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dark_pepe

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 28, 2021, 02:32:03 AM

I agree with the above posts no doubt for Whatsminer it's more durable than the machines from Bitmain.

Since you are a newbie planning to start a mining farm I suggest you read this first "First time/Small miner reference for getting started."

And read this for the list of ASIC manufacturer and distributor "Current List of Competitive Hardware"

For a list of ASIC miner both BTC and altcoin ASIC you can check this http://asicminervalue.com/

If you are looking for mining pools check this https://miningpoolstats.stream/ just choose the BTC for the list of BTC pools.

that´s fantastic. Thanks for this links

why have more profit an asic who works with 3GH/s than other that works at 110 TH/s? like antminer S19 Pro vs E9. It´s for the ratio between cost of buy this asic and the profiability of work?

edit: ok i understand. Is not the same process hashes of ethereum than hashes of bitcoin i suppose....

dark_pepe

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Quote from: SFR10 on June 28, 2021, 01:41:36 AM

Quote from: dark_pepe on June 26, 2021, 03:36:44 AM

I have my new air conditioning with 4.5Kw of power (i suppose this is enough to cold the ASICS),

Based on the following things, you may need a few fans to keep their temps down or within a normal range:

Size of your mining room matters.
Location of your mining rigs in relation to the air conditioner in question.
The manner in which your mining rigs are placed next to each other.

thanks sir.

i can use two rooms. I have one very little, maybe 2.5x5m and other one like a garage, with 35m2 aprox.

i suppose it´s important if the air conditioner was placer near from the ascics, really?

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Block halving is coming.

I agree with the above posts no doubt for Whatsminer it's more durable than the machines from Bitmain.

Since you are a newbie planning to start a mining farm I suggest you read this first "First time/Small miner reference for getting started."

And read this for the list of ASIC manufacturer and distributor "Current List of Competitive Hardware"

For a list of ASIC miner both BTC and altcoin ASIC you can check this http://asicminervalue.com/

If you are looking for mining pools check this https://miningpoolstats.stream/ just choose the BTC for the list of BTC pools.

SFR10

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Quote from: dark_pepe on June 26, 2021, 03:36:44 AM

I have my new air conditioning with 4.5Kw of power (i suppose this is enough to cold the ASICS),

Based on the following things, you may need a few fans to keep their temps down or within a normal range:

Size of your mining room matters.
Location of your mining rigs in relation to the air conditioner in question.
The manner in which your mining rigs are placed next to each other.

Quote from: NotATether on June 26, 2021, 06:21:46 AM

There's a whole thread about it here

Wow

dark_pepe

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Quote from: NotATether on June 26, 2021, 06:21:46 AM

Instead of Antminers I would buy Whatsminers from MicroBT since they are more durable and last longer. There's a whole thread about it here but obviously you don't want to be paying too much for them vs an S17 for instance.

To increase profits while Bitcoin's difficulty is higher than normal I have seen some pools mine a couple different altcoins and then switch them off as BTC difficulty drops.

Since I'm assuming you're trying to make a consistent revenue with these miners, so-called "lottery mining" is out of the question and you need to look for a big-enough PPS pool that doesn't have frequent bugs in its server software that can disrupt your payments.

that´s very interesting. I didn´t knew about Whatsminer. I´m very interested in these asics and probably i buy few of those.

As you say, my idea es win the maximum money in altcoins/BTC

thanks for your help Cheesy

edit:i see a video now about the internals between antminer and whatsminer and i´m very surprised about the low quality of antminer compared with whatsminer. First one have glued a lot of little aluminium heat exchangers and other one have one big aluminium block with his big screws on the electronic boards

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Instead of Antminers I would buy Whatsminers from MicroBT since they are more durable and last longer. There's a whole thread about it here but obviously you don't want to be paying too much for them vs an S17 for instance.

To increase profits while Bitcoin's difficulty is higher than normal I have seen some pools mine a couple different altcoins and then switch them off as BTC difficulty drops.

Since I'm assuming you're trying to make a consistent revenue with these miners, so-called "lottery mining" is out of the question and you need to look for a big-enough PPS pool that doesn't have frequent bugs in its server software that can disrupt your payments.

dark_pepe

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Hi folks. I enjoying reading a lot on this forum, but i wish have your opinion about my project and i need your help to do it correctly Kiss

I have 40.000 or 60.000€ to spend on my mining "room". I have my new air conditioning with 4.5Kw of power (i suppose this is enough to cold the ASICS), and now i need to decide wich machines i need to buy to start mining. About electricity cost, i can use the residual production of electricity of our family business and that´s free for me Grin

What do yo do if you are in my place? i read a lot about the Antminers, and i read they are very difficult buy it from the builder. Wich pool can you recommend me? did you think is better only mine BTC with my future ASICS?

Thank you! your help are essential for me. I hope i can show my room when all are installed and working.

Wink

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