thanks!
Ive run the online ones on occasion but I too like printed tables. also makes it easier to explain things to the wife.
Topic: Simple Mining Worksheet - Difficulty vs. BTC (Read 1777 times)
Thanks for feedback and conversions.
I made it because it helps to see the range of numbers all laid out even though I know it's simple linear relationships. I can print it and by running my finger over see what happens as price/difficulty changes.
I made it because it helps to see the range of numbers all laid out even though I know it's simple linear relationships. I can print it and by running my finger over see what happens as price/difficulty changes.
Great spreadsheet! This will be very useful going forward.
Also note excel 2007+ can open open office files!
Excel 2011 for Mac can not
Also note excel 2007+ can open open office files!
Great spreadsheet! Thanks!
Here is an Excel version for anyone that doesn't have OpenOffice. Note, the original OpenOffice version does open in Google Docs as well for anyone that doesn't have either.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1169716/MiningProfitMatrix.xls
Here is an Excel version for anyone that doesn't have OpenOffice. Note, the original OpenOffice version does open in Google Docs as well for anyone that doesn't have either.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1169716/MiningProfitMatrix.xls
I made up a simple spreadsheet to see the range of values as difficulty and btc price change. Also wanted to compare for different power consumption levels. Below is two screen snaps.
One for 360W (that's my 2x 5830) and one for 36W (potential 6x FPGA rig).
OpenOffice spreadsheet here. (updated)
I colour coded it for "good - green" being over $5/day and "give up - red" under 50 cents/day.
Comments welcome, or if you see an error let me know.
One for 360W (that's my 2x 5830) and one for 36W (potential 6x FPGA rig).
OpenOffice spreadsheet here. (updated)
I colour coded it for "good - green" being over $5/day and "give up - red" under 50 cents/day.
Comments welcome, or if you see an error let me know.
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