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legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
So went to newegg and

every amd 5600.  is sold out
every amd 5700xt is sold out
every amd 6800.   is sold out
every amd 6800xt is sold out


every nvidia 3070 is sold out
every nvidia 3080 is sold out
every nvidia 3090 is sold out

same for provantage

same for amazon


now this is not counting crazy reseller prices.

at amazon all amd 5600 and 5700 are in reseller hands

here is a amd 5500 at 260 sold by amazon
https://www.amazon.com/VisionTek-Radeon-5500-Graphic-Card/dp/B0843CM44Z/ref=sr_1_20?dchild=1&keywords=amd+5500&qid=1606826056&sr=8-20


a month ago I got msi 5600 for 250  from amazon.



so 40 mh for 250
now 26 mh for 260


there are no cards to buy.

yet hashrate is still under 300th for the eth network

https://etherscan.io/chart/hashrate


legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Phill, you still with viabtc eth?


yes. much more stable far less lockups.



It says it is mining on simple mining

It says it is inactive on viabtc eth

So you simply reboot and it registers on viabtc again.

It has happened 2 times from the same location Of 4 of my rigs.

That location has DSL connection.

 So I suspect the DSL is the issue.



Nicehash seems to cause it and often too often to be worth mining at.

I have to say using windows and nicehash works better
So I have 5 xmr rigs doing windows and nice hash.


also there.  all good points, thnks!

And amazingly nicehash claims they will be paying back the remaining lost funds from dec 2017!

 I am owed.

0.00164160
0.00478583
0.00660414
_____________
0.01303157 that is around $234 usd
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Phill, you still with viabtc eth?


yes. much more stable far less lockups.



It says it is mining on simple mining

It says it is inactive on viabtc eth

So you simply reboot and it registers on viabtc again.

It has happened 2 times from the same location Of 4 of my rigs.

That location has DSL connection.

 So I suspect the DSL is the issue.



Nicehash seems to cause it and often too often to be worth mining at.

I have to say using windows and nicehash works better
So I have 5 xmr rigs doing windows and nice hash.


also there.  all good points, thnks!
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Phill, you still with viabtc eth?


yes. much more stable far less lockups.

once in a while a rig does the following

It says it is mining on simple mining

It says it is inactive on viabtc eth

So you simply reboot and it registers on viabtc again.

It has happened 2 times from the same location Of 4 of my rigs.

That location has DSL connection.

 So I suspect the DSL is the issue.


This is far better then a rig freezing and needing a hard shut down.
Nicehash seems to cause it and often too often to be worth mining at.

I have to say using windows and nicehash works better
So I have 5 xmr rigs doing windows and nice hash.
member
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Phill, you still with viabtc eth?
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Etc had hard fork today and it can be minned with 3gb gpus now

Any idea why Nicehash won't support it anymore? They said that by supporting ETC it would lead to 100% invalid shares and the sellers of hash would get paid but buyers of hash would result in a complete loss. I am completely puzzled by this because this algo is pretty much the same except the DAG size is just smaller. Anyone got a clue as to why they would do this?

Probably because all the miners used for Eth need to be updated to support the new ETC algo.  So if Nicehash sends a request to the miner to switch to ETC and the miner isnt updated it will only provide invalid shares.  I'm sure in a month or two they will add support for it.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
Etc had hard fork today and it can be minned with 3gb gpus now

Any idea why Nicehash won't support it anymore? They said that by supporting ETC it would lead to 100% invalid shares and the sellers of hash would get paid but buyers of hash would result in a complete loss. I am completely puzzled by this because this algo is pretty much the same except the DAG size is just smaller. Anyone got a clue as to why they would do this?


Also a head up if you got a Ledger hardware wallet, apparently some people are getting a phishing email with their real name providing a fake Ledger website which tries to steal your key. So keep it safe out there. This is similar to the Electrum phishing attack a few years back. If you are in a hurry to sell your BTC, you might overlook a few things and rush and then get your BTC stolen. So always be cautious.

maybe it is considered to be an algo shift due to 3gb.

maybe nice hash will need to create a different  rental section and are not prepped yet. So in a week or 2 they do it.

It caused a bump to 299 th hash rate for eth
legendary
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Etc had hard fork today and it can be minned with 3gb gpus now

Any idea why Nicehash won't support it anymore? They said that by supporting ETC it would lead to 100% invalid shares and the sellers of hash would get paid but buyers of hash would result in a complete loss. I am completely puzzled by this because this algo is pretty much the same except the DAG size is just smaller. Anyone got a clue as to why they would do this?


Also a head up if you got a Ledger hardware wallet, apparently some people are getting a phishing email with their real name providing a fake Ledger website which tries to steal your key. So keep it safe out there. This is similar to the Electrum phishing attack a few years back. If you are in a hurry to sell your BTC, you might overlook a few things and rush and then get your BTC stolen. So always be cautious.
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Etc had hard fork today and it can be minned with 3gb gpus now
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
ok, yes.  understand your situation, thought it might be "space/density" criteria.  good luck and lets keep on mining!! Smiley

I am very close to all gear paid off.

