for fun i can sell you antminer S1 + 930W psu 60$
+ shipping from EU (to EU 27$)
so 87$ and you have miner and Dell 930W psu.
interested?
Topic: What are some good bitcoin miners? (Read 783 times)
Hi I want to get into bitcoin for fun not for profit and I want to get an asic for $50. I was looking into butterfly labs 10 gh/s at the price of $50. Is this good for $50 or is there another miner that can mine faster for the same price?
Do not touch ButterFly Labs aka Josh Zerlan with a 10 ft pole. You'll never get your order delivered... at least as long as your ordered miner is profitable.
Read: BFL fucked us over again
as long as for fun you can waste your 50$ as you are not gona get roi never with a 50$ miner now u might find 1 s1 but the difficulty and electricity price you are in loss
Hi rpiswag
You need to understand that you will not become rich by mining.
The time for rich miners is way behind us. However if you still want to mine to learn Bitcoin and get involve I do understand.
The price for gh is right now around 0,5 $ / gh maximum.
Some simple rule about buying miner.
1- Do not buy from ebay except you really know price of all the miners
2- Do not buy from amazon. (too expensive)
3- Check on the forum. Read. You will learn.
Some nice miners actually for home miners(19-01-2015)
Bitmain S5
Spondoolie SP20
Bitmain S3
If it is only for fun you can start with some small usb miners.
Way more expensive (ratio $/gh) but cost less to start.
Good luck and welcome aboard!
Valkir
You need to understand that you will not become rich by mining.
The time for rich miners is way behind us. However if you still want to mine to learn Bitcoin and get involve I do understand.
The price for gh is right now around 0,5 $ / gh maximum.
Some simple rule about buying miner.
1- Do not buy from ebay except you really know price of all the miners
2- Do not buy from amazon. (too expensive)
3- Check on the forum. Read. You will learn.
Some nice miners actually for home miners(19-01-2015)
Bitmain S5
Spondoolie SP20
Bitmain S3
If it is only for fun you can start with some small usb miners.
Way more expensive (ratio $/gh) but cost less to start.
Good luck and welcome aboard!
Valkir
I've seen used antminer S1s 180GH for that price, so not a good deal.
Edit: that is without PSU price, since a good size psu can run 3.
Edit: that is without PSU price, since a good size psu can run 3.
Hi I want to get into bitcoin for fun not for profit and I want to get an asic for $50. I was looking into butterfly labs 10 gh/s at the price of $50. Is this good for $50 or is there another miner that can mine faster for the same price?
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