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Sure, in that case you earn more since you don't have to deduct electricity costs from your earnings. On the other hand, if you also invested/paid a couple thousand for the whole solar panel setup or if you are selling your excess electricity to the grid you also should consider that, because you can't sell the electricity NiceHash uses on your computer, so you'd enter the price per kWh you get paid as your cost.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Thanks for the info, but I found out my hardware might not do all that well for mining. I have an older FX octa-core 8320e and a 4GB RX 560. I just don't think it would be profitable enough.
@@ChristianRauchenwald yep that’s what my dad and I have been thinking, we’re looking for houses actually and are going to possibly turn this into a mining farm. I would pay just to see the superintendent’s face when he comes to the apartment to ask about the noise and sees a bunch of mining rigs 😂
That's the plan, but there are still a few videos I plan to make about all the things I mentioned in my recent videos before I'll find time to talk about something "new".
Nice, the current BTC bull-run definitely makes it even more profitable than it used to be. Even my GTX 1080 Ti generates more than $5 daily right now.
As per cryptos these days, which one is worth to do, stacking them in let say binance, kraken, cakedefi etc or keep on mining via nicehash, honeyminer etc..i have a pc with i5-9600k and gpu rtx2070 super...thx.
Hi. Just learnt about the existence of this software and wanted to try out. Is this app resource intensive? I'd like to run it more in the background of my work computer for some "beer money" rather than go all out for profits.
So is doing this gonna cost me more than just using my pc for gaming? like if i only used this in the day time when my pc is idal is it gonna cost me alot for electricity or would the diffrence not matter too much
That depends on your GPU and the cost per kWh of electricity in your country. You can check at www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator to see if it would be profitable for you or not.
Would you mind help me, which is the correct mhs on nicehash...the one from cmd which is 40mhs in my case..or from the app?39mhs Or from the website that said accepted price? It said 54mhs...this is confusing
The one in the CMD windows is the most accurate, the ones in the GUI or on the website don't refresh that often and are likely rounded and/or using an average.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Okay, but how bout this case?.. I oc it till my Reject like 2%top then I oc it again further the Reject got bigger like 6% max but the profit is also bigger...I dont understand... Ithought the best setting would be no reject and more reject equals less income... Thanks btw for your kind reply
The view my stats is not working on my computer however I can login straight from my browser but my earnings are not synchronized and that's what I'm trying to do. Also the earnings are way different from what the calculator claims from what I saw in person.
Haven't had that issue so far. Maybe consider asking in www.reddit.com/r/NiceHash/ The estimate in the calculator uses the values from the last couple of days so they won't always match 100% with how much you make in one day.
Yes, I tried running both and it works but eventually I noticed that in my case NiceHash pays better and so currently I'm only running NiceHash right now. Will try HoneyMiner once a month to see if that changes. If you run both at the same time your overall earnings may be smaller than if you run just one of them, so you'll have to try to see what makes the most sense with your system.
Das kann ich dir leider nicht beantworten da ich meinen Hauptwohnsitz seit Jahren nicht mehr in Österreich habe und aktuell in der Ukraine privat und in HongKong mit meinem Unternehmen steuerpflichtig bin.
@@ChristianRauchenwald aso ok cool , ja danke Am besten ich rufe vei meinem Finanzamt an. Weil ich stelle mir die Frage ob ich meine gemeinten coins auch 1 Jahr behalten muss 🤔
In my opinion, mining an alt-coin directly is much more profitable than using Nicehash. You are not at the whims of people renting your mining power, you just join a pool, and you can mine whatever cryptocurrency you want. I am mining Raven Coin and making 30 more dollars/month than I do with Nicehash.
Sure, but compare the ease of use NiceHash offers new users with little to no experience with the steps required to set up a specific miner, find and join a pool, and eventually cash out your earnings.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I agree, setting up a mining client connected to a mining pool on your own is really a daunting task for a beginner like me, as I am not sure how to correctly configure the client using codes.
I have question can i damage my gpu. I have RX 580 8GB , and i am mining about 10 hours a day. I set up in msi afterburner power limit to -30, and reduce clock from 1360 to 1204. I set up in nicehash TDP power to low. And im getting around 60 degrees celsius it never goes above 62. And my fans are spinning on 51% all time. Can i damage my gpu?
I'm running my GTX 1080 Ti 24/7 at 71° for a couple of months already (only stopped for two days when we moved into a new apartment). BUT each GPU has different "safe" temperatures, so you need to look that up. Also, it depends on other factors as explained in bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin
I'd go with the regular one, but you can look at www.nicehash.com/support/mining-help/general-help/what-is-the-difference-between-nicehash-miner-and-nicehash-quickminer and decide for yourself.
Thanks for letting me know. Looks like Crypto.com isn't automatically entering it anymore. Well, the referral code would be "eesgzd25bb" (without the quotes).
running your gpu(and therefore your whole computer) constantly at full throttle is never a good idea and can shorten its lifespan; however, the time it shortens its life by is close to never significant enough to have you notice it. as long as you take care of your components(i.e. providing enough cooling, cleaning dust, etc.), you will most likely sell your current gpu and move on to your next one before your current one dies. as far as playing games while mining, probably not. mining uses a lot of your gpu horsepower and would probably make your game noticeably slower. running a mining program like nicehash overnight would be a much better alternative than gaming and mining, or putting time to the side to mine while your awake.
