Hello, I'd like to know if I can mine bitcoin with an Intel Core i7? And how fast would it go and how much profit would I get? Because I saw someone with what I think is an RTX 3090 graphics card, and they can mine for €5 a day.
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I would like to sell my graphics card. Do I have to reset it or can I just remove it from the PC and sell it?
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What I mean is: your work is not scalable or automatable. Why do you make such a bad trade? How do you justify it?
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If you don’t have access to an industrial electricity tariff, you burn money or if you don’t pay the electricity yourself, you steal the money from the person who pays the electricity.
Even with the most powerful PC, it is no longer worth using so-called ASIC miners. These chips are specialized for hash functions and exceed even the most modern PCs by a multiple in the hash rate. In addition, the electricity costs must be somewhere below 10 cent per KWh in order to be profitable at all.
Furthermore, the 90°C warm air must also go somewhere…
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Well, as long as the bitcoin continues to rise, it is still possible to make really money and the electricity costs I don’t wear and the one who doesn’t bother the pay does not
Then just ask these people for the money. This is more efficient for everyone involved. You make out of 39 cents the kWh about 8 cents in Bitcoin. That’s not a good deal.
Then you can ask the people who pay the electricity, but just to throw their money out of the window – and you’ll stand up and collect it. Come on out the same way, but save the environment.