Crypto mining

[fat-cat]

Anyone know about crypto mining?

Guy at work was on about it today
He is mining ...eritherium
Making 7 cnd a day
He boight a gaming computer with a nvidia GeForce 3070 for 2200 ish lol
Set it up and leaves it going


Looks like it's hard to find the 3070 video cards now

What are your thoughts?
Tips?

[The Noof]

Makes 7 bucks a day...spends 4 on hydro & 3 on internet.

[fat-cat]

Can't find a 3070 card anywhere
And there insane if you do there like 15 to 1800 on amazon

[fat-cat]

He dialed it down its using 130 watts
It will be about 40 cents a day

[MikeBrooklyn]

Kudos to your friend for being savvy enough to pick up that gaming rig,
complete with a GeForce 3070, for around 2200 bucks. That's some clever
thinking and investing, all in one go.
Those GeForce 3070 cards –
they're like the golden ticket of the tech world. Hunting one down can
feel a bit like chasing a unicorn through a digital forest.

[hotplay]

That was 2 and a 1/2 yrs ago. I would imagine the crypto has lost all its value since, such as bitcoin.

[dishuser]

That was 2 and a 1/2 yrs ago. I would imagine the crypto has lost all its value since, such as bitcoin.

you're replying to a spammer

[Terryl]

I sent the spammer to never never land.

[Finfoampo]

Crypto mining, especially with GPUs like the Nvidia GeForce 3070, can be a pretty lucrative gig if you have the right setup.
As for finding the 3070 cards, yeah, they're in high demand for mining and gaming, so they can be hard to come by. It's all about timing and luck, really.
If you're thinking about getting into mining, just make sure to do your research and calculate the costs versus potential profits. It can be a fun hobby and a way to earn some extra cash, but it's also important to consider things like electricity costs and the current state of the market.
But if you're interested in mining, ASIC Compare is a useful tool for checking out hardware profitability. It's helped me out when I was setting up my mining rig.