Hi Seb, a few quick notes from my own experiences. RE: motherboard, I would recommend staying away from B450. It's not a very good chipset, it'll struggle with higher RAM speeds, it won't have good resale value, and most B450-based boards I've worked with aren't the greatest quality overall. The main thing you want to look for in a board is a decent VRM with a big ol' heatsink. I had a Gigabyte B450M DS3H paired with a 3900X and it was only getting 11KH/s and it would crash a few times a day even with a fan pointed directly at the VRM heatsink. After a few weeks of trying to fix it I finally gave up and switched to an MSI B550-A Pro-which is not a particularly great board, but it has a good VRM with a solid heatsink. Now that same 3900X is steady at ~14KH/s and never crashes. RE: RAM, I've found with RandomX that memory speed and timings matter the most when you're already pushing the CPU as hard as it can go, i.e. way outside the efficiency sweet spot. Once you've undervolted and tuned PBO (specifically PPT)-or determined the best fixed voltage and frequency-the difference between e.g. a kit of 3733 CL14 and a kit of 2933 CL18 is pretty marginal. I actually have a kit of B-die running at 1V (XMP disabled) with the aforementioned 3900X for optimal power efficiency. That being said, if you plan to do profit-switching with Monero Ocean or what have you, I think it probably makes sense to get a decent dual-channel (and ideally dual-rank) kit that runs at 3200 CL14 or 3600 CL16 or thereabouts. Then you can run 1:1:1 MCLK:FCLK:UCLK and it'll be great for any algorithm now or in the future. And again B550/X570 are more stable at 3600+ MT/s. RE: CPU, I've been seeing the Ryzen 9 7900 (non-X) for about $330 and at that price it's starting to become pretty attractive. The 7900 is essentially a 7900X that comes in ECO mode out of the box, and it includes a stock cooler. So if you can get a cheap AM5 board and 32GB kit of DDR5 it won't cost much more than a new 5900X rig. However AM4 still wins on value once you start considering used gear...
Hi, I have 4 CPU rigs consisting of 3xRyzen 9 3900 with 16GBRam 3200Mhz CL16 installed on a B450 , the fourth RIG is a Ryzen 5 3900 with 2x8GBRam Dual Channel installed on an X570. All four boards reach an average of 10KH with the CPU setting from Rabid Mining. The settings for RAM unfortunately cause crashes for me. Otherwise, I have to say that 3Boards run very stably at 53 degrees Celsius. Only the fourth was always at 63 degrees Celsius and often crashes. I would also be interested in how I can further increase the KH. Oh yes, I mine Monero with NiceHash. Greetings from Germany, Sebastian
randomx is profitable now even on residential electric if you point it at nicehash, my single 5950x rig earns same income as my entire 6x3060 rig... I remember watching SOAT's video on CPU mining rigs and he said that mobos with two 8 pins are beneficial for max hashrate, lol... I run my entire CPU rigs off single 6 pin from a server PSU hehe
@SebsFinTechChannel Great video, I myself and I'm sure others Aswell would love to see a GPU mining video and what I mean is the parts list and step by step how to build it and how to get it online mining, download the miner files then hook your rig up. I want to get into this, and I need a video thT IS DONE STEP BY STEP WHERE I can understand it.
Dude, love the look with that GPU you threw on the rig behind you. What model card is that? Can't hurt to add it to your CPU mining build list either for Amazon affiliation. I'd have clicked on it just to see. It's a good look and might try to find it once you share which card it is! Thanks for all the hard work over the last few years, been watching you since RPM promoted you and got you those first 1000 subs if I remember correctly!
