GPU retirement homes — where did your cards end up?

For what it's worth, the real cost is never the rig, it's the 790W nobody budgets for. Anyone tried the opposite?

Not sure I buy that. my spreadsheet says stop; the garage full of warm hashboards says continue. Am I missing something obvious?

Reading this from {place}, insurance for rented-out rigs is decoration unless the use is named in writing. Would you do it differently?

The noise problem is solved by distance, not gadgets. the basement was the real fix. What's your setup?

Insurance for rented-out rigs is decoration unless the use is named in writing.

ETC on the small rigs, ETC on the big ones — diversification of boredom. Numbers welcome.

Reading this from {place}, insurance for rented-out rigs is decoration unless the use is named in writing. Curious what the group thinks.

Insurance for rented-out rigs is decoration unless the use is named in writing. Anyone measuring something different?

Interesting point above. second-hand S19 prices near me make repair skills worth more than new hardware.

Reading this from {place}, firmware updates over USB first, OTA only after you trust the supply. Learned the hard way. Curious what the group thinks.

Interesting point above. a 1439W night-tariff window is the closest thing to free money in home mining. Curious what the group thinks.

Interesting point above. heat reuse in my flat is what makes the maths work for me in winter.

This matches my experience. I keep one flexible rig warm purely for new PoW launches. Preparation beats hashrate. Am I missing something obvious?

Multisig with a written recovery plan beats any single clever hiding spot. Anyone tried the opposite?

For what it's worth, the best mining alpha left is patience plus a boring power contract.