Wortwhile? No.
Laptops are not designed to operate on 100% load for several days (and mining is 24/7 so we are talking several weeks here). Mining will only damage the laptop.
Topic: 5870M (Alienware m15x) (Read 1227 times)
Yeah, I tried mining on a GT230, and the only way to keep my laptop from melting was to crank up the A/C unit in the window behind it and make a cardboard duct to force the cold airflow down on it, and put a fan on the desk pointing at the hot spot. And that's a laptop already sitting on a really good stand/cooler...
Laptops are not good for 24/7 100% load... and you want to O/C on top of that. Don't do it.
I wouldn't suggest mining with an overclocked card in a laptop - surely you'll be pushing some pretty high temperatures?
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I wouldn't suggest mining with an overclocked card in a laptop - surely you'll be pushing some pretty high temperatures?
Did you install the app SDK for OpenCL?
http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/amd-opencl-app-2012jan11.aspx
http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/amd-opencl-app-2012jan11.aspx
This! I had a similar problem, solved by installing the SDK.
Did you install the app SDK for OpenCL?
http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/amd-opencl-app-2012jan11.aspx
http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases/Pages/amd-opencl-app-2012jan11.aspx
According to the wiki, 5870Ms get around 150-190 Mh/s, which at the current difficulty is around 0.07/day.
Looks like electricity would cost more then.Also, does anyone know how to get OpenCl set up? GPU miners don't recognize it.
According to the wiki, 5870Ms get around 150-190 Mh/s, which at the current difficulty is around 0.07BTC/day.
Would a 5850M overclocked to 5870M levels be worthwhile in mining bitcoins?
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