Posts Tagged ‘mining profit’

CoinCalculators is a New Mining Profitability Calculator Service

25, Jun 2018

With mining profits diminishing lately it is always a good idea to be on a lookout for new and profitable coins to mine, regardless if you are using GPUs or ASIC miners. So you might want to give the Coin Claculators service a try and see if you can find something new and interesting. It tracks close to 300 crypto coins and can mining profitability calculators available for GPU miners with presets for the hashrate for the more common AMD and Nvidia GPUs as well as ASIC miners with presets for S9, L3+ and D3. You can of course also set your own hashrates for each algorithm, so you are not limited only to the presets available, though they help for a quick check. There is also a Dual Mining profit calculator, however it is a bit limited in functionality. There are also individual mining profitability calculators available for the supported coins for when you are not looking what is most profitable to be mined. There is also a mobile app available for Android on the Google play store (no iOS for now), so you might check it out as well if interested.

– For more information and to check out the Coin Calculators mining profitability service…

Quick and Simple Bitcoin Mining Calculator

15, Jan 2014

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Have you wondered what profit can you expect in the short term from a Bitcoin ASIC miner should you decide to invest now in one or if you just got the mining hardware? This is usually not an easy task and there are quite a few bitcoin mining calculators out there to help you in the process. If you need a quick and simple one to give you a quick idea how much you will get from a given hashrate by the end of this difficulty and in the next one, then you might want to check out this tool. In the example above we are calculating the profit we can expect from a 100 GH/s Bitcoin ASIC miner and you can see the results above. You can experiment and try with different values, what you should have in mind that the average difficulty increase is currently about 30% per cycle. Also note that the calculator takes into account the current Bitcoin exchange value and also does not calculator any costs fr electricity, this is something that you need to consider yourself based on the power consumption of your mining hardware as well as on the price of electricity per kW/h.

– To try the quick and simple Bitcoin Mining Calculator shown in the example above…


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