Mining is one of the ways through which you can get yourself some of the valuable cryptocurrencies out there, with the right equipment. I will updating this step by step iteratively – please leave your comments and thoughts.
Firstly, in order to build a mining rig there are a number of things to think about and parts to purchase. I have split some of these out below from my latest build. A lot of these can be swapped out for an alternative option which I will build on later.
Mining requires careful planning and attention to avoid unfortunate outcomes. All computers are a potential fire hazard, and this risk is magnified in mining due to the constant usage and high energy outputs involved.
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