Thanks for providing an answer @Supernatural29 - I'd like to add that GPU usually are stress-tested running 24/7 under load and that's why if you run them without overclocking, proper cooling,... - you are more likely to get rid of the card because it's getting old than experience any issues because you used it for mining.
Depends on your electricity costs and if you believe that BTC will increase in value. You can use www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator to see how much other users earned last day, last week, last month with the same GPU.
Obviously that is going to change the overall profitability of NiceHash but there'll still be altcoins that can be mined and considering that we are still roughly a year away from that happening I'd just take the profits I can right now and evaluate then later again if it's still worth it or not.
1. can I mine using laptop? 2. if can, why I cannot start mining. 3. 'benchmark error' - does this mean my cpu/gpu isn't suitable for mining? 4. is there any possible way to mine. thank you
The calculator in general doesn't listen laptop cards. Also, mining on a laptop has a bit of a risk since the cooling of laptops is harder considering how close all components are to each other.
Good video bro. I start mining with NiceHash, and i want to ask something. I am mining about 8 hours a day on my RX 580 8GB and i stays about 65-70 degrees celsius with 60-70% fan speed. I just wanna know can i damage my gpu over time. Thanks.
bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin should provide you with some insights as to what could possibly go wrong. Personally, my PC is now running for months already 24/7 with only a few days break in December when we moved to a new apartment and so far I only had to exchange one of the regular 14cm case fans for around $10. My GTX 1080 Ti is consistent at 71° celsius and I'm also running NiceHash while I'm using the PC to record my videos like this one.
@@ChristianRauchenwald And i forgot to say that i set that in NiceHash it use 60% TDP ( low power mode ) . So i have nothing to wory about. Thanks for the reply.
Just try and you'll see if your hardware gets detected or not. However, mining on a laptop isn't the best idea because the cooling isn't as "good" as in a desktop PC, so I'd only try NiceHash and in the webinterface of NiceHash set it to "Low Power Mode", see prnt.sc/10sblpm
Kommt drauf an welche Erfolgsrate der Pool hat da du ja nur für tatsächliche geminte coins deinen Anteil in nem Pool bekommst, bei NiceHash im Vergleich dazu aber einfach für deine Hashrate bezahlt wirst unabhängig davon ob der Käufer deiner Hashpower damit Profit macht oder nicht. Ich versuche nur Dinge zu zeigen/empfehlen die ich auch selbst am Laufen habe. Das heist nicht das es keine besseren alternativen gibt :) gerade für Leute die bereit sind sich mit der Materie zu beschäftigen. Für Anfänger finde ich NiceHash perfekt da es einfach einzurichten ist und was mMn viel zu oft vergessen wird eben die Berücksichtigung der eigenen Stromkosten ermöglicht. Am Ende geht's mir mit vielen meiner aktuellen Videos nur darum Leuten einfache Möglichkeiten zu zeigen wie sie eben ein paar Euro nebenbei verdienen können ohne großen Aufwand ohne dabei zu tief in einzelne Themenbereiche zu gehen um sicherzustellen das jedes meiner Videos für Anfänger immer noch geeignet ist.
Yes, create a Coinbase wallet and transfer your earnings from NiceHash to that wallet (no transfer fees for transfers to Coinbase). From Coinbase you can then transfer them to your bank account.
GPU's are usually stress-tested running 24/7 and it's likely that your card get's old and you upgrade before you notice any degrading. + as mentioned by @Joe Cool, as long as you make sure that you operate things at a safe temperature it's nothing I would worry about. Personally, in the last 4 months, I had to replace one 14cm case fan for roughly $10 but made several hundred $ worth of BTC in return.
@@ChristianRauchenwald yes I know, but there is nothing, it shows only this "Referrals For each completed order the referred customer spends, you will receive 5% of our revenue share Apply for referral status in support section"
No, my channel focuses on how you can use your hardware or certain apps and services to earn money or crypto without getting to technical. Creating a video that explains how you can rent hashpower from NiceHash to mine a specific coin that you'd then have to exchange somehow again doesn't fit that description. But the NiceHash help center has all the information you need, starting with www.nicehash.com/compatible-pools
@@ChristianRauchenwald thank you for reply, ya I went through their help center and its very different from the latest version. I was able to add a pool, but its still mining in btc. I love the nicehash interface, minus the complexity of trying to mine other coins. Thank you though.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I'm running on a Ryzen 5 3600 and a GTX 1650 super... I seriously wanna try it and earn a little bit of cash. Can you tell how much I'd get per night in a month?
It doesn't. The mobile app is just for monitoring your miners and orders. Nicehash works solely on dedicating mining hardware and computers with CPU/GPU suitable for mining.
Will do, but might take some time because there are still a few other topics I want to cover first. Btw. ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html might already answer your questions.
@@drposeidon007 Im using Binance app you can easily sell your bitcoins to people on Binance and add the money straight into your Debit Card. Plus Binance doesnt charge much for the transaction, it's 100% safe and easy to use 😊 You're welcome
Because your anit-virus detects EVERY mining software as virus to prevent a software mining on your computer without you knowing it. Obviously, if you install NiceHash you want to mine and are aware that it's a mining software. See www.nicehash.com/support/mining-help/nicehash-miner/my-browser-antivirus-software-reports-nhm-as-a-virus
Every mining software will trigger your anti virus because your anti virus wants to warn you from apps that might use your hardware to mine without your knowledge. So, when you on purpose install a mining software you can ignore the complaints of your anti virus software.
