Strong Mining rig

[eliiid]

I want to build mining rig and i dont care about cost i want atleast 100 usd perday and i found a rig that have 6 1080ti is it powerful or not and thanks

 

[RealBeast]

You better build a bigger house first if you want to net $100 a day. The fastest card (probably the Radeon R9 295X2) returns $586 per year based on older numbers (and card costs are way up from older estimates like the linked mining calculator below in the article)

Second, focus on AMD Radeon processors (NVIDIA just don't work as well) if you are doing GPU mining of alternate currencies (if you want to do bitcoin move to China and buy a massive ASIC mining plant).

Third move to China or Iceland for cheap electricity, Venezuela would have qualified at one time, but they have increased costs and will just confiscate your gear now.

HERE is a list of good mining cards as of late July, and an idea of your net profit with average electric costs and a stable crypto currency value -- note that all values are old (Sept 2016) and costs have gone way up. They have a calculator that is no longer accurate so you need to adjust for costs, and I don't think that it takes into account the cooling of the building where the mining is done, just the actual card use.

So best case scenario, you can make almost $500 per year if you spend a thousand or so in hardware and electricity up front. To gross $100 a day you will need over a hundred cards. You may or may not end up with anything when you add up all the costs. And the currency value changes constantly, which may be good or bad depending on how things go.

You are a few years late to the party and the music has stopped (all the chair are full).

Good luck.

 

[TechyInAZ]

Sorry but the days of making $100 a day are over, should of been mining in 2011-2013 when Bitcoin only required CPU mining...

As RealBeast said, it's not even feasible. Not to mention that your power bill would be shot thru the roof too (unless your the lucky few who gets free electricity).

So to fully answer your question, it's no. There is no PC mining rig out there that is going to net you $100 a day.

 

[eliiid]

The currency is monero not bitcoin , and i need to know how much force exactly .. (h/s , m/h , g/h ... etc) using x6 gtx 1080 ti in sli ... or else how many gpu to make atleast 50 dollar " perday " monero currency . Please need a full calc .

 

[USAFRet]

The currency is monero not bitcoin , and i need to know how much force exactly .. (h/s , m/h , g/h ... etc) using x6 gtx 1080 ti in sli ... or else how many gpu to make atleast 50 dollar " perday " monero currency . Please need a full calc .

So what monero calculators have you found and used?

 

[ohiou_grad_2006]

It will be nice when the mining market dries up so gpus her cheaper again.

 

[RealBeast]

A 1080Ti does about 750H/s, so at current values -- 6 cards would net about $7 to $8 per day before factoring in equipment costs (i.e. only the cost of electricity at average electrical cost).

Each card will cost a little over $700, so in a little over 2 years you would break even assuming monero is still around by then with the thousand other possibilities.

I couldn't even talk a doctor into this bad of an "investment" and they are among the worst group of investors that exist.

So to your question. To gross $50 a day over electrical costs you will need 40-50 cards that will run you about 28-35 thousand dollars for just the cards, plus motherboards, memory, PSU, etc. This is the definition of futile.