Quote from: gwestcot on June 06, 2017, 07:55:12 PM

Quote from: AllYourBaseRBelong2Us on June 05, 2017, 01:49:41 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on June 01, 2017, 01:55:59 AM

That pc is tax free in delaware so 1580 is the price. I get a 98 dollar best buy discount so it is 1482. If it earns 8 a day then 6 a day then 4 a day then 2 a day you average 5 so in 200 days it is 1000 back. bringing the cost of a quality pc under 480 .

My point is boosting coin prices will sell pc's and pc companies are starting to see the sales. which means they will feed some money into coins as a commercial of sorts.

Or is a meaning less concept in this example. as no one looking to roi will buy this. they would build a 2 x 1080ti machine of the same price and run it as an open careless rig.

this is for a dorm and a guy that wants a stud pc for his dorm it just got a lot cheaper due to mining potentail.

Isn't that profitability/return only true until they get their utility bill? I guess if you're in a dorm and someone else is paying the bill, great, but other than that?

I am not sure but I believe he was talking about the net profit per day which means that electricity bill was already subtracted out in his figures. But I will wait and let him speak for himself.

you are correct. so if you have a need for a stud pc for whatever reason other then mining. Mining now allows you to get a better pc.

Ie I need at least a nvidia 1060 for my design work . I can go to a 1070.

My numbers are post power. and the key is not longer cheap power. at this moment you can gpu mine at 25 cents a kwatt and make money.

I mined at 12.7 cents in may and paid 535 for power I earned pre power over 3k so net of 2500 last month.
So if I was at 25 cent power and paid 1000 for power earn pre power 3k net of 2000 last month.

So the question is do we go up a lot and we are better today then the first day of this thread.

Do we crash and burn?

Or do we slow slip down to reality?

I like the slow slide. as my guess as most likely.

Not the crash and burn.