Oh man, I remember that shout out! I was so proud, felt unreal! I still really look up to RPM. Thanks man I really wanted to find the coolest card I could to make it as awesome looking as possible for you guys since it's gonna be in the back of most of my videos. It's an MSI 3070 SUPRIM X, and if you want to support the channel with a small commission at no extra cost to you (I have to say that line, every time, lol), you can get it through this affiliate link: amzn.to/3PCbvOu but TBH you can probably find it cheaper used on eBay. Or if you wanna get a brand new card from Amazon for mining I'd probably rather look at the MSI SUPRIM X 4070 Ti: amzn.to/4390XK3 or 4090: amzn.to/3Xv1UuZ as they are both better for mining nowadays (although definitely more expensive...).
i started watching rabid's guides a couple weeks ago , no jk i watched like 10+ videos 😂 cuz it felt way complicated than gpu - ASIC mining and eventually entered the cpu mining scene with 3900x 180$ and x570 99$ and 8GBx2 3000 30$ all of them used but the rest which is the storage,case,psu all were sitting doing nothing so i used them
Great stud Seb. I’ve also been diving into CPU mining. Having a hard time deciding on consumer grade vs server grade. The AMD Epyc stuff is very enticing and will perform really well for PoUW when the time comes. So many variables. I think it is time for a spreadsheet. 😉
@@rlo_YT Not enough cache on the 7551. IIRC I think you need about 2.5MB L3$ per core for optimal efficiency. Look for Zen 2 EPYC (i.e. fourth digit is a 2) instead.
Is CPU mining worthwhile given the electricity prices? The hardware is not exactly cheap either. How long do you have to work with it until it pays off?
Can I use this set up to add GPUs on top 2~6 depending on the motherboard to add GPU mining power? will that hinder the ability to mine with the CPUs? or the double CPU setup? Thank you in advance.
Hi bro ur videos are literally awesome, am a web designer i used to do pc assembly as well. Actually i wish to do cpu rig, will u advice the best efficient configuration, day time i don't have much electricity issue, cos its load on solar.
i constantly do mod my GPUs or PSU and outlets and i do Efficency on my electrical on my own but personal Experience whit splitters its bad for electronics
Hello great vídeo as ever, I am from Barcelona and have my own monster, 2 Xeon 2678v3 240 gb ram… if you want to use it to make some spreadsheet let me know
Hi Seb. How are you doing? I got your advice about the CPU choose, but what do you think about the new 7950X3D? It has both power efficiency and almost same price as 7950X. Would you recommend it for CPU mining? :)
I am not sure what motherboards you support the most, but I would recommend the MSI or AORUS motherboards instead of ASUS. I am a CPU miner, and I got a several rigs on CPU. The reason I would adress this is because ASUS motherboard just support RAM-sticks that are listed in their vendorlist. If you use, lets say, a memory stick from an unknown vendor, but have the same "settings" as those on the vendorlist, the ASUS motherboard will not boot-up when you have them in dual-slot or more. But it will boot up if you have it covered in one slot. ASUS are very strickt on this issue, to make sure you use the correct vendorlisted ram for their motherboard!
Hey hey. The best deal I've seen for CPU mining motherboards recently is the MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX, which is similar to the one you've mentioned but has VRM heatsinks which is a big plus for longevity and stability. Honestly it's my new favourite motherboard for CPU mining. If you wanna get one and don't mind supporting the channel with a small commission, here's an affiliate link to it on amazon: amzn.to/3T0BjW0. Thank you! Hope this was helpful.
Hey Seb! Long time subscriber and fan. I was on the live stream with you and RPM yesterday and you asked about throughput and getting videos out faster. I had no idea how long it takes to make a good video until I started doing it myself. Have you ever considered hiring someone to edit and put your footage together? That's what takes me the longest! Sometimes I spend 6 to 8 hours shooting and editing
Hey man! Yep I'm well aware of your channel I've watched quite a few of your videos. :D By the way I wanted to ask you, you mentioned the rejected shares on Herominers for your KS0 might have been due to using the wrong stratum. Did you try it with a different stratum? Did that fix it? And yeah content creating really does take a lot longer than what people might think... For me it's usually about a full day doing research or testing, then takes about 2-3 hours writing a script, about an hour to film (I use a teleprompter which really makes filming a lot quicker), then editing takes about 3 hours and thumbnail design varies between about 2-8 hours depending on how complicated my thumbnail idea is. Then add to that all the invisible work of running a youtube channel like coming up with video ideas, doing all the bookkeeping, emails back and forth with companies, being active in the community and social media, constantly improving your skills in terms of filming/editing/youtube SEO/design, the list goes on LOL. I'd say I work about 12 hours a day 6 days per week. I wouldn't trade it for the world though, best job I've ever had, even though I make less money than ever haha, but it's worth it. As for having someone doing the editing for me, that would be a great time save but looking into it prices seem to be around $200 per video which I can't afford.