Dose honey miner and NiceHash works together in the same time ? Will that get more profit? Will that cost more electricity? Dose CPU and GPU get damaged soon ? Thanks for the interesting information Wish u all the best
Did you consider either using Google or simply trying. I'm happy to help and answer comments but I'm not going to write books in the comment section. Here's a start for the most important question bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin For your other questions, simply try.
Not sure what you mean? The wattage only relates to how much power your GPU/CPU consumes for mining and allows you to calculate how much profit you actually make from mining considering the cost per kWh you pay.
A mining rig is often nothing else but a PC with a decent GPU, so you can just build one. Dedicated ASIC mining rigs would be the other option and you can get those at, for example, www.bitmain.com/
@@conc1840 Definitely not bitcoin, you would be losing money with electricity costs. I recommend mining monero, it is profitable to mine with any cpu, just make sure to have proper cooling, or it will damage your laptop, as they have very bad air circulation.
Depends, sometimes to hide jump cuts in the video, sometimes to simply create "movement" on the screen as it helps with increasing the audience retention of each video.
I'm currently running unmineable.com/coins instead to "mine TRX directly". Same principle as Nicehash, your GPU is used to mine ETH but you get paid in the coin you choose. Although I believe Nicehash pays slightly better, Unmineable has lower min. payouts and is great if you need/want to directly earn a specific coin.
i like how you totaly skip over the fact the founder was a cyber criminal that made the butterfly botnet... oh and that nice hash got hacked... oh and only returned the lost funds when bitcoin plumitted in value. u know, the stuff nice hash wont tell you because they are SOOOOOOO legit...
I don't judge people by what the did in their past (unless it's something like murder, rape,...) because I believe that everyone made their fare share of mistakes. And regarding the NiceHash hack, people got compensated for 100% of their losses over time and could have just bought BTC again at that lower rate. The fact is that NiceHash has a very long history or reliably paying it's users and is one of the easiest ways for people to start mining on their hardware. Your entire argument focues on the personal history of one person and an unfortunate event outside of NiceHash's control that they handled well considering all the circumstance, in my opinion.
@@ChristianRauchenwald they didnt give them 100% of their bitcoin technically because the bitcoin price was much lower and it took 2 years for said money to be returned. yes, people make mistakes, i agree, but if nicehash had returned all of the money, they would have made sure to return the same amount in value to their users, not a piddly amount they DID return. they still ended up making a massive profit i can imagine (considering btc's much lower rate of exchange at that the time they returned the stolen money). reliable is the exact opposite of what nice hash did and is. they should be held far more accountable for their actions. enabling bad actors to continue their bad ways makes people think they can just get away with anything because they say "were sorry." its "how to get out of jail free card 101", one of many Mark Zuck's favorite tricks to get away with anything and everything. if a company makes mistake after mistake, at what point does the company become a problem for the consumer?
@@mybigboiphilip6997 sorry but your logic is quite flawed. If I give you 1 BTC of my own money and you get robbed I wouldn't dare call you a "bad actor" and if BTC then falls in value and you give me back the money so I can buy 1 BTC again then I'd consider that ok.
@@ChristianRauchenwald what if the value of 1 btc was at $6000 when robbed, and the returned 1 btc was at $1000 when said btc was returned after 2 years of the once $6,000 continued to drop until it was valued at $1,000? hypothetically speaking of course
Don't get me wrong, but didn't you expect your coolers to start working when you put your GPU under full load? If you do some research you can use, for example, MSI Afterburner to manually limit power draw and temperature. This way the hashrate and earnings are lower but you can then manage to mine with relatively little noise from the fans.
Nobody is perfect and I won't judge a company by the actions of one person and accusations alone. Don't forget in our society one is innocent until proven guilty. That said, if you don't trust the company although they are on the market for years already, and even when their BTC wallets got hacked once did their best to compensate all users 100%, then simply don't use them. I personally will NiceHash running on my Windows machine and enjoy the $100 average I earn every month.
@@ChristianRauchenwald creator of NiceHash is convicted criminal, creator of malware that did nasty things. He was almost five years in jail. Just sayin, people should now. Im thinking about replacement for NiceHash, something similar where you can transfer real money to your bank.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Does not matter what hardware you are using a pc is not made to turn 24/7 unless it's specifically server hardware. Even if you make 500 a year it's still wearing out your hardware significantly for that amount of money it's definitely not worth it.
And they pay out reliably as shown in ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html ... even after the got hacked years ago - while it took them some time - they reimbursed 100% of the money that was stolen.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I have.. and their legal department doesn’t help either. Sorry if I’m getting in the way of your hustle. I know you want those referral bonuses..
nice hasch ist die grösrte abzocke die es gibt seit einem monat farme ich damit und nach den berechnungen solte ich 150 euro machen doch anscheinend schwanken die börse und nach den berechnungen mit den schwankungen sollte ich so 120 bis 150 machen doch ich die gesammt summe ist bei 70 euro und steigt nicht mahl mehr weil anscheinend bitcoin fällt niceverarscht
Ernsthaft, du beschwerst dich weil dein möglicher Verdienst je nach aktuellen Geboten am NiceHash Marktplatz und dem BTC Preis schwankt? Eventuell liest du beim nächsten Mal was auf www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/ steht: "*Please note that values are only estimations based on past performance - real values can be lower or higher. Exchange rate of 1 BTC = 43840.67 USD was used."
