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Topic: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! - page 30. (Read 66403 times)

legendary
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I have both nvidia and amd.

the amd 5000 series had very good value. the 6000 amd not much value but the 6700xt's are kind of okay.

The nvidia 3000 series is better.

3080ti is 12gb vram?? 1080ti 4 years ago is 11gb vram...something in nvidia is fucked up LOL, the lineage of the "...80ti's" is done for.

if someone plans to own a gaming gpu for the next ~3 years it is 3090...performance wise, you get what you pay for.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I have both nvidia and amd.

the amd 5000 series had very good value. the 6000 amd not much value but the 6700xt's are kind of okay.

The nvidia 3000 series is better.
full member
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Shuffle getting ready to start.  Nothing but AMD 6700 cards though.  May skip this one.

I picked a few of them see what happens.

 I finally got my 6700 xt to run half way decent.  about 47mh at 107 watts

so 47 x 10 cents is 4.70 a day 3 watts is 51 cents at my home so it clears 4 bucks a day

175 days for 700
200 days for 800
250 days for 1000

Thats not too bad.  I am trying to stick to Nvidia as much as possible.  I ended up picking the 2 cheapest ones.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Shuffle getting ready to start.  Nothing but AMD 6700 cards though.  May skip this one.

I picked a few of them see what happens.

 I finally got my 6700 xt to run half way decent.  about 47mh at 107 watts

so 47 x 10 cents is 4.70 a day 3 watts is 51 cents at my home so it clears 4 bucks a day

175 days for 700
200 days for 800
250 days for 1000
full member
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Shuffle getting ready to start.  Nothing but AMD 6700 cards though.  May skip this one.
full member
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No luck for me yesterday either.  They just teasing me I believe.

Did just score another system from Best Buy with a 3070 in it.  Had my 10% off birthday coupon I needed to use this month and about $200 in rewards, so after selling off the actual system, probably only end up having about $600-700 in the card.  I can definitely live with that.
member
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ditto.

At least they told me before midnight today LOL. 
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
shuffle gave me

“ you were not selected “

oh well for April 5

oh well for April 6

oh well for April 7

oh well for April 8
legendary
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Lol Phil I have the same thought process as you.  Unfortunately I missed the shuffle today and it makes me sad. I missed it by like 2 minutes.  Definitely hope you get it.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I entered the shuffle.

Went for that white gigabyte vision even if they stick me with the old mobo


https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-3080-gv-n3080vision-oc-10gd/p/N82E16814932337?


I do not need the mobo coming with this shuffle in the least bit.

https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813145257?Item=N82E16813145257


But I want the white gigabyte card
full member
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New shuffle in 5min
member
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I guess what I'm getting at, is that I want to develop a Plan B, C, D and E for what I can do with the gear if I am indeed able to make the investment that I hope to make over the next couple of years. 
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Thanks for the explanation on 1559 Phil, I don't fully comprehend it, but the more I read the more it's starting to make sense to me a little bit. 

But is the move to PoS (which is a separate thing than 1559, right?) is also still coming right, and that takes ETH out of the mining game for us completely, does it not? 

Agreed - I'm not planning to pay for overpriced cards on eBay, etc. 

What will you be mining after ETH moves to PoS? 
legendary
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Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
So having been out of the loop for a few weeks, I'm trying to catch up on topics here.  There seems to be an increase in the # of threads such that there's a lot of content to sift through to find the topics I'm trying to read up about.  Originally my plan was to start mining in earnest this summer, hoping that the madness surrounding gear and shortages may have settled down somewhat.  That may not be realistic.  However, the plans to mine ETH, as I understand them, are not going to be worth pursuing, with the 1559 thing and the proof of stake thing.  Is this a fair summary?  

With these things happening, what are you guys who are mining ETH going to shift to?  I'm seeing a lot of different information and speculation, along with some cautions of "don't start mining now".  My interest in this has always been for mining for the long haul - through the ups and downs, etc.  So if a guy was able to cobble together a few rigs over the next few months, what would a nice long term play look like?  

