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Re: What cryptocurrency are you currently buying during a dip?
i am accumulating the coins like eth neo tron iota ltc nano salt power ledger Cardano tass hacken
Which one has the best potential?
Re: What cryptocurrency are you currently buying during a dip?
I see the market is starting to recover and the crypto I buy is a popular coin that is a favorite of many people. I only hold bitcoin, ethereum, neo and litecoin, not much but I am sure my assets will be more valuable and continue to increase in the future.
I think the big market cap coins such as ETH, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) or ZCash (ZEC) could be a good bet for the long term.
Today miners are putting together different components from different manufacturers to build a rig. Since you are producing all the parts, can you make everything into a single box rather then having the parts and putting them together? You could design on with proper air flow.
If you could do that i would become your distributor offering sales and servicing in my country. PM to discuss
If you could do that i would become your distributor offering sales and servicing in my country. PM to discuss
For the GPU mining, you have to use different part for optimal performance.
Why dont you use ASIC without more errors, with GPU you must spend more time to maintain and check
For most altcoins, you cannot use ASIC
Windows can take only 8 gpu so 8 slots are enought
You can share the AMD and nVidia cards so the total is more than 8.
Re: My decision on the two group buys of iBelink DM11g-10800mhs .
ZEC is crazy profitable right now but if you're a seasoned miner you know that you can't build on it for a long time, not even for 3 months.
But then again the 10800 Mhs X11 miner is even better, in fact it's a ridiculously profitable miner with a whole lot of smoke and mirrors surrounding it.
In fact, it's so profitable that currently it would only take 20 days to reach ROI, using the average, $6200 price. As I said before, let's just think for a second and ask who would sell such a crazy profitable miner instead of using them?
The answer is no sane person.
No self respecting miner I have spoken to even remotely considering buying one. A couple of promises and videos are not proof in this day and age and then there are the other red flags...
But then again the 10800 Mhs X11 miner is even better, in fact it's a ridiculously profitable miner with a whole lot of smoke and mirrors surrounding it.
In fact, it's so profitable that currently it would only take 20 days to reach ROI, using the average, $6200 price. As I said before, let's just think for a second and ask who would sell such a crazy profitable miner instead of using them?
The answer is no sane person.
No self respecting miner I have spoken to even remotely considering buying one. A couple of promises and videos are not proof in this day and age and then there are the other red flags...
but as weird as it may seem Zec has a market cap of 100 mill
and dash has a market cap of 600 mill
so pumping or supporting zec is 6x less expensive then pumping or supporting dash.
I know in ten days I could look like a moron about zec but there are eth xmr skein and others.
I think it is not the general market cap, it is the newly issued coins to be considered in support the price.
do you think the fall in price is because whales sold theirs?
do you have any backing proof
do you have any backing proof
I think the bitcoin has bright future when the block size is increased and more people will use it. So I will buy more in the near term.
Same speed as 9.0 and 9.1 on 280x
Thanks for update anyway
Thanks for update anyway
That is right. For 280x do not use 9.2.
suprnova.cc used to the biggest ZCash pool. What happened to it so it has to offer no fee to attract new users?
Re: ZCash hashing speed ! what you get , what you using , (wallet/pool/hardware)
Is anyone here mining with Windows and R9 Nano (or maybe Fury)?
Under Linux, Silent Army developers talk from "44 - 45 Sol with R9 Nano possible".
If I start one mining task, every Nano delivers 22-23 Sol - half of the desired hasrate above, fine.
But if I start a second task, the Nanos drop down to 2x 15-16 Sol - far away from 44-45 Sol.
Any experiences or ideas?
Under Linux, Silent Army developers talk from "44 - 45 Sol with R9 Nano possible".
If I start one mining task, every Nano delivers 22-23 Sol - half of the desired hasrate above, fine.
But if I start a second task, the Nanos drop down to 2x 15-16 Sol - far away from 44-45 Sol.
Any experiences or ideas?
I have the same experience. I use with Windows 8.1 and Criomson 16.9.2. It is much lower than 44.
nicehash is ready to i think...
https://forum.z.cash/t/nicehash-zcash-cpu-gpu-miner-for-linux-and-windows/2861
NikiNiceHash4d
As you might already know, NiceHash will support Zcash from day one (28th of the October).
We are pushing boundaries and working around the clock so that we can offer you something user friendly in the front but beast in the back.
Current tests are showing between 5 and 10 H/s for CPU miner. GPU development isn't far behind.
If all that won't be enough for you, you'll still be able to rent hashing power to mine Zcash - on demand and with no contracts.
Stay tuned as our testers say it's worth it.
https://www.facebook.com/NiceHash/180
https://twitter.com/NiceHashMining190
Perhaps it's not a very good idea to take such measure now. The high volatility can bring too much instability on your earnings, not only positively but also in a negative manner.
If you just accept 10% of your salary in bitcoin. That is similar to buying the bitcoin and invest in it, it could be a good idea.