Maybe instead of calling something a scam, think about how it works. You are not mining BTC with NiceHash but renting out your hardware so other people can mine different coins and you get compensated in BTC for that. So, the money you make doesn't increase linear with increases in BTC value but depend on how much people are paying right now per TH to rent mining power.
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Our house has solar power. Would that be particularly advantageous?
Sure, in that case you earn more since you don't have to deduct electricity costs from your earnings.
On the other hand, if you also invested/paid a couple thousand for the whole solar panel setup or if you are selling your excess electricity to the grid you also should consider that, because you can't sell the electricity NiceHash uses on your computer, so you'd enter the price per kWh you get paid as your cost.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Thanks for the info, but I found out my hardware might not do all that well for mining. I have an older FX octa-core 8320e and a 4GB RX 560. I just don't think it would be profitable enough.
@James Stonks I'll reconsider. Good thing for me the power bill's hurdle is pretty much cleared. Would my rig run it in the first place though?
@James Stonks better than my 0.04¢ per day
@James Stonks Exactly my reasoning in the first place. I'd rather be gaming.
My apartment doesn’t charge electricity bills, they only charge electricity to new tenants but we’ve been here for over 12 years
Seriously? Start looking for a new apartment and turn this one into a mining farm.
@@ChristianRauchenwald yep that’s what my dad and I have been thinking, we’re looking for houses actually and are going to possibly turn this into a mining farm. I would pay just to see the superintendent’s face when he comes to the apartment to ask about the noise and sees a bunch of mining rigs 😂
Nice video again👍👍 hope you keep update of up coming coins in 2021. Lets not miss the race.
Nobody knows what will be next rocket.
That's the plan, but there are still a few videos I plan to make about all the things I mentioned in my recent videos before I'll find time to talk about something "new".
@@ChristianRauchenwald yes thank you
Currently mining $21.60 a day using nicehash on a ryzen 9/2080/2050ti
Nice, the current BTC bull-run definitely makes it even more profitable than it used to be.
Even my GTX 1080 Ti generates more than $5 daily right now.
Steven how much it costs ??
i have Amd 5 3400 and its sazing its failing over and over. what to do ,z benchmarks arent aprooved. pls reply tnx
Best place to get help for hardware specific issues would probably be www.reddit.com/r/NiceHash/
As per cryptos these days, which one is worth to do, stacking them in let say binance, kraken, cakedefi etc or keep on mining via nicehash, honeyminer etc..i have a pc with i5-9600k and gpu rtx2070 super...thx.
That's something you'll have to decide for yourself.
Hi. Just learnt about the existence of this software and wanted to try out. Is this app resource intensive? I'd like to run it more in the background of my work computer for some "beer money" rather than go all out for profits.
It's a crypo mining software... that should already answer your question.
So is doing this gonna cost me more than just using my pc for gaming? like if i only used this in the day time when my pc is idal is it gonna cost me alot for electricity or would the diffrence not matter too much
That depends on your GPU and the cost per kWh of electricity in your country. You can check at www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator to see if it would be profitable for you or not.
Can i use gpu and cpu for mining at the same time or do i have chose just one
Yes, you can use your CPU and GPU(s) simultaneously.
Would you mind help me, which is the correct mhs on nicehash...the one from cmd which is 40mhs in my case..or from the app?39mhs Or from the website that said accepted price? It said 54mhs...this is confusing
The one in the CMD windows is the most accurate, the ones in the GUI or on the website don't refresh that often and are likely rounded and/or using an average.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Okay, but how bout this case?.. I oc it till my Reject like 2%top then I oc it again further the Reject got bigger like 6% max but the profit is also bigger...I dont understand... Ithought the best setting would be no reject and more reject equals less income... Thanks btw for your kind reply
The view my stats is not working on my computer however I can login straight from my browser but my earnings are not synchronized and that's what I'm trying to do.
Also the earnings are way different from what the calculator claims from what I saw in person.
Haven't had that issue so far. Maybe consider asking in www.reddit.com/r/NiceHash/
The estimate in the calculator uses the values from the last couple of days so they won't always match 100% with how much you make in one day.
I’m looking for a 250$ gpu which one do you recommend for mining?
Can't say, just check the profitability of different models in that price range at www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator
How do i conect to external gpu
Best ask at reddit.com/r/Nicehash?
Thanks for all these information , i have one question how you get 28 GPU running at once
I don't have 28 GPU, as you can see at ua-cam.com/video/BKzT5OZW4CM/v-deo.html I'm only mining with one computer that uses 1 CPU and 1 GPU.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I see, so what are the specifications of your hardware, it looks very good when you are earning 2.4 dollar per day
@@ChristianRauchenwald but it says 28 benched 28 enabled for ur 1080 ti
Honey miner usually doesn't use more than 45% of my gpu, I'm wondering if I can run nicehash at the same time with hineyminer
I don’t have an answer but I wanna know too
Yes, I tried running both and it works but eventually I noticed that in my case NiceHash pays better and so currently I'm only running NiceHash right now. Will try HoneyMiner once a month to see if that changes.
If you run both at the same time your overall earnings may be smaller than if you run just one of them, so you'll have to try to see what makes the most sense with your system.
