Damn.
You could get a discount off a big deal.
Could you give more info about this center?
You could get a discount off a big deal.
Could you give more info about this center?
40,000$ STARTING A GAMING CAFE | NEED SPECS | |
(Mar 16, 2013 01:50 PM)JavaMachine Wrote: Get some 6800k computers when they come out, cross-fire some higher end computers and charge slightly more to use them.Apparently the Kaveri APUs are coming out Q3 this year... I think it's better spent waiting a bit for Kaveri (which are significantly faster than Trinity). Richland is only a rebranding of Trinity IMO and will only feature around 10% stock performance increase but uses less power and gives more flexibility for OCing.
Have you thoroughly thought about this and done your research? I don't think you'll be wanting to buy 30 computers, you'll more likely want around 60, with most being high-end and some for just casual users. Also, you're going to want to buy a lot of xbox/ps3 consoles.
Have you thought about furniture costs? rent? peripherals? broadband?
If your budget is $40k USD for 30 computers, than you have more than enough to build 40 computers. It only takes about $1k usd to build a gaming machine capable of playing most games on high/ultra presets. Tho that depends on what you want to offer your customers, you could build 30 high end machines packing 7970's at that budget also. Which would make for quite a bitcoin farm (over 20550 MHash/s). Which according to alloscomp would bring in around 2 coins per day or 15 coins per week if ran 24/7 ($100/$700).
(Mar 17, 2013 01:26 AM)m4dh4ck3r Wrote: It includes money for Keyboard,Mouse a good monitor,headphones and everything else.I won't be able mine at all time cause there will be customers.If I do have extra cash I'll be getting Consoles.I'm also planning to add a Cafe where people can buy something to eat and watch Live Call Of Duty,Dota 2 matches happening in the Cafe itself or international matches =DYou could always write some software, if the machine has been idleing for more than 10 minutes. Then switch over to farm mode. So the machines will farm on their own when customers aren't using them. So you can have customers in and out of the shop and the machines will auto configure themselves to farm when not in use. It would take a little bit of work to get it just right, but its better than the PC being turned on sitting there doing nothing. 👍 |
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