So I sold the cyberpowerpc but kept one as an upgrade to my gaming pc. However, studying crypto for a bit and after doing some maths figured not worth the risk as I'd rather mine from a position of zero invested so nothing to lose but some electricity. Found your cyberpowerpc deal as a way to get more gpu cards. If you weren't using a beta for afterburner then you probably aren't using amd drivers with the block chain fix for polaris and vega either. I'll try the beta Afterburner tonight (i'm just using the production version) - but unless it specifically says it supports more than eight cards I wouldn't expect that change to be implemented. I'm at a point now where I'm probably going to quit buying more gear and see how this unfolds. So far I've made about $1,800 in mining profits gross. I've got about $10K wrapped up in this venture. I was late to the party - as far as the highest profits - but it's still profitable at this point - i'm hoping profits shoot back up again. I know about 6 people that have started mining - all of them are spinning up full rigs. You fire up a card - realize it's profitable and start scrambling to add more cards. It's sort of the way everybody gets in this hobby. But the silver lining is in less than one more month I've paid off most of my risk, and by that I mean I bought all my gear at deal prices - and say I lose 20% in resell value - I'll have that 20% covered in the next couple weeks - so from there it should gradually start becoming profitable - because the profits should grow significantly faster than the lose in resale value.
Full ROI is well over a year at current profit levels.
I spend between 1/4 and 1/3 of that gross on electricity. My setup only make $25-$35 a day on average. Now I have 8 1080TI and two RX580 in one machine At that time a single 1080TI was making $8 + a day. In late June I built a highend PC specifically to sell on ebay as an experiment.
I learned/investigated mining a little late.
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