Servus Christian, wie muss ich die mining einnahmen versteuern von nicehash? (bin auch Österreicher)
Das kann ich dir leider nicht beantworten da ich meinen Hauptwohnsitz seit Jahren nicht mehr in Österreich habe und aktuell in der Ukraine privat und in HongKong mit meinem Unternehmen steuerpflichtig bin.
www.bmf.gv.at/themen/steuern/sparen-veranlagen/Steuerliche-Behandlung-von-Krypto-Assets.html sollte die meisten deiner Fragen beantworten.
@@ChristianRauchenwald aso ok cool , ja danke
Am besten ich rufe vei meinem Finanzamt an. Weil ich stelle mir die Frage ob ich meine gemeinten coins auch 1 Jahr behalten muss 🤔
In my opinion, mining an alt-coin directly is much more profitable than using Nicehash. You are not at the whims of people renting your mining power, you just join a pool, and you can mine whatever cryptocurrency you want. I am mining Raven Coin and making 30 more dollars/month than I do with Nicehash.
Sure, but compare the ease of use NiceHash offers new users with little to no experience with the steps required to set up a specific miner, find and join a pool, and eventually cash out your earnings.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I agree, setting up a mining client connected to a mining pool on your own is really a daunting task for a beginner like me, as I am not sure how to correctly configure the client using codes.
I have question can i damage my gpu. I have RX 580 8GB , and i am mining about 10 hours a day. I set up in msi afterburner power limit to -30, and reduce clock from 1360 to 1204. I set up in nicehash TDP power to low. And im getting around 60 degrees celsius it never goes above 62. And my fans are spinning on 51% all time. Can i damage my gpu?
I'm running my GTX 1080 Ti 24/7 at 71° for a couple of months already (only stopped for two days when we moved into a new apartment).
BUT each GPU has different "safe" temperatures, so you need to look that up. Also, it depends on other factors as explained in bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin
Should I install both nicehash miner and nicehash quick miner
I'd go with the regular one, but you can look at www.nicehash.com/support/mining-help/general-help/what-is-the-difference-between-nicehash-miner-and-nicehash-quickminer and decide for yourself.
hey dude, it would appear that the crypto wallet referal code is empty. Any idea about it?
Thanks for letting me know. Looks like Crypto.com isn't automatically entering it anymore. Well, the referral code would be "eesgzd25bb" (without the quotes).
@@ChristianRauchenwald where is my referral code in my account i cant see it...
hi, i have a laptop with an rtx2060 and a ryzen 7 4800h, I just wanted to know if its going to blow up if i leave it all ight working, thx
bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin should answer that question.
Does mining wear down the GPU card and shorten its life? can you still play a game while mining?
running your gpu(and therefore your whole computer) constantly at full throttle is never a good idea and can shorten its lifespan; however, the time it shortens its life by is close to never significant enough to have you notice it. as long as you take care of your components(i.e. providing enough cooling, cleaning dust, etc.), you will most likely sell your current gpu and move on to your next one before your current one dies. as far as playing games while mining, probably not. mining uses a lot of your gpu horsepower and would probably make your game noticeably slower. running a mining program like nicehash overnight would be a much better alternative than gaming and mining, or putting time to the side to mine while your awake.
Thanks for providing an answer @Supernatural29 - I'd like to add that GPU usually are stress-tested running 24/7 under load and that's why if you run them without overclocking, proper cooling,... - you are more likely to get rid of the card because it's getting old than experience any issues because you used it for mining.
Hello sir, I'm new and tried to mine on nicehash using nbminer with my rx 480 8gb. Question is,
I'm only seeing 9.647M on hashrate, is it normal?
Its simply not worth mining at that.
Depends on your electricity costs and if you believe that BTC will increase in value. You can use www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator to see how much other users earned last day, last week, last month with the same GPU.
How profitable will nicehash become after eth 2.0 is on ?...
Obviously that is going to change the overall profitability of NiceHash but there'll still be altcoins that can be mined and considering that we are still roughly a year away from that happening I'd just take the profits I can right now and evaluate then later again if it's still worth it or not.
@@ChristianRauchenwald should i build a mining rig now? And should i mine eth or btc?
1. can I mine using laptop?
2. if can, why I cannot start mining.
3. 'benchmark error' - does this mean my cpu/gpu isn't suitable for mining?
4. is there any possible way to mine.
thank you
You can find a list of possible reasons at www.nicehash.com/blog/post/benchmark-error-in-nicehash-miner
@@ChristianRauchenwald thank you
laptops are not meant for minig, their cooling is too bad, and your device can get damaged
what specs do you have on your system to achieve that profit each month ?
I'm mining on my old gaming PC with one GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and an Intel i7 4770K, although the GPU is responsible for most of the profit.
What are the specs of the computer compatible with NiceHash?
You can check the profitability of different hardware at nicehash.com/profitability-calculator
My dad has a gtx 960m but it won’t list it in the devices, it’s pretty decent if I do say so myself so
The calculator in general doesn't listen laptop cards. Also, mining on a laptop has a bit of a risk since the cooling of laptops is harder considering how close all components are to each other.
Good video bro. I start mining with NiceHash, and i want to ask something. I am mining about 8 hours a day on my RX 580 8GB and i stays about 65-70 degrees celsius with 60-70% fan speed. I just wanna know can i damage my gpu over time. Thanks.
bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin should provide you with some insights as to what could possibly go wrong.
Personally, my PC is now running for months already 24/7 with only a few days break in December when we moved to a new apartment and so far I only had to exchange one of the regular 14cm case fans for around $10.
My GTX 1080 Ti is consistent at 71° celsius and I'm also running NiceHash while I'm using the PC to record my videos like this one.