Awesome! Yes you need a GPU but like you say it can be literally any old GPU, you just need something that is able to put out a video signal the first time you set up the rig as these AMD CPUs don't have any built in graphics. But after you set the rig up the first time, you can power it off, take the GPU out and then power the CPU rig up without any GPU in it. But any time you need to see what's going on on the screen for the CPU mining rig, you need to plug in a GPU first. Hope this helps :)
Did I skip the cpu cooler part? Stock AMD Prizm ones work very well. Also Mini-ITX mobos will save a lot of space and not that much more. 45 degree plastic stands are also awesome to save space.
Once you get power consumption optimized (either by tuning PBO or with a fixed voltage and clock ratio) you have a lot of flexibility on the cooler. You should be running at about 65W core, so the Wraith Prism or even a $20 single-tower cooler is sufficient.
You said you can get any Ryzen 9 cpu and go for what’s cheaper. The 3900x seems to be going for $360 usd on major retailers while the 5900x is going for $300 usd on major retailers. In your previous video you said the the 3900x is second only to the 7950x. So my question is would someone be leaving a lot of performance on table going with 5900x vs 3900x?
I would avoid them, I think possibly they work but not optimal. Plus B450 or B550 is very cheap now too especially second hand if you can find that. Good luck 👍
I'd always recommend calling all available companies and negotiating, pitting them against each other (for example saying "company A offered me this rate, can you offer me a lower rate") and also looking into any additional price cuts that might be available. I have a video with more info here: th-cam.com/video/q-cpuBWjip0/w-d-xo.html
Hey Seb. I am trying to figure out how to mine with my cpus and get paid out in Xrp with unmineable but I just cant figure it out, I have tried for quite some time now. I can do it on Windows but I cant figure out how to do it in hiveos. Im closing in on 20 cpus now and I would love to get paid and stack some xrp. Do you, or anyone here, have any tips for me? Would be much appreciated.
Make sure you set up your HiveOS flight sheet to mine the coin of the algorithm you chose, not the coin you want to be paid out in. I know that's a common mistake people make when using unMineable in HiveOS. You can see how to set up HiveOS with unMineable at the end of this video: th-cam.com/video/i3G15MoKvDs/w-d-xo.html The setup there is for GPUs but the process is the same.
great video Seb! could you please follow this up with actual in depth setup for newbs. including acquiring the software and putting it on the system, getting set up with an algo and coin mining. to me the hardware part is the easy part.
Hey man, great video… I can see ATX form factor b450… it’s much cheaper “ASUS PRIME B450M-K II AMD B450 AM4 micro ATX motherboard” would it still at least get the job done?
Buy also one am5 7900x but 620 chipset is horrible….. can’t do undervolt no option in bios… but run 14.7 in hive on minero to BTC … 5900x 12.5… not big difference
there are not enough information from no body really. Why do you choose the CPU you choose, is the number of cores, cache, Threads, no dont really explains this. All people say is Amd this series, amd that series but why ? there are similar or more cores amd CPU's cheaper or better performing than this Cpu's you keep telling about. But there must be a reason. Like why not a treadripper, or epyc or why only epyc 7742 ,7763,9354 like hashrate.no says. Why these priticular CPUs? would love to do dual set up of Epyc rig for CPU mining but the information is so limited.
