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Which mining/Rendering Build do you guys prefer?

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From what i've heard,AMD is THE BEST for mining,hashing.So for mining,AMD build will do just fine.

For rendering,check if the software with which you render uses CPU or GPU for rendering.If it uses CPU then there is no point in buying a 1070.If it uses GPU for rendering you can consider a single GPU(GTX 1070) although you should know that the programs which demand GPU for rendering prefer Quadro series GPU from Nvidia.

for mining, the dule amd build is the best 

Main rig                             I also got some cheep lg phone and a chromebook, witch I have been known to mine bitcoin on sometimes

CPU: R5 2400g                        

RAM: 8gb ram

MOBO: msi b350 pc mate 

CASE: Eclipse p300

PSU: 500w corsair

 

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From what i've heard,AMD is THE BEST for mining,hashing.So for mining,AMD build will do just fine.

For rendering,check if the software with which you render uses CPU or GPU for rendering.If it uses CPU then there is no point in buying a 1070.If it uses GPU for rendering you can consider a single GPU(GTX 1070) although you should know that the programs which demand GPU for rendering prefer Quadro series GPU from Nvidia.

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Just now, The_Grim_Reaper said:

From what i've heard,AMD is THE BEST for mining,hashing.So for mining,AMD build will do just fine.

For rendering,check if the software with which you render uses CPU or GPU for rendering.If it uses CPU then there is no point in buying a 1070.If it uses GPU for rendering you can consider a single GPU(GTX 1070) although you should know that the programs which demand GPU for rendering prefer Quadro series GPU from Nvidia.

Could I do one gpu mining on one card and rendering on one gpu?

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Just now, hjdaboss123 said:

Could I do one gpu mining on one card and rendering on one gpu?

Yes you could 

Main rig                             I also got some cheep lg phone and a chromebook, witch I have been known to mine bitcoin on sometimes

CPU: R5 2400g                        

RAM: 8gb ram

MOBO: msi b350 pc mate 

CASE: Eclipse p300

PSU: 500w corsair

 

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25 minutes ago, hjdaboss123 said:

WHich of these builds are better?

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/s6K6Yr

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bMr4yf

 

THanks in advance.

Don't mine unless you get asic miners. there is no point at this stage.

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3 minutes ago, Daniel Z. said:

Don't mine unless you get asic miners. there is no point at this stage.

Yep.He is right.ASIC miners are the most profitable ones.Unless you build a hardcore rig.....I mean a really hardcore rig like a 8000 USD rig,mining won't be profitable.
But if you're planning to mine during free time provided the electricity charges are very low,then go on. 

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1 minute ago, The_Grim_Reaper said:

Yep.He is right.ASIC miners are the most profitable ones.Unless you build a hardcore rig.....I mean a really hardcore rig like a 8000 USD rig,mining won't be profitable.
But if you're planning to mine during free time provided the electricity charges are very low,then go on. 

I will do in spare time, and also I want to pay off my Build slightly sooner.

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4 minutes ago, hjdaboss123 said:

I will do in spare time, and also I want to pay off my Build slightly sooner.

That is why people use ASIC miners or build a pc with a ton of GPUs which will eventually cost around 8000 USD

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3 minutes ago, The_Grim_Reaper said:

That is why people use ASIC miners or build a pc with a ton of GPUs which will eventually cost around 8000 USD

Would it be hard to use ASIC? Cuz Im still a noob. how many dollars per day would I earn with the 2x rx580 4gb, considering average electricity cost in Hong Kong?

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