Should other coins be something I focus on learning about?  And I think I understand that coin choice could impact whether I buy NVidia cards or AMD cards, is this accurate?  

Do you think that NiceHash will still be a solid, simple solution - and that they will simply sell hashing power on other coins instead of ETH?  

Curious to know what you all think.  I expect to have investment capital available to me in early June.  Again, it may be a fantasy, but I'm prepared, if I can swing it, to add 300 amps to my shop to drive a significant amount of gear, even if it takes a year or two to acquire it all.  

"That may not be realistic.  However, the plans to mine ETH, as I understand them, are not going to be worth pursuing, with the 1559 thing and the proof of stake thing.  Is this a fair summary? " 


Not a fair summary.  Eth has had a history of delaying moves.

So if they do it in July on time it would be less likely than if it gets delayed.

Second issue is lets say they do it in July our current Eth price  is say 2000 and rewards if mined on viabtc are +80%

so it is as if we get 3600 per coin. 1.8 x 2000 = 3600

So lets say we drop to +5%

1.05 x 2000 = 2100 terrible right?  Yes but maybe coin goes from 2000 to 4000 due to the way cheaper fees.

Which means 1.05 x 4000 = 4200 a coin


So on the good end:
 the July deadline for 1559 could be delayed
or the enactment of 1559 could skyrocket prices of coins to 4000.

on the bad end:
the July deadline is met on time for 1559
and once met prices stay at 2000
or once met prices drop down from 2000 to 1500 or less


I know your set up and the rig you purchased made money for you it is really close to roi.

In your spot enter the shuffle day after day and hope for a cheap card.

Buying over price cards on ebay = big risk.

No one knew this shortage would last like it did.
But if you play the waiting game with the current gear you have you will turn a profit.
If coins take off you keep making more with the small rig and wait for a cheap card.

Even though I have tons more gear than you do and I have 3x the power I am using.
I will not overpay for gear.
I do the shuffle and hope for good prices. Or I do nothing. I am 64 and plan to mine for 6 years tops.
If it take me 3 or 4 of  those 6 years to max the power from 133kwatts to 400kwatts.
 I can live with it.
member
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So having been out of the loop for a few weeks, I'm trying to catch up on topics here.  There seems to be an increase in the # of threads such that there's a lot of content to sift through to find the topics I'm trying to read up about.  Originally my plan was to start mining in earnest this summer, hoping that the madness surrounding gear and shortages may have settled down somewhat.  That may not be realistic.  However, the plans to mine ETH, as I understand them, are not going to be worth pursuing, with the 1559 thing and the proof of stake thing.  Is this a fair summary? 

With these things happening, what are you guys who are mining ETH going to shift to?  I'm seeing a lot of different information and speculation, along with some cautions of "don't start mining now".  My interest in this has always been for mining for the long haul - through the ups and downs, etc.  So if a guy was able to cobble together a few rigs over the next few months, what would a nice long term play look like? 

Should other coins be something I focus on learning about?  And I think I understand that coin choice could impact whether I buy NVidia cards or AMD cards, is this accurate? 

Do you think that NiceHash will still be a solid, simple solution - and that they will simply sell hashing power on other coins instead of ETH? 

Curious to know what you all think.  I expect to have investment capital available to me in early June.  Again, it may be a fantasy, but I'm prepared, if I can swing it, to add 300 amps to my shop to drive a significant amount of gear, even if it takes a year or two to acquire it all. 
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Moe, Larry, Cheese!!!
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Going to bring out the big guns.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FKAfXdb5LsA

Watch three times and then enter the Newegg Shuffle

https://www.newegg.com/product-shuffle


I thought that the video in the link was circa 1987 turns out it it was 1984
member
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My email said "if we didn't let Phil have one, then there's no way we're letting you have one".
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
shuffle gave me

“ you were not selected “

oh well for april 5

oh well for april 6

oh well for april 7
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Lets hit the shuffle.
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