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Ethereum is a good option now, but if you want better profit you can try to find some new coins. Sometimes you can get good return from those new coins, but of course you are taking big risk compare to mining popular coins.
GPU or CPU is a depreciated product, so if you can't get decent profit then better think twice. But I found the ROI is still acceptable, maybe roughly 1 year or more to earn back your GPU invested.
Not many algorithms good for cpu, except those with cpu algorithm such as yescryptR16, M7M... You may consider cryptonight algorithm for coin like XMR or BCN, it is still cpu minable with good hashrate.
This CPU coin look good
on YeScriptR16. It's two week old and hashrate not so big
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3019643.0
on YeScriptR16. It's two week old and hashrate not so big
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3019643.0
Nice sharing, it is good to know a new CPU coin with YescriptR16 algo.
may i ask why people seems prefer VPS instead of building own small server in the home?
is it due to network connectivity? or unreliable electricity/internet?
is it due to network connectivity? or unreliable electricity/internet?
Main reason is static IP and home broadband with only 1 dynamic IP, you can get multiple VPS with unique static IP each.
i had a problem with a string of asics giving X's.
I changed the frequency from 600 to 550
it worked, once stable, slowly increased back to 600.
stable 2 days now
I changed the frequency from 600 to 550
it worked, once stable, slowly increased back to 600.
stable 2 days now
Yes, it is always suggested to lower the frequency at the beginning, then slowly increase it. Same job on every miner including GPU.
This new Antminer A3 miner appears to be a basis for Bitmain's entrance into a cryptocurrency which will support the massive off-site data storage requirements inherent in its AI operations.
Surprise me, this means that there will be an ASIC friendly algorithm soon. What are the popular coins that use blake2b?
EDIT: just noticed SIA is blake2b
I thought SIA with it's own new algo...Re: [ANN] Bminer: a fast Equihash miner for CUDA GPUs (5.1.0)
https://s18.postimg.org/fvpk8tf1l/Screenshot-2018-1-15_Bminer_When_Crypto-mining_Made_Fast.png
0.0016% rejected shares.
0.0016% rejected shares.
is 0.0016% good or bad?
newbie question here
It is hard to tell why you have rejected shares because there are alot of reason. But with 0.0016% only, it is a good mining result.
I see no problem with linux, you must also compare resources usage for linux and windows, obviously windows uses more and it could lead to more power drawn. Anyway I still prefer linux, maybe you can try to compile those great miner to linux by yourself.
Persoanlly i go for the ones with FOUR capacitors on. No particular brand or make as they are all basically the same. They all do a range of different connectors.
I also insist on four capacitors. I have some risers on hand that bought last time with four capacitors, it is much stable compared to three capacitors riser.
Can someone please help? Just need to confirm. thanks so much!!!
I have a friend who have the exact motherboard you are asking and he is running 6x RX 580 with modified bios making 180 Mhash in Ethereum only mining mode , running from a few months without problems and without crashing.
It should work for you too but I suggest to go for Biostar TB250 PRO BTC or ASROCK H110 PRO BTC+ or ASUS MINING EXPERT as these are motherboards dedicated to mining. Their price is not expensive too.
I have the same suggestion as @Cereberus did, why don't you get those mining mobo, it supports more PCIe slots, and you do not require to use all, 6 gpu on it sure works without problem.