user75095: If you were to get multiple miners that do 7.3TH/s do they add up. for example if i had 3 of them would it give me 21.9TH/s? Also What is the coversion rate for TH like how much is 1TH worth in usd?

user72804: Possible duplicate:- Does mining power of different miners add up in mining pools?
Mining is a lottery, not a race.
The fastest miner doesn't always win. In general, if you have X% of the hashrate, you will find X% of the blocks.
This is because not just all pools, but every every, every chip, ... is attempting to solve a different block proposal. Every attempt has an independent chance of winning. There are an infinite number of potentially valid blocks, but they're still only a tiny fraction of all possible blocks. Everyone is not trying to find the next block - they're trying to find a next block.
So:
Can I add up my hashpower and make it work like a single processor of 1000H/s
Yes. You can't distinguish the different processors - more hashpower just tries more block proposals at the same time.
Both both miners would be acting independently?
Yes. Everything always acts independently.
So this means a mining pool has combined power of all the associated miners and working on one block?
Yes.
All miner are working on different block of their own ??
Yes.

75095: <p>If you were to get multiple miners that do 7.3TH/s do they add up. for example if i had 3 of them would it give me 21.9TH/s? Also What is the coversion rate for TH like how much is 1TH worth in usd?</p>
 72804: <p>Possible duplicate:- <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/60884/does-mining-power-of-different-miners-add-up-in-mining-pools">Does mining power of different miners add up in mining pools?</a></p>

<p>Mining is a lottery, not a race.</p>

<p>The fastest miner doesn't always win. In general, if you have X% of the hashrate, you will find X% of the blocks.</p>

<p>This is because not just all pools, but every every, every chip, ... is attempting to solve a different block proposal. Every attempt has an independent chance of winning. There are an infinite number of potentially valid blocks, but they're still only a tiny fraction of all possible blocks. Everyone is not trying to find the next block - they're trying to find a next block.</p>

<p>So:</p>

<p>Can I add up my hashpower and make it work like a single processor of 1000H/s</p>

<p>Yes. You can't distinguish the different processors - more hashpower just tries more block proposals at the same time.</p>

<p>Both both miners would be acting independently?</p>

<p>Yes. Everything always acts independently.</p>

<p>So this means a mining pool has combined power of all the associated miners and working on one block?</p>

<p>Yes.</p>

<p>All miner are working on different block of their own ??</p>

<p>Yes.</p>