@Mark Anthony Santillan Im using it in NiceHash on 60% power. And it says for that on 60% power set in NiceHash can get me about 1 dollars.
@@ChristianRauchenwald And i forgot to say that i set that in NiceHash it use 60% TDP ( low power mode ) . So i have nothing to wory about. Thanks for the reply.
does it still mine when u uninstall
Seriously? I'm sure you can the answer to that question is obvious enough.
Is my personal info safe on my pc, while using this?
Yes.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Thank you👍
Can you withdraw the money quickly and is it safe? Do you actually get the reward?
Yes, see ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html
Just to clarify, so does this mean I could run Honeygain and NiceHash together in 1 rig?
I currently have R5 3600 and Rx580 8gb 😁
i really want to know the answer too..but i might test it out my self.. im currently running nicehash now
Yes,s ince the use completely different parts of your computer.
I'm running NiceHash, parallel with HoneyGain, PacketStream, and IPRoyal.
Im running NiceHash with the Rx 580(8GB) and getting a bit more than $2 a day...not too shabby I guess....what's your payout or profitability?
@@subhajitchatterjee9688 still you can get 2 dollar a day
@@subhajitchatterjee9688 whats your hashrate
Bro will ASUS ROG G17 support Nicehash and Honeyminer
Just try and you'll see if your hardware gets detected or not. However, mining on a laptop isn't the best idea because the cooling isn't as "good" as in a desktop PC, so I'd only try NiceHash and in the webinterface of NiceHash set it to "Low Power Mode", see prnt.sc/10sblpm
I am getting this error pls can you advise what is the issue
and also i am trying to install nicehash on Dell E5420 or 7450 this is the error
For technical support either email NiceHash support or post at www.reddit.com/r/NiceHash/
Hallo Christian, meine Frage ist es nicht sinnvoller Ethereum über einen Pool zu minen zB. 2miners, Hiveon, usw.?
Kommt drauf an welche Erfolgsrate der Pool hat da du ja nur für tatsächliche geminte coins deinen Anteil in nem Pool bekommst, bei NiceHash im Vergleich dazu aber einfach für deine Hashrate bezahlt wirst unabhängig davon ob der Käufer deiner Hashpower damit Profit macht oder nicht.
Ich versuche nur Dinge zu zeigen/empfehlen die ich auch selbst am Laufen habe. Das heist nicht das es keine besseren alternativen gibt :) gerade für Leute die bereit sind sich mit der Materie zu beschäftigen. Für Anfänger finde ich NiceHash perfekt da es einfach einzurichten ist und was mMn viel zu oft vergessen wird eben die Berücksichtigung der eigenen Stromkosten ermöglicht.
Am Ende geht's mir mit vielen meiner aktuellen Videos nur darum Leuten einfache Möglichkeiten zu zeigen wie sie eben ein paar Euro nebenbei verdienen können ohne großen Aufwand ohne dabei zu tief in einzelne Themenbereiche zu gehen um sicherzustellen das jedes meiner Videos für Anfänger immer noch geeignet ist.
So I started Using NiceHash and wanted to know how to cash out my earnings into my bank account any idea?
Yes, create a Coinbase wallet and transfer your earnings from NiceHash to that wallet (no transfer fees for transfers to Coinbase).
From Coinbase you can then transfer them to your bank account.
@@ChristianRauchenwald But does this method works for countries other than US?
@@subhajitchatterjee9688 yeees
do miners consider the degradation of their components as well?
Not really. If you keep stuff running cool it will be fine and you can resell stuff
GPU's are usually stress-tested running 24/7 and it's likely that your card get's old and you upgrade before you notice any degrading.
+ as mentioned by @Joe Cool, as long as you make sure that you operate things at a safe temperature it's nothing I would worry about.
Personally, in the last 4 months, I had to replace one 14cm case fan for roughly $10 but made several hundred $ worth of BTC in return.
i got ryzen 5 3600 rx 5600xt 16gb ram it says im making $0.72 a day is this correct
Don't know since I don't have the same GPU. But usually the projections shown in the app are fairly accurate.
Can I also mine on my Ryzen 3 3200g?
You can check at www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator
where is my referral code in my account i cant see it...
You need to go into your account settings, there you'll find the "Referral" section.
@@ChristianRauchenwald yes I know, but there is nothing, it shows only this "Referrals
For each completed order the referred customer spends, you will receive 5% of our revenue share
Apply for referral status in support section"
What processor and GPU are u using to mine?
I'm just using my "old" gaming PC with an i7 4770k and a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.
have you done a video on how to add pools, so someone could mine ravencoin
No, my channel focuses on how you can use your hardware or certain apps and services to earn money or crypto without getting to technical.
Creating a video that explains how you can rent hashpower from NiceHash to mine a specific coin that you'd then have to exchange somehow again doesn't fit that description. But the NiceHash help center has all the information you need, starting with www.nicehash.com/compatible-pools
@@ChristianRauchenwald thank you for reply, ya I went through their help center and its very different from the latest version. I was able to add a pool, but its still mining in btc. I love the nicehash interface, minus the complexity of trying to mine other coins. Thank you though.
Why does my computer turn off when I benchmark
Take a look at www.reddit.com/r/NiceHash/comments/8gzjck/nicehash_shutting_down_during_benchmark/
And what about payment of NiceHash?
Take a look at ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html
Nice video 💯
Thanks for watching 😊
I can't download Honeyminer from the website. Why?
