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Just now, Matty2048 said:

if you want to mine bitcoin then no i would recommend an asic miner and for etherium i would recommend getting more than 1 video card

the place i would buy from only accepts bitcoin. And i wont do it all the time, just to get some money  when i dont use the pc.

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Just now, RandomGuy13 said:

You couldn't mine bitcoin, you would make like less than a dollar a year assuming you aren't paying for power, and your hardware was mining 24/7

 

But you could mind decreed, pascal, etherium or some others. You should probably move this post to the crypto currency section of the forum.

accepts bitcoin only

 

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1 minute ago, RandomGuy13 said:

You couldn't mine bitcoin, you would make like less than a dollar a year assuming you aren't paying for power, and your hardware was mining 24/7

 

But you could mind decreed, pascal, etherium or some others. You should probably move this post to the crypto currency section of the forum.

less then a dollar? Crep.

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Mining bitcoin without an ASIC at this point is useless -however nicehash is a good possibility tho - I make 30CAD a month with a single GTX 1050 I have. They have a profitability calculator you can use on their site (Once they finish maintenance)

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As stated above, you can't really mine bitcoin with this rig or any other for that reason.  Ethereum or Zcash however would get you ~$100 a month after power.  Maybe.

You could also try mining other coins (there are dozens out there now), holding them for a few months and seeing if you make any money on their value going up.

 

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Just now, TheGlenlivet said:

As stated above, you can't really mine bitcoin with this rig or any other for that reason.  Ethereum or Zcash however would get you ~$100 a month after power.  Maybe.

You could also try mining other coins (there are dozens out there now), holding them for a few months and seeing if you make any money on their value going up.

 

i would just buy some seeds wink wink, dont need to rly be making money that much. Well I could sell the product but thats illegal wink wink.

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2 minutes ago, TheGlenlivet said:

As stated above, you can't really mine bitcoin with this rig or any other for that reason.  Ethereum or Zcash however would get you ~$100 a month after power.  Maybe.

You could also try mining other coins (there are dozens out there now), holding them for a few months and seeing if you make any money on their value going up.

 

good idea.

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