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How many ETH a day with 144mh/s? (6 x 24mh/s)
Hello miners,
I'm new to this forum and planning to start mining with 6 RX480 gpu's. I will probably get around 24mh/s per gpu. 6 x 24 = 144mh/s in total.
My questions:
1. How much Ethereum can I mine with 144mh/s in a day at this moment?
2. And how fast is this number decreasing over time?
I searched for some online mining calculators and found that I would probably mine 0.263438 ETH per day with 144mh/s (source: http://ethereum-mining-calculator.com). This is all hypothetical offcourse and assumes you would be mining 100% of the time, which I think isn't possible due to software crashes, broken hardware, power failure etc.
Can somebody confirm these numbers? Or are these numbers different in practice? Thanks in advance.
I'm new to this forum and planning to start mining with 6 RX480 gpu's. I will probably get around 24mh/s per gpu. 6 x 24 = 144mh/s in total.
My questions:
1. How much Ethereum can I mine with 144mh/s in a day at this moment?
2. And how fast is this number decreasing over time?
I searched for some online mining calculators and found that I would probably mine 0.263438 ETH per day with 144mh/s (source: http://ethereum-mining-calculator.com). This is all hypothetical offcourse and assumes you would be mining 100% of the time, which I think isn't possible due to software crashes, broken hardware, power failure etc.
Can somebody confirm these numbers? Or are these numbers different in practice? Thanks in advance.
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