Best BURST Mining Rig
I discovered Burst approx. 3 month ago and right away I fell in love After mining whit 13TB I want to expand.
I would invest 1500€ for a rig. My experience for now is that when I plotted a 5TB drive ( Seagate Expansion 5TB Desktop External Hard Drive USB 3. Amd ZCoin XZC Mining. 0) the bottleneck was the drive.
I used Xplotter with i5-4670 CPU and 9GB of RAM (total RAM 16GB) and the writing on the drive was slower than the calculation from the CPU. I had all the necessary settings (run as admin, NTSF, write caching enabled.).
I migrate my external hard drives to my new Burst coin mining rig! In the end I setup and resetup basically the entire computing system, but the results. MiningRigRentals.com focuses on providing a top level mining rig rental service. The focus is to unite renters and rig owners for the. Helps you find the best.
Total time to plot was about 5 days.The read speed when mining is ok at 19.1 sec. I would appreciate suggestions on what type of hardware to buy.
Thank you in advance for all replays.
Wanted to write about how much I have earned in the last 28 days with my Burstcoin and Ethereum mining rig. Total amount it took to build this rig was 2720$ and in the last 28 days it has consumed 147 kWh. I pay 0.12$ per kWh so total of 17.64$ in electricity costs. About 0.63$ daily.
In the last 28 days I have earned exactly 0.4263 ETH and 13348 BURST. Today the market rates are quite high so that's why I decided to write this. If I were to sell today, at this moment, I would get 214$ which is about 7.8% of ROI. Daily ROI is about 0.28% which means it should take me 356 days to break even.
Out of 2700$ I spent only 300$ on GPU-s and they have earned me around 85$ (28% ROI) in 28 days but I spent around 1800$ on hard drives for Burstcoin mining and they have generated only 117$ (6.5% ROI). As you can see investing in GPU-s would have been much better but I wanted to try HDD mining. I had no idea Burstcoin difficulty would go up so much and the price wouldn't. Right now I will just continue mining because it takes almost no electricity (around 2W per HDD) and I can still sell all the hard drives if I don't want to mine anymore.
Thanks for reading.