Hi.
I'm quite new to mining, build a cheap rig from recycled computer parts, and bought 2x new Asus 1050TI and 850W platinum power supply.
I installed win10pro with latest gpu driver (388.71).
I had 4 payouts and each one is lower, my 1st was: 0.0226eth, 2nd: 0.02056 ETH, 3rd 0.01815 ETH and final 0.01687 ETH.
I used standard OC software given with GPU and getting about 24Mh from both cards. For some reasons my hashrate is jumping from 16mh to 40mh at all the time, is there any way to make it stable or even increase my hashrate?
So far i'm not impressed with with my returns specially that crypto market isn't doing very well
Thanks
I'm quite new to mining, build a cheap rig from recycled computer parts, and bought 2x new Asus 1050TI and 850W platinum power supply.
I installed win10pro with latest gpu driver (388.71).
I had 4 payouts and each one is lower, my 1st was: 0.0226eth, 2nd: 0.02056 ETH, 3rd 0.01815 ETH and final 0.01687 ETH.
I used standard OC software given with GPU and getting about 24Mh from both cards. For some reasons my hashrate is jumping from 16mh to 40mh at all the time, is there any way to make it stable or even increase my hashrate?
So far i'm not impressed with with my returns specially that crypto market isn't doing very well
Thanks
Since when do you started to mine? I mean, when you had first payout?
If you look at the absurd amount of hashpower that has been added to eth mining, difficulty is rocketing so this is normal. The way to make the maximum possible $$$ a day is to mine weird and obscure alt coins and exchange them. Or use something like miningpoolhub to at least take some advantage of it.
You can still make a decent amount of coin if you switch between the more obscure altcoins traded on stockexchange or cryptopia. Sure, doing so is a lot more hassle but I regularly make about 0.0025 btc a day with 8 x 1050ti which is close to twice the norm vs mining straight up eth. It's a lot more of a hassle but it can be fun
