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I think that FPGA have 70-200 days ROI, is a very good choice.
If available, I'll try to buy one, and consider sell my GPU miner to player.
But it may like ASIC, break the whole market of small coin, and the dev of small coin have no way to reject FPGA because hard fork is useful.
That will be a new nightmare for the dev.
If available, I'll try to buy one, and consider sell my GPU miner to player.
But it may like ASIC, break the whole market of small coin, and the dev of small coin have no way to reject FPGA because hard fork is useful.
That will be a new nightmare for the dev.
As other people said, there are lot of scam in the past, and keep happening.
Can you tell us more information about spec and Hardware interface?
Or no need any word, just a actual video, we will all believe you.
Can you tell us more information about spec and Hardware interface?
Or no need any word, just a actual video, we will all believe you.
Re: VectorDash - Rent GPUs to AI researchers. $7.68 per 1080ti per day
There still no stable riser can provide PCIE 1.0 x8, not to mention PCIE 3.0.
And the normal motherboard can only provide PCIE 3.0 x8 *2.
Maybe a GPU miner have 2 GPU on motherboard, and other card just like old method, can gain more profit and possible?
- i have full pcie x16 riser in my pc (original Lian-Li)
- full atx mb (actualy "ANY" mb) has x16 and there are some, that have more than that (its in board pcie lines ... so you can have mb with 2* x16 pcie + usb3 + etc ....my mb has 24pcie lines and its nothing super extreme)
- i dont think this method will work ... i think that "AI miners" are for total use of whole system and there will be no room for anything else ... so your cpu will lose in power vs XY gpus (1 for AI, rest for common mining) ... yes you can improve power of cpu for something like 8cores+8ht which "can handle both processes" but WHY??? the price of this cpu is absurd and if we dont know income per card per day, its investment as hell
I think the site is pretty clear about the income per card. The requirements are not that extreme. I'm not an AI or research expert but I have quite a bit of experience running Folding@Home for Curecoin. In that instance each GPU would take up a whole CPU core and lower PCIE bandwidth equaled lower performance. I don't think its unreasonable for this site to require basic specs that you would find a in a data center. You can get an older Xeon cpu and mobo for dirt cheap on ebay. This service is essentially renting your machine out as a cloud server. Their aim isn't someone running 8 cards on a shitty Chinese motherboard from Alibaba with a celeron embedded chip.
Sorry for my ignorance about the some new hardware and requirement.
Of course a better CPU, a better motherboard is needed for higher requirement.
But for increasing revenue, people will try to optimize their configuration.
Re: VectorDash - Rent GPUs to AI researchers. $7.68 per 1080ti per day
so i recieved minimum requirements (by mail):
i dont say its something expensive, but still its not what a common miner can offer in great numbers (like 30 gpu with 5 cpus .... this means i need to buy rests for 30 PCs ... or for 5 at least)
till i dont know income per day, its "a bit huge" investment
For each GPU you plan on hosting, your machine should have at least:
a PCIe 3.0 x8 or x16 slot
1 CPU Core from one of the following CPUs (or equivalent):
Intel i5 or above
Intel Xeon
AMD Ryzen or AMD EPYC
4+ GB RAM for Nvidia 1070 and below, 8+ GB of RAM for Nvidia 1070ti and above
50+ GB Storage per GPU
Internet upload & download speeds of at least 15 Mbps
i dont say its something expensive, but still its not what a common miner can offer in great numbers (like 30 gpu with 5 cpus .... this means i need to buy rests for 30 PCs ... or for 5 at least)
till i dont know income per day, its "a bit huge" investment
For each GPU you plan on hosting, your machine should have at least:
a PCIe 3.0 x8 or x16 slot
1 CPU Core from one of the following CPUs (or equivalent):
Intel i5 or above
Intel Xeon
AMD Ryzen or AMD EPYC
4+ GB RAM for Nvidia 1070 and below, 8+ GB of RAM for Nvidia 1070ti and above
50+ GB Storage per GPU
Internet upload & download speeds of at least 15 Mbps
There still no stable riser can provide PCIE 1.0 x8, not to mention PCIE 3.0.
And the normal motherboard can only provide PCIE 3.0 x8 *2.
Maybe a GPU miner have 2 GPU on motherboard, and other card just like old method, can gain more profit and possible?