I purchased quite a few cards from July to Nov this year.

I think 12100 worth.
I sold some cards

dropping cash out of pocket down to

10k

I mined back a lot of the 10k

Gear Should pay off by years end.

Note I had 25 cards mining ⛏ before I put the money in.
I plowed all the card earnings into paying cards off.

So this round of card investment worked out for me.

I now have

11x  1080tis
  2x 1660tis
  1x 1660
   1x 1650

3x 3080

20x 5700xt
20x 5600
  8x 5500
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ok, yes.  understand your situation, thought it might be "space/density" criteria.  good luck and lets keep on mining!! Smiley
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
hi phill...take it you mining ether with these nvidia?  can understand if its a "density/space issue but the price of these newer gen amd/nvidia gpu's against say 5700's still dont make economic sense from current eth earnings/revenue pov

the nvidia 3080 makes some sense. 

 



 

the 6800xt does not unless it improves with more software.


a 3080 costing  813 and doing 93 mh. and 240 watts

is very close to 2 power color red dragon  5700 xt costing 831 and doing 102 mh at 212 watts

if I have this board.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Onda-B250-D8P-D4-Ver-1-00-12-GPU-Mining-Motherboard/143840755013?


it costs  210 and does 4 cards next to  perfection

so 4x 93 = 372

or 4x 51 = 204


I need more boards more space and  have to pay more to simpleminer.

  6 boards gives 2232gh for the 3080
10 boards gives 2040gh for the 5700xt

so   4 x 210 = 840
and 8 x12 =     96 a year less to simpleminer

I have reached my space limits so I have to consider density.

I am selling off all the older nvidia and replace with nvidia 3080 card.

3 blower 1080ti's

8 hybrid 1080ti's 5 are msi/corsair 3 are evga

2 evga 1660ti's

1 evga 1660

1 zotac 1660ti


this is 15 slots or 4 boards. gives me 540 gh.

 I can replace with six 3080s. 2 boards

or 11 amd 5700xt.   3 boards

I have the boards

so I would save 24 a year to simple miner

6 x   3080 at 813 = 4878.     558 hash.     1434 software watts
11 x 5700xt at 415 = 4565.   561 hash.    1111 software watts

close enough fo me to go with the 3080's


my issue in Clifton Is not cooling or watts.

I can do 200kwatts  an hour
I only am doing 120kwatts

but space is lacking.
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hi phill...take it you mining ether with these nvidia?  can understand if its a "density/space issue but the price of these newer gen amd/nvidia gpu's against say 5700's still dont make economic sense from current eth earnings/revenue pov
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
So I am getting a third card from minefarmbuy.com it is an evga 3080

first two do 92-95 mh solid no issues.

They have a bigger markup now that the amd 6800xt have launched and show only 60-70 mh.

i think he has a preorder for the sapphire 6800xt

should ship on dec 20.

he has a smaller markup and free shipping for them.

695 vs 649

if you really want an amd it is a decent price.

I paid 856 for my evga.

it lists at 769 but between all the deals with my cc and paypal. my cost for these cards

was 2x856= 1712-75 or 1637 for two. that is 818 each free shipping and 90 days to pay no interest.

1 card was 856.  180 days to pay not interest.

If evga had them in stock 769 + 54 tax = 823 six months to pay
legendary
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The only miner I got left is an Antminer S3 that I decided to keep for my Bitcoin Mining museum. Decided to plug in the numbers and see what price BTC needs to hit to break-even with $0.10 power costs. The answer is $246,000 BTCUSD assuming difficulty stays constant which obviously it won't.

I remember a few years back for fun, I ran it on the ck solo pool hoping to hit a block and no dice. Didn't even come close by the amount of largest shares that I found. Ran it for maybe 9 months before calling it quits. Wonder if it eventually would of found a block... probably not. According to that ck solo pool thread on bitcointalk, I don't think an S3 ever found a block, most recent was maybe an Antminer S5.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
the Avalon can be quiet and is a decent space heater.
sr. member
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Electricity is at $.155/kw.

Avalon 720's

I even have a new Whatminer M3 that was not profitable to run by the time I got it.

Are those (Avalon 720s) the one on 16nm of around 900W with 6TH/s?

If yes, they are quite old and I'd rather sell that one to someone who has free or almost free electricity.

I'd do same with M3 as well, not sure how much you waited for those units, but they were quite profitable back in their days IIRC.

Nowadays, they are as useful as usb bitcoin miners. Cheesy
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Electricity is at $.155/kw.

Avalon 720's

I even have a new Whatminer M3 that was not profitable to run by the time I got it.
legendary
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Bitcoin at $19,000.

Just think, it only has to go up $30,000 more and I can turn on the Avalon's I just had to have!

49000 a coin to reach profits.

what is your power cost?
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Bitcoin at $19,000.

Just think, it only has to go up $30,000 more and I can turn on the Avalon's I just had to have!
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