I meen noting agenst the rig just I have PTSD by any splitters alwase trouble I highly reccoment the CPU mining is the best for biggener on the budget and residential electric but I meen talk whit rabid he has lots of experience whit those CPU mining just these splitters freak me out I meen I did convert my atx PSU to 12v pcu whit CPU by removing all 5v sata cables and molex and that work and those atx PSUs are still big mistery
@@SebsFinTechChannel No gain, no money. And some youtube miners still talking about new hardwares. HW manufacturers especially video card companies suck them all miners.
@@SebsFinTechChannel Maybe you are right. But I won't be investing in any hardware before the earnings season starts. I think the hardware guys are making a fool of us. They defrauded us very heavily during the pandemic process. People are still waiting for the days when they will get a return on their investment. Especially etherium miners were definitely heavily affected by this process. And for some reason, any youtube miners do not talking about this situation...
Grt informative stuff as always, popped two 8 gigs stics in my 5900x rig mining to Nicehash and instantly increase in harsh rate.😊
Hi Seb, a few quick notes from my own experiences.
RE: motherboard, I would recommend staying away from B450. It's not a very good chipset, it'll struggle with higher RAM speeds, it won't have good resale value, and most B450-based boards I've worked with aren't the greatest quality overall.
The main thing you want to look for in a board is a decent VRM with a big ol' heatsink. I had a Gigabyte B450M DS3H paired with a 3900X and it was only getting 11KH/s and it would crash a few times a day even with a fan pointed directly at the VRM heatsink. After a few weeks of trying to fix it I finally gave up and switched to an MSI B550-A Pro-which is not a particularly great board, but it has a good VRM with a solid heatsink. Now that same 3900X is steady at ~14KH/s and never crashes.
RE: RAM, I've found with RandomX that memory speed and timings matter the most when you're already pushing the CPU as hard as it can go, i.e. way outside the efficiency sweet spot. Once you've undervolted and tuned PBO (specifically PPT)-or determined the best fixed voltage and frequency-the difference between e.g. a kit of 3733 CL14 and a kit of 2933 CL18 is pretty marginal. I actually have a kit of B-die running at 1V (XMP disabled) with the aforementioned 3900X for optimal power efficiency.
That being said, if you plan to do profit-switching with Monero Ocean or what have you, I think it probably makes sense to get a decent dual-channel (and ideally dual-rank) kit that runs at 3200 CL14 or 3600 CL16 or thereabouts. Then you can run 1:1:1 MCLK:FCLK:UCLK and it'll be great for any algorithm now or in the future. And again B550/X570 are more stable at 3600+ MT/s.
RE: CPU, I've been seeing the Ryzen 9 7900 (non-X) for about $330 and at that price it's starting to become pretty attractive. The 7900 is essentially a 7900X that comes in ECO mode out of the box, and it includes a stock cooler. So if you can get a cheap AM5 board and 32GB kit of DDR5 it won't cost much more than a new 5900X rig. However AM4 still wins on value once you start considering used gear...
Wow lots of amazing info here, thank you so much for sharing this, I can see you really know your stuff! :)
@@SebsFinTechChannel I've learned so much from you over the years, it pleases me to be able to share some small tidbits with you. Cheers!
Hi, I have 4 CPU rigs consisting of 3xRyzen 9 3900 with 16GBRam 3200Mhz CL16 installed on a B450 , the fourth RIG is a Ryzen 5 3900 with 2x8GBRam Dual Channel installed on an X570.
All four boards reach an average of 10KH with the CPU setting from Rabid Mining. The settings for RAM unfortunately cause crashes for me.
Otherwise, I have to say that 3Boards run very stably at 53 degrees Celsius. Only the fourth was always at 63 degrees Celsius and often crashes.
I would also be interested in how I can further increase the KH. Oh yes, I mine Monero with NiceHash. Greetings from Germany, Sebastian
Where are you seeing 7900's at that price?
