Quote from: CryptoWatcher420 on August 27, 2017, 06:03:24 PM

Quote from: adam1230 on August 27, 2017, 01:46:41 PM

Quote from: cryptor47 on August 27, 2017, 01:40:37 PM

Thanks for all the answers.
Not interested in GPU mining - it can't be cost effective to keep my main rig on 24/7 mining with my 1070.
Building a mining rig with 4-6 GPUs is too big of an investment, too much Power costs, too noisy, too hot for my apartment.
I guess the conclusion here would be to wait & be informed when new products similar to the Baikal cube will be out.

Why you are trying to mine ? Mining process is always noisy and hot!
You can easyly buy coins which you are thinking to mine. That more cost effective and silent.

not to mention the investment amount for asics are well not that good, pretty high actually for a piece of hardware you can only use for mining and if and when you goto sell it good luck finding someone that would pay the price of what yall ask. its very cost effective more than you might think, the fact of the matter is that you saying that shows YOU have NOT done your research and clearly want information handed to you on a silver platter, btw mining process is always hot and noisy, if you cant deal with that then you shouldn't become a miner period. funny you think asics aren't expensive

Yes. Mining is always noisy and hot. I can imagine moreso with asics and their industrial type server psus. At least with GPU mining you can stick with consumer psus built for pcs that are much more silent. You also dont need to buy 4-6 GPUs. Just an additional 1 or 2 to balance out the cost of running your mobo and processor should be fine. And thats cheaper than an asic!