Re: Hardware Mining vs Cloud Mining vs Staking or Masternodes
I prefer Hardware mining (GPU and CPU, no ASIC), because you can get the hardware and experience.
And whatever the future of blockchain, you still have some hardware.
Masternodes / Staking is not a bad choice, but i don't want to buy coin for this, just mine by myself.
It can let your HW mining get more coin.
Cloud Mining almost earn nothing, never mine back the coin you send.
At that expensive price you can buy more coin, or build good GPU miner.
And whatever the future of blockchain, you still have some hardware.
Masternodes / Staking is not a bad choice, but i don't want to buy coin for this, just mine by myself.
It can let your HW mining get more coin.
Cloud Mining almost earn nothing, never mine back the coin you send.
At that expensive price you can buy more coin, or build good GPU miner.
"closed air rig" is the problem.
Usually, 1050ti*12 is without any problem at opened air rig, 1050ti's fan is enough for cooling itself.
But at closed air rig, you need lots of additional powerful fan to send cooler air to the GPUs, generating noise.
However, you have buy it, so give it more fans and enjoy the noise.
Or you can ignore the temperature less than 70 degrees Celsius.
Usually, 1050ti*12 is without any problem at opened air rig, 1050ti's fan is enough for cooling itself.
But at closed air rig, you need lots of additional powerful fan to send cooler air to the GPUs, generating noise.
However, you have buy it, so give it more fans and enjoy the noise.
Or you can ignore the temperature less than 70 degrees Celsius.
People who knows what is mining will not buy ASIC, because ASIC can do one thing, and will always have a better ASIC in the future.
But GPU can resell, and can switch to other algorithm.
Any ASIC will be trash in a few year, but GPU won't (at least slower than ASIC).
But GPU can resell, and can switch to other algorithm.
Any ASIC will be trash in a few year, but GPU won't (at least slower than ASIC).
That's why I hate china ASIC manufacture.
Re: Monero Fork in one day.. hash rate drop predictions ?
After kick the ASIC out, at least the profit per AMD GPU increase as ETH.
I think the hast rate will stable to a level let the profit per AMD GPU keep th same as ETH, even a bit higher.
(Because there are some Ethash ASIC.)
I think the hast rate will stable to a level let the profit per AMD GPU keep th same as ETH, even a bit higher.
(Because there are some Ethash ASIC.)
Re: [RFC] Potential release of AMD Lyra2z miner (Raw speed: Vega64 9.8 MH/s)
I think 3% a little more than claymore dual mode is a good choice.
Lots of AMD rig may rush to this miner, just like my 8*570.
However, my poor 8*1070Ti may lost another good profit coin...
so sad.
Lots of AMD rig may rush to this miner, just like my 8*570.
However, my poor 8*1070Ti may lost another good profit coin...
so sad.
Re: █▓▒░-< [ZPOOL.CA][FlexFee™][SegWit] The miners multipool >-░▒▓█
Seems Tune (neoscriypt) have some problem.
https://www.zpool.ca/site/block?id=2899
Still immature after 9hr.
https://www.zpool.ca/site/block?id=2899
Still immature after 9hr.
Re: [ANN] Lykke - Semi-decentralized Exchange on the Blockchain
This Exchange have good services, let you buy crypto currency by your credit card.
However, it seems have lots of BUG, sometimes may stuck your money.
My ETH can't withdraw and trade, some people have similar experience.
So, be careful.
I hope this problem can solve soon.
However, it seems have lots of BUG, sometimes may stuck your money.
My ETH can't withdraw and trade, some people have similar experience.
So, be careful.
I hope this problem can solve soon.
Re: [ANN][POOL] Mining Pool Hub - Multipool. Multialgo, Auto Exchange to any coin.
At least Monacoin is a profitable coin for Nvidia card.
But I still wish more CryptoNight coin for AMD card, more Equihash coin for Nvidia card.
These can make the feature of auto switching and auto exchange more useful, especially for GPU miner.
But I still wish more CryptoNight coin for AMD card, more Equihash coin for Nvidia card.
These can make the feature of auto switching and auto exchange more useful, especially for GPU miner.
Some card like 460 can use lower h with double mem, getting the same or higher hashrate with default h.
My 460 set h=512 with double memory, 339h/s, 2150MB. Default is 330, 3750MB.
At the same clock.
My 460 set h=512 with double memory, 339h/s, 2150MB. Default is 330, 3750MB.
At the same clock.