Use your native browser, couldn't download with chrome
Disable ad-blockers you might have installed or try a different browser.
@@MagnusGodske I'll try it, thanks 👌
@@ChristianRauchenwald Versuche ich danke ✌
exactly how much money do you get overnight? and within a month? i haven't tried it yet!
Depends on your hardware 😉
@@ChristianRauchenwald I'm running on a Ryzen 5 3600 and a GTX 1650 super... I seriously wanna try it and earn a little bit of cash. Can you tell how much I'd get per night in a month?
@@itsjanuaryy253 I'm mining with a GTX 1650 and a ryzen 7 3700x it generates an average of £1.00/24 hours idk how much that is in dollars
How does nicehash works on the phone
It doesn't. The mobile app is just for monitoring your miners and orders. Nicehash works solely on dedicating mining hardware and computers with CPU/GPU suitable for mining.
Hello Bro, Please Post Video on how to withdraw bitcoin . Which is the best cryptowallet sw.
Will do, but might take some time because there are still a few other topics I want to cover first. Btw. ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html might already answer your questions.
@@ChristianRauchenwald thank you verymuch. I am new to this, got no idea about hash mining. Its lot confusing. Will be waiting for your next video.
@@drposeidon007 Im using Binance app you can easily sell your bitcoins to people on Binance and add the money straight into your Debit Card. Plus Binance doesnt charge much for the transaction, it's 100% safe and easy to use 😊 You're welcome
Can I mine in mobile phone?
No, NiceHash is meant for mining on Windows computers and does NOT work on mobile phones.
Thanks bro
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for taking the time to leave some positive feedback.
@@ChristianRauchenwald anytime! Keep rocking dude!
Why is it necessary to deactivate anti-virus verification for it? Doesn't it make it more dangerous?
Because your anit-virus detects EVERY mining software as virus to prevent a software mining on your computer without you knowing it.
Obviously, if you install NiceHash you want to mine and are aware that it's a mining software.
See www.nicehash.com/support/mining-help/nicehash-miner/my-browser-antivirus-software-reports-nhm-as-a-virus
Is this safe? because I saw it have virus on it
Every mining software will trigger your anti virus because your anti virus wants to warn you from apps that might use your hardware to mine without your knowledge.
So, when you on purpose install a mining software you can ignore the complaints of your anti virus software.
Dose honey miner and NiceHash works together in the same time ?
Will that get more profit?
Will that cost more electricity?
Dose CPU and GPU get damaged soon ?
Thanks for the interesting information
Wish u all the best
Did you consider either using Google or simply trying. I'm happy to help and answer comments but I'm not going to write books in the comment section.
Here's a start for the most important question bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1612/can-i-damage-my-computer-by-mining-bitcoin
For your other questions, simply try.
Doesn’t the wattage have something to do with this ?
Not sure what you mean? The wattage only relates to how much power your GPU/CPU consumes for mining and allows you to calculate how much profit you actually make from mining considering the cost per kWh you pay.
@@ChristianRauchenwald yes thats what I meant . We pay 0.30 euro cent kWh
Very Useful infos Thx
Glad it was helpful!
How do I get a rig
A mining rig is often nothing else but a PC with a decent GPU, so you can just build one.
Dedicated ASIC mining rigs would be the other option and you can get those at, for example, www.bitmain.com/
So is NiceHash safe?
What do you think is faster, waiting for someone to answer your comment or watching a few minutes of the video?
@@ChristianRauchenwald I dont understand to english much u know.
Can I use this with my android phone?
🇧🇩
Unfortunately, no. But check out ua-cam.com/video/fPs2n0UCYcI/v-deo.html
@@ChristianRauchenwald Thanks for your time.
@@ChristianRauchenwald But what about the Mobile App in Google Play Store?
How can u make ballet for pi and bee cash out point
Sorry, this video is about NiceHash.
Can you make a video about CASHFXGROUP?
Sorry for the late reply, could you please submit the topic at bit.ly/TopicsToCome
can i mine bitcoin in a crap laptop
Probably won't be worth the effort, but you can download NiceHash and try to see if it's profitable or not.
@@ChristianRauchenwald in my laptop i have an icore i5 7th gen and a radeon so i dont know if it will work but i will still give it a try
@@conc1840 Definitely not bitcoin, you would be losing money with electricity costs. I recommend mining monero, it is profitable to mine with any cpu, just make sure to have proper cooling, or it will damage your laptop, as they have very bad air circulation.
Why do you randomly change camera angles
Depends, sometimes to hide jump cuts in the video, sometimes to simply create "movement" on the screen as it helps with increasing the audience retention of each video.
I love nicehash so much.it profitable
I'm currently running unmineable.com/coins instead to "mine TRX directly". Same principle as Nicehash, your GPU is used to mine ETH but you get paid in the coin you choose. Although I believe Nicehash pays slightly better, Unmineable has lower min. payouts and is great if you need/want to directly earn a specific coin.
Make a video about Vitae AG
Please submit the topic at bit.ly/TopicsToCome
Ein Deutscher :D
Nahe dran... Ursprünglich aus Österreich.
i like how you totaly skip over the fact the founder was a cyber criminal that made the butterfly botnet... oh and that nice hash got hacked... oh and only returned the lost funds when bitcoin plumitted in value. u know, the stuff nice hash wont tell you because they are SOOOOOOO legit...
