some facts.
you can expect around 30,5mh/s x 6 gpus from every rig (that makes around 183mh/s). You can expect something around 135W for every card. so around 22kW of power considering all the gpus + components.
Your ETH hashing power should be around 4800mh/s. If your Electricity cost is around 0,10 you make 511$ right now (that's not even considering ROI, bill taxes, or government taxes over profit. 0,11cnt/kW you make 352$ right now. 0.12cnt/kW you make 194$. and at 0,13cnt/kW you make 36$.
Now, the average price in my country for every kW is around 0,15/kW (we pay 26% taxes over electricity prices due to leftists "idea" with green energy). Which is around 0,17$ (including all taxes). Talking in numbers, a guy living in my country with your setup, will be losing almost 600$ per month at current prices.
I can add some information, that can help you to collect some more facts.
The average price in my country - less about $0.06/kW.
In the first post TS shows Mh and power consumption - totally it 6454/21910. And $0.1 per kW.
Less profit - much miners turns rigs off - difficulty down - more profit.
More ETH at low cost and low difficulty - HODL - more profit.
Give some more facts please.
you seem to be like one of those poor guys outthere that would kill for 10$. Sorry, i don't want to deal with people like that. It makes no sense. Ohh, BTW, at 0,06$/kWh you live in a third world country, so i undestand your way of thinking. You make more mining than working, so 10$ for you can be way more money than working. It makes sense. For 10$ profit per month, i don't even take the cotton sheets from the equipment.
Oh, BTW, at lowest prices on ETH (80$ more or less), it never went down of 134.000Gh/s. Even if we have seen a drop in value of over 35% in last month, the hashrate went from about 145.000gh/s to actual 172.000gh/s. In last two days, with masive drops of nearly 25%, it increased from 162.000gh/s to 176.000gh/s even with bloodbath in the streets.
So people turned on their equipments even at heavy loses, which show how "intelligent" are miners nowadays.
That's because the difficulty is a lagging indicator. When the price first started jumping to $250-300 difficulty actually DROPPED. However, as the price increased and stabilized for a couple of weeks difficulty increased. I suspect if this price drop continues or stabilizes around $160-200 we'll see about 2.0T difficulty, but it takes time for the farms to react.
Further updates
I've been busy trying to stabilize my rigs, 90% of my problems involve riser issues and cards "falling off the bus" the rest is just the typical overclock/undervolt issues and finding the right settings. I have to praise SRB BIOs mod. It literally saved me as 'one-click' PBE was awful for these Hynix cards. Resulting in tons of crashing and BSODs. Once I tried SRB it increased my hashrate for Hynix and Elpida to 30mh/s per card at 1950-2000mhz@860-875mv(core/mem) which is about 120w~ a card. Total hashrate for my rigs is around 385-393mh/s for 13 GPUs @ 1650w~ total power per rig.
I've been mining since 2017 and one thing I learned is to HODL the coins you earn as much as possible and never ever sell during down-periods. Right now while my rigs "aren't as profitable" due to the down-turn. In one month time that can literally change as markets pick back up. I cover my electric as much as possible with my normal IT job and sell coins to cover the rest.
As of the time of this writing, since I started this thread and my farm back-up mining ethereum in Ernst I have collectively mined 9.5 Ethereum. Mind you I was slowly getting rigs online and lots of crashes so this hasn't been 24/7 mining. This is one-man operation as well and I have a normal 9-5 job, girlfriend, and life. I spend as much time as possible working on my farm as a second job. My goal is to achieve 90% stability by End of July with everything fully stable and running by August. Right now I'm at 65% with 11/14 rigs running continually but with a few crashes/restarts due to GPU crashes in claymore.
Currently using a mixture of Windows 10 OS and HiveOS. HiveOS to spot out and detect bad risers and Windows OS for testing Voltage and clockspeeds. I'm thinking once everything is stable at clocks/voltages for the GPUs. I will BIOs flash them to that specific clock and run everything in HiveOS. However I'm not 100% on that since it costs me $3 per rig per month in HiveOS while i have already paid/own Awesomeminer for 20 rigs and there is no monthly reoccurring fee.