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copper member
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April 27, 2016, 01:41:52 AM
#18
If your laptop has a crossfire of AMD GPU it may mine ethereum quite correctly and make you profit (if the laptop can live long enough) but you will burn it in less than 6 months in the most optimistic of the predictions, you can make more altcoins if you sell it for USD and buy altcoins, or sell it for USD and buy bitcoins.
legendary
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April 27, 2016, 12:24:12 AM
#17
laptop is not intended for mining. it will only accelerate the lifespan of your laptop. for mining it is better to buy mining tools.
legendary
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April 26, 2016, 10:15:17 PM
#16
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.
If you are mining some of the Altcoins, a laptop would be a great place for you to get some general experience.  If you want to really mine to get some real money, you will need to buy miners.  That is the best way to go.


He should just use his current computer to learn the basics of mining.
The only good "gaming" gear that is used for mining altcoins are AMD GPUs.
Using anything else that's not an ASIC would be absurd and yield no profits while destroying your hardware.
hero member
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April 26, 2016, 09:39:27 PM
#15
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.
If you are mining some of the Altcoins, a laptop would be a great place for you to get some general experience.  If you want to really mine to get some real money, you will need to buy miners.  That is the best way to go.
hero member
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April 26, 2016, 09:09:00 PM
#14
you should know how much profit you gain from mine that coin, your laptop hardware is more important and more expensive i think and if you do it you just start to burn your laptop.

Just buy mining rig and mine with it..
sr. member
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April 26, 2016, 08:53:59 PM
#13
You should know mining takes a lot of processing power either GPU, CPU or both at the same time.
You need a lot of cooling (space) which a laptop does not have. That is what laptops were made to be the opposite of - COMPACT  Undecided
It will overheat too fast and probably explode and the battery will burn your eyes and skin if your in front of it.
I know not a pretty picture.
Mining equipment weight too much because of the necessary cooling involved. I can't see anyone hauling around 100 lbs+ everywhere they go, not to efficient to say the least.
legendary
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April 26, 2016, 07:36:31 PM
#12
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.

I will focus on two parts first mining with mobility... it just does not happen. You use a asic or desktop with GPU's and it can mine well but you will not be bringing it with you to other places easily.  Yes some you could move, but it would become a pain to move many times.

And as everyone said laptops are NOT made for mining.  Even the best laptop gaming machine is like a deathtrap if mining at any kinda good intensity.  Just not enough cooling.   So you will eventually likely ruin your nice laptop if you mine it.
full member
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April 26, 2016, 05:46:00 PM
#11
yah alienware is a gaming laptop, and i will never mining with something expensive like that i have one of them and i only play games,  anyway you need a cooler for him because in less them one year whem you start to play some game and the FPS goes to high he will start (over heat)

or you can open him and make it clean , but i dont recommend !  mining with notebooks is just waste of time (and maybe you lost him)
legendary
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April 25, 2016, 12:54:27 PM
#10
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.
oh,dont do that,its will hurts your alienware,its better used for playing call of duty or PES Grin honestly its better to sell your laptop and buy mining devices,its better than your alienware crash because use for mining altcoin.
hero member
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April 25, 2016, 11:18:02 AM
#9
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.
Laptop mining may give you profit if u r mining Alt coin. If u want to mine bitcoin with profit, cloud mining is the only option for u.
legendary
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April 25, 2016, 09:36:35 AM
#8
You will just burn up a nice laptop and almost certainly never find a block. You would have much better odds buying lotto tickets, although you still are extremely unlikely to profit.
legendary
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April 25, 2016, 09:32:35 AM
#7
if it is wan of those with a pwoerful gpu, you cna try to mineearly some altcoin i t he altcoin section, do not attempt to mine bitcoin directly it's a waste of time

but altcoin mining on the other hand is quite viable with gpu
legendary
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April 25, 2016, 04:37:25 AM
#6
My PC has 2 Titan X's. Easily more powerful that an alienware. But also easily less powderful than an ASIC. People use alienwares for gaming, not mining. Mining will decrease your computer's lifespan tenfold.

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April 25, 2016, 02:45:24 AM
#5
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.

While gaming laptops can have desktop grade GPUs, the GPU mining area for bitcoin is long gone. You need specialized hardware called ASICs.
member
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April 25, 2016, 02:33:49 AM
#4
Mining bitcoin with a laptop = a big no
Mining Altcoin with a laptop = a big no

You might be able to use your GPU (as stated above), but i would highly doubt that it would be good enough to make some profit... CPU mining will burn your (expensive) machine in no-time...

If you're desperate for coins, you're probably better off selling the machine for BTC in the market section.
sr. member
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April 25, 2016, 02:31:48 AM
#3
I am assuming that the Alienware which is a gaming laptop should have a very good video card, this way you can try to mine ethereum which is still profitable to mine if you have really a very good graphic card there. Keep in mind that this may make your laptop heat quite a bit and may even destroy it in the long run. Keep in mind both scenarios before trying to mine ethereum, but if you have no need for the laptop anymore, you can start mining ethereum from now.
full member
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April 25, 2016, 02:06:47 AM
#2
You cannot mine efficiently with any laptop.

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sr. member
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April 25, 2016, 02:02:44 AM
#1
I heard Alienware laptops are rich in graphics card features. Does anyone already doing any mining with these kind of laptops. I work in marketing field and I need mining equipment with mobility. Any suggestions from your experience would be highly useful for me.
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