What this guide covers
Get both BearMarketMining field guides in one complete hardware and hosting toolkit.
The Complete Mining & AI GPU Hosting Guide Bundle combines practical guidance for traditional GPU, CPU and home ASIC mining with a detailed roadmap for building and operating an AI GPU rental host.
The bundle includes:
GPU, CPU & Home ASIC Mining Starter Guide — 19 pages
Learn how to choose, configure and maintain home mining hardware while accounting for electricity, heat, noise, cooling and long-term reliability.
Topics include:
• GPU, CPU and home ASIC hardware selection
• Mining profitability and electricity-cost calculations
• Used-GPU inspection and stability testing
• PCIe lanes, risers, motherboard compatibility and PSU sizing
• Mining software, pools, wallets and safer configuration
• RandomX CPU mining, RAM and huge-page preparation
• Home ASIC power, plugs, circuits, noise and ventilation
• Monitoring, troubleshooting and preventive maintenance
AI GPU Rental Hosting Starter Guide — 39 pages
Learn how to evaluate, build, secure and operate a GPU compute host for platforms such as Vast.ai, Salad and OctaSpace.
Topics include:
• GPU and VRAM requirements for AI workloads
• CPU, system RAM, NVMe storage and PCIe planning
• Consumer GPUs versus professional and data-centre hardware
• PSU sizing, wall power, heat removal and cooling
• Upload speed, CGNAT, public IP addresses and port forwarding
• Linux, Windows, drivers, containers and platform compatibility
• Used-GPU testing and 24-to-72-hour burn-in procedures
• Remote monitoring, security and workload isolation
• Rental pricing, utilisation and profitability modelling
• A first-30-days operating plan and pre-purchase checklist
Together, the two guides provide 58 pages of beginner-friendly technical information covering the full progression from home cryptocurrency mining to decentralised AI compute hosting.
Bundle format: two downloadable PDF guides
Combined length: 58 pages
Edition: 2026
Individual value: US$25.98
Bundle price: US$19.99
Mining and GPU-hosting revenue are not guaranteed. Coin prices, network difficulty, rental demand, electricity costs and platform requirements can change.