@@areutryingitout5678 Micro Center
Hey Seb. Great video. All the support hoping we survive this brutal bear market. All the best Seb
Great video. Recently got into CPU mining. Cant wait to see the overclocking videos
Me too! Will be fun learning the process for finding optimal overclock settings and then sharing that with you guys :)
randomx is profitable now even on residential electric if you point it at nicehash, my single 5950x rig earns same income as my entire 6x3060 rig...
I remember watching SOAT's video on CPU mining rigs and he said that mobos with two 8 pins are beneficial for max hashrate, lol...
I run my entire CPU rigs off single 6 pin from a server PSU hehe
great video. you don't mention anything about coolers. Do you have a recommended one?
What about the 5800x3d? Nice hash calculator puts it at much better profitability than 5900x
Where is the 2nd part?
Hi, about RAM, why CL14 instead of CL16? I have some difficulties to find this model in my country. Tks
@SebsFinTechChannel Great video, I myself and I'm sure others Aswell would love to see a GPU mining video and what I mean is the parts list and step by step how to build it and how to get it online mining, download the miner files then hook your rig up. I want to get into this, and I need a video thT IS DONE STEP BY STEP WHERE I can understand it.
Dude, love the look with that GPU you threw on the rig behind you. What model card is that? Can't hurt to add it to your CPU mining build list either for Amazon affiliation. I'd have clicked on it just to see. It's a good look and might try to find it once you share which card it is! Thanks for all the hard work over the last few years, been watching you since RPM promoted you and got you those first 1000 subs if I remember correctly!
Oh man, I remember that shout out! I was so proud, felt unreal! I still really look up to RPM. Thanks man I really wanted to find the coolest card I could to make it as awesome looking as possible for you guys since it's gonna be in the back of most of my videos. It's an MSI 3070 SUPRIM X, and if you want to support the channel with a small commission at no extra cost to you (I have to say that line, every time, lol), you can get it through this affiliate link: amzn.to/3PCbvOu but TBH you can probably find it cheaper used on eBay. Or if you wanna get a brand new card from Amazon for mining I'd probably rather look at the MSI SUPRIM X 4070 Ti: amzn.to/4390XK3 or 4090: amzn.to/3Xv1UuZ as they are both better for mining nowadays (although definitely more expensive...).
Got a question can you mine with a desktop server motherboard ?
Great info thankz
good informative content as always 👍🏼
is there a recording of the red panda live stream?
i started watching rabid's guides a couple weeks ago , no jk i watched like 10+ videos 😂 cuz it felt way complicated than gpu - ASIC mining
and eventually entered the cpu mining scene with 3900x 180$ and x570 99$ and 8GBx2 3000 30$ all of them used
but the rest which is the storage,case,psu all were sitting doing nothing so i used them
Thanks, Boss.
Awesome video Seb!
My mannn 🙌 SEB is back 🔥🔥🔥🔥 3900 non X 🔥🔥🔥
Hashrate for this setup 11360.25 H/s - close to the same like my Mac Studio (12700 H/s) for 4700 Euro 🙂
How big of a difference on using ram cl14 and cl16? on randomx for example...
Great stud Seb. I’ve also been diving into CPU mining. Having a hard time deciding on consumer grade vs server grade. The AMD Epyc stuff is very enticing and will perform really well for PoUW when the time comes. So many variables. I think it is time for a spreadsheet. 😉
Yeah there's definitely so many possible avenues to go down in mining right now. Exciting times hey! :)
The 7551 is cheap but the mobo are super expensive unfortunately
@@rlo_YT Not enough cache on the 7551. IIRC I think you need about 2.5MB L3$ per core for optimal efficiency. Look for Zen 2 EPYC (i.e. fourth digit is a 2) instead.
@@bambinone But the 7552 costs 10x as much....newb here, more here to ask questions.
Salut, tu conseilles pas la 7900 ?
Thanks Seb! I got into CPU mining recently because of your videos! Also it brings me more knowledge to share with my audience :) Keep it up!
Great to hear! :)
Is CPU mining worthwhile given the electricity prices?
The hardware is not exactly cheap either. How long do you have to work with it until it pays off?
