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nanofury nf2 driver
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joshcowin
on 13/01/2016, 17:40:43 UTC
hi their just bought a nanofury nf2 to get me started into bitmining but i cant find a driver for it. Could someone point me in the right direction please. thanks
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Re: Bitminter client (Windows/Linux/Mac)
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joshcowin
on 09/01/2016, 22:43:54 UTC
would it be necessary for me to buy an ASIC device in order to use it... These things are kinda costly for me.. Also could you tell me about some cheap ASIC devices

Yes, you need ASICs to mine. Mining on a graphics card takes several million years to mine one coin.

There are two types of cheap ASIC devices.

Cheap per device: These often cost only 10 USD. But they only do 1 or 2 GH/s which means that they are extremely expensive per GH/s. You would be lucky to earn back 10% of the price of the device.

Cheap per GH/s: These are more expensive devices. But they are cheap per GH/s and can make a profit. Have a look at Antminer S7 plus power supply at bitmaintech.com - that's not a cheap machine but you can calculate the price per GH/s and use it as a base for comparison. Have a look at ebay and similar places for older Antminer S-models, kncminer, spondoolies, etc. Compare to the GH/s price of the S7. If a machine doesn't come with a power supply then always factor that into the GH/s price.

so is 500 gh/s any good looking to invest into something that does them speeds?
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help with setting up
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joshcowin
on 08/01/2016, 19:33:08 UTC
Hi their ive been trying to set up mining for 2 days now with no progress.I am trying to mine with easy miner and it is picking up my pool but it hasn't found my graphics card and says 0 active processors. my gpu is a 980m and all the drivers are updated, any help appreciated thanks