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120 gpus in one room. Nothing Else to say.
120 gpus in one room. Nothing Else to say.
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If u think miners dont add to a problem, well think again.
All AIB cards which likely never made it to retail - I'd say I know what companies I won't be buying from in the future... but I won't be buying from them anyway and for now they won't be struggling for customers :s
It would be hilarious though if GPU mining ceased to be a thing and gamers all boycotted those companies.
It would be hilarious though if GPU mining ceased to be a thing and gamers all boycotted those companies.
Caporegime
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Hiiiiii hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
I don't really blame miners - but there has been some dubious stuff going on.
Soldato
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How much money is that individual likely making from all those?
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$7-800 a day.
Caporegime
So basically he has to mine for around 4 months before he’s in profit?
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Yeah, if he started today. Fully expect all that is already paid for to be honest given how long the mining run has been going.
Yeah, then it's easy money. Years wage in a month, then sell the cards when mining finishes probably for what he paid.
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It's also a bit of a waste of electricity and components as well though really!
1 day : £590
7 days : £4127
30 days : £17672
That's at the price of ETH now which is taking a beating , also doesn't include the electricity cost .
Soldato
Linus himself had his own shipment cut in 1/2 , when the importer sold the rest on a pallet. Thats how this industry is currently working
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Electricity usage probably not that huge, maybe couple of grand a month.
Soldato
A business is there to sell stuff.
It makes no difference to them if miners are customers are not.
It makes no difference to them if miners are customers are not.
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wowsers that is how you do it.
Currently if you were buying at RRP and bought 3 months ago and cashed out at the last Ethereum rise you most likely turned a profit already.
Many didn’t sell and are still holding now during this mini crash
Games want one card, to play some games on. (maybe two if it breaks down and still in warranty)
Miners want as many as they can get to be able to afford that gold toilet they dream of.
They are absolutely adding to the problem, there is no question about it.
Primary school level of business thinking.
Go open your lemonade stall and sell, sell, sell. When you are a millionaire, think of us lonely plebs who missed out on the opportunity to "sell stuff".
