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I just saw this thread and have been looking for a place to research mining (I have multiple computers with 1060's and electricity is included with my rent). But first can anyone tell me what these are, if they have any use or any value to anyone? Got them in a box of computer parts. Hardware ID's just relate to some kind of controller board. Thanks for any info! 
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Wow thanks! Any way to test them before I eBay them? And LOL I remembered I had set up a Coinbase account last year so went to check it so I could follow this guide and somehow I own .004 BTC worth $11? Ha must have been some sign up bonus. everdave fucked around with this message at 19:57 on Jun 21, 2017 |
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Jun 21, 2017 19:54
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Just because it was sitting there I downloaded nicehash onto a budget gaming pc i have in my shop with a 1050 in it. It has swelled my wallet by $1.15 since yesterday!
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MaxxBot posted:All of the 1070s and 1060s are now wiped out on nowinstock except for one selling for $800 lol, I really hope they do go for the 1080 Ti next as being able to get those cheap sometime down the line would be neat. I thought you were retarded as I run a computer shop and build a few gaming computers a month. Holy poo poo Amazon doesn't have a 1070 in stock! Literally last month I could have my pick at retail!
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Jun 25, 2017 04:43
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I have enjoyed the information I learned in this thread, reading about Ethereum, and taking hardware sitting on a shelf and making a free $10. Yes free. At my business electricity is included. I paid zero extra.
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Jun 26, 2017 19:12
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univbee posted:People have been sacked for doing this with Bitcoin, just FYI. I own my own business. I rent office space.
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