What is best hardware for eth mine? Can I mine eth always ?

[Sanmoon]

I want to mine eth after got opinion by my previews post:  https://www.altcoinstalks.com/index.php?topic=171991.0   
I have core i3 computer how much eth I can mine if I use it for only mining for 8 hours per day.?
and can I still able to mine eth after release 2.0 eth version?

[Inno-asic]

Best asic to mine eth is INNOSILICON A10 Pro ETH Miner
Top-notch customized GPU miner with FREE PSU! High performance with 6G memory.
innosilicon.cf

[MrSpasybo]

In my opinion, ETH 2.0 will use POS instead of POW, so you don't need a powerful computer to stake and profit from block rewards & transaction costs. The important thing here is how much ETH you have to stake, it is said that the minimum is 32 ETH ~ $12K, otherwise you need to participate in some ETH pools in the future. And internet

[juv3ntus1]

In my opinion, ETH 2.0 will use POS instead of POW, so you don't need a powerful computer to stake and profit from block rewards & transaction costs. The important thing here is how much ETH you have to stake, it is said that the minimum is 32 ETH ~ $12K, otherwise you need to participate in some ETH pools in the future. And internet

Even that 32 eth stake will be lock for two years ,i believe its worth,i remember when volum on uniswap has big on some days the fee was around 30-40$ for one tranzactions,in that time miners earn a lot of money.

[vaysar]

The recruitment of validators for the ETH network began and already in the first 12 hours they recruited more than 500 miners out of the required 16384. But it is very bad that sharding, which solves the problem of scaling, will not appear soon and the problem of high commissions remains unresolved. This greatly inhibits the development of the DeFi market.