Money Talk
Electricity bill
Submitted by vladmasterhh, 28-12-2017, 12:43 AM, Thread ID: 66963
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RE: Electricity bill 17-03-2018, 05:40 PM #21 Mining sucks nowaday. You could mine 5 years ago. Now i does not make sense
17-03-2018, 05:40 PM
#21 Mining sucks nowaday. You could mine 5 years ago. Now i does not make sense
RE: Electricity bill 18-03-2018, 02:02 AM #22 PC spec and what type of price do you pay per kwh so we can calculate it.
18-03-2018, 02:02 AM
#22 PC spec and what type of price do you pay per kwh so we can calculate it.
RE: Electricity bill 18-03-2018, 02:31 AM #23 it's a big problem for us .. so electricity bill high profitable less and hardware problems
18-03-2018, 02:31 AM
#23 it's a big problem for us .. so electricity bill high profitable less and hardware problems
RE: Electricity bill 26-03-2018, 09:11 PM #24 mine alt coins and the $400 pc aint goin to do anything AT ALL LOLOL
26-03-2018, 09:11 PM
#24 mine alt coins and the $400 pc aint goin to do anything AT ALL LOLOL
RE: Electricity bill 26-03-2018, 09:21 PM #25 Check what you're earning vs. what you're earning. In a lot of countries where electricity is not so cheap, such as certain parts of the U.S. you'll come close to earning a profit, or just barely earning one.
Just run a test, for a day or two and see exactly how much you earn, and if you can, use an online calculator with the wattage of your PC (total of Motherboard, CPU, Power Supply, and most importantly GPU's), and see how much electricity you've been used.
Once you've got that, find out how much it costs, but taking the wattage use and multiplying it by the cost.
Subtract that from what you earned, and if you're in the positive, then you'll make money if things continue as they are right now (because Crypto is unpredictable really). If you're in the negative, stop doing what you're doing and look for currencies that use less power (yes, the difference in algorithms can mean a difference in power usage), try underclocking (if you can), and if all that fails.... Then you won't be able to mine. "It never hurts to keep looking for sunshine" - A. A. Milne
26-03-2018, 09:21 PM
#25 Check what you're earning vs. what you're earning. In a lot of countries where electricity is not so cheap, such as certain parts of the U.S. you'll come close to earning a profit, or just barely earning one.
Just run a test, for a day or two and see exactly how much you earn, and if you can, use an online calculator with the wattage of your PC (total of Motherboard, CPU, Power Supply, and most importantly GPU's), and see how much electricity you've been used.
Once you've got that, find out how much it costs, but taking the wattage use and multiplying it by the cost.
Subtract that from what you earned, and if you're in the positive, then you'll make money if things continue as they are right now (because Crypto is unpredictable really). If you're in the negative, stop doing what you're doing and look for currencies that use less power (yes, the difference in algorithms can mean a difference in power usage), try underclocking (if you can), and if all that fails.... Then you won't be able to mine.
Just run a test, for a day or two and see exactly how much you earn, and if you can, use an online calculator with the wattage of your PC (total of Motherboard, CPU, Power Supply, and most importantly GPU's), and see how much electricity you've been used.
Once you've got that, find out how much it costs, but taking the wattage use and multiplying it by the cost.
Subtract that from what you earned, and if you're in the positive, then you'll make money if things continue as they are right now (because Crypto is unpredictable really). If you're in the negative, stop doing what you're doing and look for currencies that use less power (yes, the difference in algorithms can mean a difference in power usage), try underclocking (if you can), and if all that fails.... Then you won't be able to mine.