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Building my first ethereum mining rig.
So a couple months back i got into crypto currencies and since i am such a hardware junkie i thought to myself why not attempt to build a ether mining rig to see what it was like, so i already had to RX 460's 4gb versions laying around so i started mining with them, both of them combined i was getting about 23 hash, average 50 dollars a month on Claymore miner v9.7 on windows 10, so i decided to pickup 2 more rx 460's because i was liking the income from both of them, and now i am averaging 46 hashrate on all 4 cards combined (Average 11.7 Hashrate per card) so what was my income? and how much did the rig cost? the rig costed me about 80 to 220, and the rig will be payed off in about 6 months, those are some crazy returns.


My current pool i am using is: https://ethermine.org
And the wallet i use is: https://www.myetherwallet.com/
Here is the full spec list of my rig:
Video cards
x2 XFX Radeon rx 460 4gb
x2 Sapphire nitro radeon rx 460 4gb
PSU: GIGABYTE GP-B700H 700W ATX12V
CPU: AMD Athlon II X4 620 AM2+/AM3 CPU
SSD: Intel 320 Series 80GB SSD
Mobo: HP Pavilion 620887-001 Alvorix
Risers: Fixable PCI-E 16X to 1X Adapter USB3.0 USB 3.0 Riser Cable
Ram: 4gb DDR3 SDRAM 1333Mhz
Hope you guys enjoyed the post, i am also currently in the process of building a Ubiq rig and will be doing a post on that within the week.

Replies (3)
Why not plug your screen on the motherboard
I think you will win in memory on GPU0
Almost 100% of the time the monitor is not plugged in, i use a monitoring program to control the PC from my main computer or phone, just plugged it in to snap a fast picture because my print screen was not working, thank you for the comment!
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