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This is pretty big news.
Edit: Anyone want to speculate, will LHR cards on ebay go up in price, or non-LHR cards lose their premium status and pricing?
(mining) And the beat goes on...
As with many things in life, a little of column A and a little of column B... My guess is more the former than the latter, unfortunately.Edit: Anyone want to speculate, will LHR cards on ebay go up in price, or non-LHR cards lose their premium status and pricing?
I suspect miners want 100% Eth and 0% other coin not 30% Eth and 70% other coin.
Current estimates at that with a $0.10 / KWh electric cost, those other coins, most of them, WILL be profitable, according to a recent YT vid.but if lots of hash rate moves to them they’ll no longer be profitable.
Current estimates at that with a $0.10 / KWh electric cost, those other coins, most of them, WILL be profitable, according to a recent YT vid.
Not if every graphics card mining Ethereum now goes to those other coins. The profitability of Eth comes from the US$7000 in gross earnings every 15 seconds, which supports a huge number of miners. The only other coin that generates that kind of revenue is Bitcoin.Current estimates at that with a $0.10 / KWh electric cost, those other coins, most of them, WILL be profitable, according to a recent YT vid.
Dang, that is cheap electricity! Oh wait, is that just the supply cost? I pay more for 'delivery' (infrastructure) than supply - so about 19 cents/kWH net.Current estimates at that with a $0.10 / KWh electric cost, those other coins, most of them, WILL be profitable, according to a recent YT vid.
Nice temps!Testing with a 3080ti . im getting 90.14MH/s 270w watercooled so temps are 35/66.