Topic: Why I'm Selling My Rig (Read 459 times)
When the new asic machines ship out, mining will change. The level of difficulty is continually rising and the price of asics are fairly affordable. Home rigs aren't going to perform.
Could always mine one of the new Altcoins. No reason to give up completely on mining.
~richgene
~richgene
He's probably referring to litecoin...
And 1.3 mhash isn't much for litecoin, but it's a step above the casual miner that uses their gpu to mine with, probably got a quad 5850 or something from the sounds of it.
And 1.3 mhash isn't much for litecoin, but it's a step above the casual miner that uses their gpu to mine with, probably got a quad 5850 or something from the sounds of it.
I'm relatively new to this scene but Ive learked for quite a while. I started out with a casual mining operation and slowly added more parts to get to where I am today ~1350Kh/s . Although I do see coins building up and markets move in my favor, just the fact that my system will be old news in the coming months has made me decide to pull out now. I'm better off capitalizing on my hardware now before it's been slutted out for mining($1300).
My hopes are in the coming months, someone or people come out with a cost effective fpga solution; or even the unicorn "asics" to make mining worth while at $.15Kw/h.
Any opinion?
My hopes are in the coming months, someone or people come out with a cost effective fpga solution; or even the unicorn "asics" to make mining worth while at $.15Kw/h.
Any opinion?
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