I have been cpu mining for a long time and see whaere this is all going the profits are getting smaller as cpu hype brings in more and more hash
Can I use this set up to add GPUs on top 2~6 depending on the motherboard to add GPU mining power? will that hinder the ability to mine with the CPUs? or the double CPU setup? Thank you in advance.
You can absolutely add GPUs to a setup like this, just make sure the power supply is powerful enough to handle it. Good luck!
Hi bro ur videos are literally awesome, am a web designer i used to do pc assembly as well. Actually i wish to do cpu rig, will u advice the best efficient configuration, day time i don't have
much electricity issue, cos its load on solar.
i constantly do mod my GPUs or PSU and outlets and i do Efficency on my electrical on my own but personal Experience whit splitters its bad for electronics
Hello great vídeo as ever, I am from Barcelona and have my own monster, 2 Xeon 2678v3 240 gb ram… if you want to use it to make some spreadsheet let me know
to fix the power supply problem just add a GPU .
Hi Seb. How are you doing? I got your advice about the CPU choose, but what do you think about the new 7950X3D?
It has both power efficiency and almost same price as 7950X. Would you recommend it for CPU mining? :)
I am not sure what motherboards you support the most, but I would recommend the MSI or AORUS motherboards instead of ASUS. I am a CPU miner, and I got a several rigs on CPU. The reason I would adress this is because ASUS motherboard just support RAM-sticks that are listed in their vendorlist. If you use, lets say, a memory stick from an unknown vendor, but have the same "settings" as those on the vendorlist, the ASUS motherboard will not boot-up when you have them in dual-slot or more. But it will boot up if you have it covered in one slot. ASUS are very strickt on this issue, to make sure you use the correct vendorlisted ram for their motherboard!
can you suggest a low cost gpu?
quick question should you have a case for this or no?
if you want
a320 is safe for r5 3600?
the asus power gold power supply is not available....do you have another recommendation??? if it has 2 cpu ports and cables all the better
hi sebs, is the MSI B450M-A Pro Max a good motherboard for cpu mining?
Hey hey. The best deal I've seen for CPU mining motherboards recently is the MSI B450M PRO-VDH MAX, which is similar to the one you've mentioned but has VRM heatsinks which is a big plus for longevity and stability. Honestly it's my new favourite motherboard for CPU mining. If you wanna get one and don't mind supporting the channel with a small commission, here's an affiliate link to it on amazon: amzn.to/3T0BjW0. Thank you! Hope this was helpful.
What do you think would be a good price to stack up on 3060 12gbs?
This vibe is dope
when powering 2 rigs with 1 psu, if the rigs are windows, will they work ok? if one rig restart, will it affect the other rig?
What if i have a 1000W PSU and 4 CPU rigs? How do I go about powering them all up from that one PSU?
There currently is no good way of doing that unfortunately
Hi all. Is there the build video and bios setup for this rig? I can't find it and would really like the help🙏
Also nothing was mentioned about connecting to wifi?
Can I save some cash on this build by getting an older graphics card such as a 1080?
This doesn’t require a GPU at all this is a CPU mining rig build 👍
Will this rig be great for xen miner (XenBlock) ?
Thx for the video. But @Red Panda mining just released a video saying cpu mining is only profitable for a very short period of time. Hard to decide 😢
B450m give low -5%~-10% hash rate only the pro max one work fine
Hey Seb! Long time subscriber and fan. I was on the live stream with you and RPM yesterday and you asked about throughput and getting videos out faster. I had no idea how long it takes to make a good video until I started doing it myself. Have you ever considered hiring someone to edit and put your footage together? That's what takes me the longest! Sometimes I spend 6 to 8 hours shooting and editing
Hey man! Yep I'm well aware of your channel I've watched quite a few of your videos. :D By the way I wanted to ask you, you mentioned the rejected shares on Herominers for your KS0 might have been due to using the wrong stratum. Did you try it with a different stratum? Did that fix it?
