It would be nice if I could come to this thread and see posts from MineX team - not other coins

OR not having the same 2 people posting 10-12 times a day yelling at other people on the thread.

Unless you have new updated information or have something constructive to say gtfo so I don't have to spend all weekend updating myself on threads.

I've invested in MNX since bounty and I'm just sitting here reading all these comments shaking my head.

I've got about 100 MNX i'll be continuing to sit on since all of my investments into this has been spare change.

I don't really care who the partnership is with (even if it's a sister company), so long as we have a working card as intended.

This entire market is in such an early stage - to expect everything to work on time every time with no errors would be the red flags IMO.

https://twitter.com/CSOB_CZ

google translated the tweet from 3 hours ago

"We have to rebut the claim of @minexcoin, which has announced that we have recently entered into a contract that allegedly relates to payment cards. We have not made any such business with Minex Pay and do not cooperate with Minex Pay in other areas."

I'd rather have a delayed working product then a flawed product rushed to be released.

On a side note I've been mining two 1080 Ti and one 1070 on the new minexpool.org listed here.

24 hour earnings show $2.37 on the two 1080 Ti and .70c on the 1070

Pretty comparable to whattomine.com profits.

Been having poor luck on supernova using a single 1070, switching to your pool tonight to test it out!

Haven't been keeping up to date with much Crypto news in general but I've been invested in MNX since ICO and the fact they are following their plans and still active in the community is what I'm really the only thing keeping me in right now. I'd rather have some services delayed without flaw then a product rushed to failure.

I'll keep holding and see what happens.

https://imgur.com/a/uHuuI

I can post a better picture later, but I pretty much took the metal casing that pop off from adding a PCI slot and used that to hook the radiator on the fan.

My case isn't designed for the closed loop cooling but I didn't feel like spending the extra money to do it right.

Yeah, I've been running my 1st 1080 Ti for about 3-4 months now with Nicehash miner and made back a large portion of my investment. I run about 80% power and never go over 50c, I have an open design case though (Thermaltake P5).

2nd one was on sale for $700 on Newegg so I had to jump on it.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA25V65X6405&cm_re=1080_Ti-_-14-487-377-_-Product

this would be my 2nd choice if the price was better.

I got my 2nd 1080 Ti Seahawk from Newegg last month for $709 + Destiny 2.

Currently started mining Zcash the other day and i'm running 95% power on both and getting 1400-1500 H/S

I have my computer hooked up to a backup PSU, and it shows current power usage in watts. Running idle I have about 150w-200w, and mining it jumps to 675w (Max on he backup I think).

Does this put my power usage at 500w that I should add into the calculator? If that is accurate then I'm showing about $4.20 a day with 2 1080 Ti?

Yeah, I figured since I just installed a 2nd 1080 Ti on my computer I want to mine directly to make more profit. Just gotta read through these last few pages and see what to mine.

I've been using Nicehash miner for the last few months and it's easier to use but they take 3% of your earnings, the website has been showing different numbers from what the miner itself says it's doing. There is more profit in mining a coin directly I believe, but it depends on if you want to do the extra work.

I'm showing 135/MHs on Lyra2REv2 on 2 1080 Tis and the website is showing 120/MHs or less accepted speed.

Miner says $6.77 daily profit website says $5 daily profit.

I'm starting to think I should be just mining the coin directly, but it could just be the website is wrong.