hive os is free for up to 4 rigs then you pay, from my research
and yeah...it definitely seems to be the play
and i can sql and do some python, and run a linux mint laptop, if i run into a challenge ill probably solve it and be smarter afterwards, at least thats the mentality lol, but yeah...
ughhh ok
https://www.microcenter.com/product/639606/hp-omen-30l-desktop-gt13-0380t-gaming-pc
was gonna buy that just for the card, ive seen people sell this on ebay for $1000 with no gpu
my real parts list was gonna be this:
hive os
50
3090?
intel i3-10100
170
8GB DDR4 RAM
50...
got it, ty!
question: can i stick 6 GPUs with risers onto this mobo? how do i confirm this?
HP name: Dorado OC-AMP
SSID: 8703
Micro ATX, channel board exchangeable
Intel Z490
youre getting 900MH/s on ETH ?? thats awesome! i want to be like you, this is why i want to get into mining now, maybe start off with one 3080 non lhr or 3090 and wait for deals on cards over the next 4-6 months. thats the play, right? frame, mobo, power supply, all other parts would be the same...
ah theyre not LHR i didnt know that, ty, i just read somewhere everyone thought the 3080 non LHR was the play over the 3090, i just assumed 3090 was LHR
that guy spent 15K to get 150day ROI, mimic'ing a friend of his who spent the same amount last year to get an ROI in the same amount of days
i agree with you that ETH will be less profitable soon, but i think litecoin and doge and other alt coins will be worthwhile mining for a while, and if...
i guess 1 year is more realistic ROI for GPU mining, ty.
and i pay a flat fee for property taxes and all utilities including electricity, just want to take advantage of it with a mining rig
Hi guys - I am looking for recommendations on building a rig with 2 cards, that I will eventually upgrade (throughout the next 6 months) to 6+ cards.
My goal is to mine bitcoin. I would like to use linux if possible. I do not plan on gaming with this rig, but that would be a nice option (not a...
title says it all, need to order a new monitor for my mom asap before heading back to school and am stuck on those two
both s-isp right? whats the general consensus on which one is the better buy?
thanks guys
alright so pretty much the consensus is go for the dell:
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs&sku=320-4687
buy from there for best chances on s-isp?
and lastly, just to make sure before shelling out the cash... Dell 2007FP > HP LP2275w, correct?