 189d |
| AMD Radeon RX Vega 64 | 1.85 KH/s | 240 W | $579.99 | $1.92/d | 217d |
| AMD Radeon RX 560 | 200 H/s | 55 W | $142.99 | $0.41/d | 272d |
| AMD Radeon RX 480 | 700 H/s | 120 W | $259.00 | $0.65/d | 276d |
| AMD Radeon RX 470 | 650 H/s | 120 W | $239.00 | $0.59/d | 281d |
| NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti | 12 MH/s | 40 W | $139.99 | $0.31/d | 288d |
| NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 | 22 MH/s | 130 W | $229.00 | $0.51/d | 303d |
| NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti | 41 MH/s | 135 W | $459.99 | $0.90/d | 324d |
| Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti | 60 MH/s | 250 W | $749.99 | $1.19/d | 384d |
| NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti | 35 MH/s | 240 W | $235.00 | $0.48/d | 257d |
Take note: Price, Profitability and Payback are always changing, anyway, since it always changing, I will update this regularly.
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