And yeah content creating really does take a lot longer than what people might think... For me it's usually about a full day doing research or testing, then takes about 2-3 hours writing a script, about an hour to film (I use a teleprompter which really makes filming a lot quicker), then editing takes about 3 hours and thumbnail design varies between about 2-8 hours depending on how complicated my thumbnail idea is. Then add to that all the invisible work of running a youtube channel like coming up with video ideas, doing all the bookkeeping, emails back and forth with companies, being active in the community and social media, constantly improving your skills in terms of filming/editing/youtube SEO/design, the list goes on LOL. I'd say I work about 12 hours a day 6 days per week. I wouldn't trade it for the world though, best job I've ever had, even though I make less money than ever haha, but it's worth it.
As for having someone doing the editing for me, that would be a great time save but looking into it prices seem to be around $200 per video which I can't afford.
What is the cooler on the CPU and how did you get it? It looks like a model that was discontinued by AMD, but I just wanted to check.
It’s the AMD Wraith Prism cooler that comes with the 3900X :)
Can you do a video on how to CPU mine using profit-switching? Im currently using HiveOS, but open to other options.
I can look into it for sure!
Yo! SEB.. I'm interested in the 7950x AM5 build.. Also, this need for GPU is it really necessary? If so, can I just use any old GPU?
Awesome! Yes you need a GPU but like you say it can be literally any old GPU, you just need something that is able to put out a video signal the first time you set up the rig as these AMD CPUs don't have any built in graphics. But after you set the rig up the first time, you can power it off, take the GPU out and then power the CPU rig up without any GPU in it. But any time you need to see what's going on on the screen for the CPU mining rig, you need to plug in a GPU first. Hope this helps :)
@@SebsFinTechChannel Ohh! This makes so much sense.. This GPU bit should definitely be included in your 7950x build video.. Thanks for the help.
@@SebsFinTechChannel Some boards won't POST without a GPU. One advantage of AM5 rigs is they have an (admittedly shitty) iGPU.
How about epyc 7b12? I can get one for about 500 dollars
Did I skip the cpu cooler part? Stock AMD Prizm ones work very well. Also Mini-ITX mobos will save a lot of space and not that much more. 45 degree plastic stands are also awesome to save space.
Yes I totally missed that in the video. Stock AMD Prizm cooler is totally fine.
Once you get power consumption optimized (either by tuning PBO or with a fixed voltage and clock ratio) you have a lot of flexibility on the cooler. You should be running at about 65W core, so the Wraith Prism or even a $20 single-tower cooler is sufficient.
If processor doesn't have display, can I use any gpu or does it effect CPU performance.
Thanks for any clarification.
If using windows for mining.
it shouldn't affect cpu mining performance, and you can mine on the gpu too
If the rig pulls 100 watts, can you just buy a 1000W power supply and run 5 of those same type rigs on it? Do they sell 5 port splitters?
They won't have 5 4+4 cpu connectors, and you don't want to split those.
Hi Seb. How does the 3900 pro processor compare to the 3900X in mining?
Hi, I heard only speed difference which can be clocked...so if 3900 is way cheaper then X version go for it
You said you can get any Ryzen 9 cpu and go for what’s cheaper. The 3900x seems to be going for $360 usd on major retailers while the 5900x is going for $300 usd on major retailers. In your previous video you said the the 3900x is second only to the 7950x. So my question is would someone be leaving a lot of performance on table going with 5900x vs 3900x?
No around 600-700 hashes per second
Hi Seb, I see in my store very cheam AM4 sockets with these chipsets: A320M and A520M...are these also suitable or? Thanks for letting me know
I would avoid them, I think possibly they work but not optimal. Plus B450 or B550 is very cheap now too especially second hand if you can find that. Good luck 👍
@@SebsFinTechChannel thank you man :)
What electric companys do u recomended in sweden?
I'd always recommend calling all available companies and negotiating, pitting them against each other (for example saying "company A offered me this rate, can you offer me a lower rate") and also looking into any additional price cuts that might be available. I have a video with more info here: th-cam.com/video/q-cpuBWjip0/w-d-xo.html
Is there anything profitable to mine with CPU?
