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.: Crypto 101 :. >0) Lurk more Search for what you are about to do, why you shouldn't do this and find a reason to do it anyway. >1) Register wallets Pick up some wallets for some coins you wish to keep. Those will be your buffer between trading and "real" money. It doubles as a storage for long term investment. Usually, a single bitcoin wallet is enough, some tho will prefer to have multiple wallets. >2) Fill those wallets Convert some of your "real" money into crypto. Usually it means buying bitcoin on coinbase. >3) Set up for trade Register to some trading place and convince yourself of the amount you wish to lose on trading. Usually it means register to bittrex and transfer form wallet to exchange. >4) ??? Daily lurk on /biz and edge trading skills lead you to make profit. Usually it means shitting on itself whenever bitcoin hiccups and posting "This coin is going to moon, all aboard!". >5) Profit Congrats, you made profit. Change back your exchange bitcoin to "real" money. Usually it means bittrex to coinbase to your account. And, very important step, buy a Lambo. https://www.tacot.com/listings/lamborghini-centenario-lp-770-4-2016-dark-grey-maisto-85557-0 >-1) As a side note - Always luck more - Understand what you are doing - Stop asking for spoonfeed and search by yourself - Only gamble what you are willing to lose - Very few can make a living out of this crypto trading thing, don't expect a lot - Always lurk more - Mining is not profitable on current "big" crypto like Bitcoin or Ether except if doing it with a special desiged rig - stay norm big fella - Buy low sell high - Keep like 60% - 80% in "trusted" coins (BTC, ETH, etc. Those will change over time) play with the rest - Lurk more, I told ya.

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CryptoKnight614 on Reddit says : While it would be convenient if they automatically increased the benchmarked hashrate according to your card, each card is different which would make doing this accurately very "impossible". There are different models: Usually the higher the number the better the card, and the first one or two digits signifies the generation. NVidia: GTX: 1080 Ti/1080/1070Ti/1070/1060 6GB/1060 3GB/1050Ti/1050/1030 GTX: 1660Ti/1660/1650 RTX: 2080 Ti/2080/2070/2060 (also most laptops use a half backed version of these cards which are the Max-Q models) AMD: Radeon VII VEGA: 56/64 RX: 460/470/480/560/570/580/590 Then there are different manufacturers: ASUS/Gigabyte/XFX/PowerColor/Saphire/AMD(frontier)/Nvidia(founders)/MSI/EVGA/Zotac/PNY There are different cooling styles: None/Passive(heatsink without fan)/Open Air/Blower/Mineral Oil Immersion/Water Cooled/Liquid Nitrogen Cooled There are different manufacturers of the VRAM: Micron/Samsung(best)/Hynix Then there are dye defects that effect the speed and functionality of the GPU: Did you know that VEGA 56s are just reject VEGA 64 dyes? As semiconductors are getting smaller and smaller the amount of rejected dyes that are too flawed to pass quality control is increasing. There are different BIOS' for AMD cards that can increase performance through changes in memory timings. There are power play tables for AMD cards that can give slight boosts There is a program that increases the performance Of Nvidia cards with GDDR5X memory by changing the memory timings (EthlargmentPill) People have different overclock settings and thresholds for their core/memory clocks and power settings. This isn't even a comprehensive list of all the differences that there are, these are just the cards I've paid attention to. In conclusion it would be much easier to just re-bench it then for NiceHash to take into account all these variations. Plus any shares you find while benchmarking count towards your payout.