Mining Motherboard
Mining Motherboards are cheap these days and I was wondering if i can use a Mining Motherboard for a normal/gaming pc build?
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- NazatN [OP]
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- Jan 21, 2016
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- teoconca
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Yep. My previous mb was for mining. I did not know when I bought it used. I used it for 3 more years. It was fine when I sold it.
- redflagdealsguy
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Mining is deader than dead, only left to the largest server houses and botnets.
That said, the deep discount sales on mining hardware are largely past... if you can find one at a good price, good on you.
That said, the deep discount sales on mining hardware are largely past... if you can find one at a good price, good on you.
- death_hawk
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Outside of having weird slots, it's still a motherboard.
I can't imagine most people would need 7 PCI-E slots.
I can't imagine most people would need 7 PCI-E slots.
- vkizzle
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My 1080ti can still pull in USD $16/month, after electricity costredflagdealsguy wrote: ↑ Mining is deader than dead, only left to the largest server houses and botnets.
That said, the deep discount sales on mining hardware are largely past... if you can find one at a good price, good on you.
- konsensei
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- death_hawk
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