Hey Seb. I am trying to figure out how to mine with my cpus and get paid out in Xrp with unmineable but I just cant figure it out, I have tried for quite some time now. I can do it on Windows but I cant figure out how to do it in hiveos. Im closing in on 20 cpus now and I would love to get paid and stack some xrp. Do you, or anyone here, have any tips for me? Would be much appreciated.
Make sure you set up your HiveOS flight sheet to mine the coin of the algorithm you chose, not the coin you want to be paid out in. I know that's a common mistake people make when using unMineable in HiveOS. You can see how to set up HiveOS with unMineable at the end of this video: th-cam.com/video/i3G15MoKvDs/w-d-xo.html The setup there is for GPUs but the process is the same.
Ok i will buy few
CPU mining is a lot of fun :)
@@SebsFinTechChannellike always I will listen to your testing… already have over 100 gpu…. Mostly 3070 and few 4090
great video Seb! could you please follow this up with actual in depth setup for newbs. including acquiring the software and putting it on the system, getting set up with an algo and coin mining.
to me the hardware part is the easy part.
Of course! That’s is on my list of videos coming in the near future :)
Hey man, great video… I can see ATX form factor b450… it’s much cheaper
“ASUS PRIME B450M-K II AMD B450 AM4 micro ATX motherboard” would it still at least get the job done?
Oh yeah size doesn’t matter 👍
I can't find the part discription link
Look for 📦 𝗖𝗣𝗨 𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗥𝗜𝗚 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗦 in the description towards the top
we need the cheapest possible profitable CPU mining rig
I give you all the information you need in this video, then it's just a matter of you hunting down good deals on eBay or Amazon
Good video, but you don't recommend a CPU cooler.
The stock AMD cooler that comes with you CPU is totally fine :)
Hmmm… i buy few 5900x … power consumption 215w ….
Did you set the cpu core voltage in your motherboard bios?
@@SebsFinTechChanneldid now it is 115w
Buy also one am5 7900x but 620 chipset is horrible….. can’t do undervolt no option in bios… but run 14.7 in hive on minero to BTC … 5900x 12.5… not big difference
there are not enough information from no body really. Why do you choose the CPU you choose, is the number of cores, cache, Threads, no dont really explains this. All people say is Amd this series, amd that series but why ? there are similar or more cores amd CPU's cheaper or better performing than this Cpu's you keep telling about. But there must be a reason. Like why not a treadripper, or epyc or why only epyc 7742 ,7763,9354 like hashrate.no says. Why these priticular CPUs? would love to do dual set up of Epyc rig for CPU mining but the information is so limited.
Seb ther is soo many issues whit the rig that you explained noting personal or hate I'm just saying
Name some of the issues please
I meen noting agenst the rig just I have PTSD by any splitters alwase trouble I highly reccoment the CPU mining is the best for biggener on the budget and residential electric but I meen talk whit rabid he has lots of experience whit those CPU mining just these splitters freak me out I meen I did convert my atx PSU to 12v pcu whit CPU by removing all 5v sata cables and molex and that work and those atx PSUs are still big mistery
Still mining? Really? Oh com'on...
What's wrong with that?
@@SebsFinTechChannel No gain, no money. And some youtube miners still talking about new hardwares. HW manufacturers especially video card companies suck them all miners.
If all you're looking for is immediate profit then yeah. But lot's of people use mining strategically to build crypto portfolios at a discount.
@@SebsFinTechChannel Maybe you are right. But I won't be investing in any hardware before the earnings season starts. I think the hardware guys are making a fool of us. They defrauded us very heavily during the pandemic process. People are still waiting for the days when they will get a return on their investment. Especially etherium miners were definitely heavily affected by this process. And for some reason, any youtube miners do not talking about this situation...
Hopefully people listen to you and stay away from mining.. Less entrants, more coins for we miners