I don't judge people by what the did in their past (unless it's something like murder, rape,...) because I believe that everyone made their fare share of mistakes.
And regarding the NiceHash hack, people got compensated for 100% of their losses over time and could have just bought BTC again at that lower rate.
The fact is that NiceHash has a very long history or reliably paying it's users and is one of the easiest ways for people to start mining on their hardware. Your entire argument focues on the personal history of one person and an unfortunate event outside of NiceHash's control that they handled well considering all the circumstance, in my opinion.
@@ChristianRauchenwald they didnt give them 100% of their bitcoin technically because the bitcoin price was much lower and it took 2 years for said money to be returned. yes, people make mistakes, i agree, but if nicehash had returned all of the money, they would have made sure to return the same amount in value to their users, not a piddly amount they DID return. they still ended up making a massive profit i can imagine (considering btc's much lower rate of exchange at that the time they returned the stolen money). reliable is the exact opposite of what nice hash did and is. they should be held far more accountable for their actions. enabling bad actors to continue their bad ways makes people think they can just get away with anything because they say "were sorry." its "how to get out of jail free card 101", one of many Mark Zuck's favorite tricks to get away with anything and everything. if a company makes mistake after mistake, at what point does the company become a problem for the consumer?
@@mybigboiphilip6997 sorry but your logic is quite flawed. If I give you 1 BTC of my own money and you get robbed I wouldn't dare call you a "bad actor" and if BTC then falls in value and you give me back the money so I can buy 1 BTC again then I'd consider that ok.
@@ChristianRauchenwald what if the value of 1 btc was at $6000 when robbed, and the returned 1 btc was at $1000 when said btc was returned after 2 years of the once $6,000 continued to drop until it was valued at $1,000? hypothetically speaking of course
I don't trust it, my pc sounded like it was gonna explode lol
Don't get me wrong, but didn't you expect your coolers to start working when you put your GPU under full load?
If you do some research you can use, for example, MSI Afterburner to manually limit power draw and temperature. This way the hashrate and earnings are lower but you can then manage to mine with relatively little noise from the fans.
Is NiceHash free?
Yes, but obviously since it's a business the keep a small percentage of the mining profits.
@@ChristianRauchenwald Thank you :D
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NiceHash#Controversies
So does that sound legit?
Nobody is perfect and I won't judge a company by the actions of one person and accusations alone. Don't forget in our society one is innocent until proven guilty.
That said, if you don't trust the company although they are on the market for years already, and even when their BTC wallets got hacked once did their best to compensate all users 100%, then simply don't use them.
I personally will NiceHash running on my Windows machine and enjoy the $100 average I earn every month.
@@ChristianRauchenwald creator of NiceHash is convicted criminal, creator of malware that did nasty things. He was almost five years in jail. Just sayin, people should now. Im thinking about replacement for NiceHash, something similar where you can transfer real money to your bank.
yes right 24/7 your computer is working for 500 buck a year so by the end of year your pc is simply half-dead. one must be stupid to use it
🤦♂️ not sure what kind of crapy hardware you are using...
@@ChristianRauchenwald Does not matter what hardware you are using a pc is not made to turn 24/7 unless it's specifically server hardware. Even if you make 500 a year it's still wearing out your hardware significantly for that amount of money it's definitely not worth it.
my parents pay for the electricty, so... i will got profit anyway ;)
🤦♂️ I'm not sure if they'd be super excited if they suddenly pay 30% more electricity.
nichash sucks. they wont let me close my account and withdraw my
bitcoin.. you are mining to their wallet. they have control of your
crypto..
And they pay out reliably as shown in ua-cam.com/video/6RBiaVvXLf0/v-deo.html ... even after the got hacked years ago - while it took them some time - they reimbursed 100% of the money that was stolen.
@@ChristianRauchenwald at a much lower rate.. if I lose your Bitcoin when it’s worth $20k then pay you it back when it’s worth $10k..
@@ChristianRauchenwald and I have $680 worth of Bitcoin that they won’t pay me out. How reliable is that payout?? Doesn’t sound reliable at all...
@@mauigsxr750 I'm sure if you take it up with their support instead of wasting your time on UA-cam you'd find a solution.
@@ChristianRauchenwald I have.. and their legal department doesn’t help either. Sorry if I’m getting in the way of your hustle. I know you want those referral bonuses..
nice hasch ist die grösrte abzocke die es gibt seit einem monat farme
ich damit und nach den berechnungen solte ich 150 euro machen doch
anscheinend schwanken die börse und nach den berechnungen mit den
schwankungen sollte ich so 120 bis 150 machen doch ich die gesammt summe
ist bei 70 euro und steigt nicht mahl mehr weil anscheinend bitcoin
fällt niceverarscht
Ernsthaft, du beschwerst dich weil dein möglicher Verdienst je nach aktuellen Geboten am NiceHash Marktplatz und dem BTC Preis schwankt? Eventuell liest du beim nächsten Mal was auf www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/ steht:
"*Please note that values are only estimations based on past performance - real values can be lower or higher. Exchange rate of 1 BTC = 43840.67 USD was used."
When Bitcoin price is 30k or 50k the Mining Profit is always the same for me its a joke... 100% Scam.
Maybe instead of calling something a scam, think about how it works. You are not mining BTC with NiceHash but renting out your hardware so other people can mine different coins and you get compensated in BTC for that. So, the money you make doesn't increase linear with increases in BTC value but depend on how much people are paying right now per TH to rent mining power.