I never touched any AMD cpu before.
Okay for me if no graphics but thanks, I didn't even checked that. Nor the paste.
I have some nvidia cards sleeping.
I'll see for the power supply and I'm curious to see the real temperature.
That will be the decisive point. I can hardly stay below 95°c with my i9-9900kf ! Frequency fixed @4.8Ghz
It's ridiculous. With a fan directed towards the socket, full throttle.
I'll tell you what it is, and if the motherboard allows the overclock. It should be possible.
But I also doubt that I'll be able to stay at full load for long... I need to see this with my own eyes.
I think the best combination to mine gapcoin is a powerful cpu, and a graphic card. I need to see further the impact of gpus on a powerful cpu.
By sacrificing a few threads, the cpu can easily mine using CRT, and allow the graphics card to deliver its PPS.
This seeks records to improve, increase the minimal merit, pushes the network hashrate, and therefore the block reward. Everyone wins, even the little miners.
Still in discovery mode regarding Gapcoin miners.
I'll definitely have a better kit to offer by playing with this one. I was looking for the cheapest.
PS: The hashrate hit 50M PPS @22.58, a few minutes ago.
I have a 10850. I did not go after the 10900 because it was to expensive for that. I bought a cheap AIO cooler and still had money over after that saving I have it normally clocked at 4.5, CPU temperature is 49 degree C. I tested it at 4.8 and I got 62 degree c on the CPU. At 5.1 it was 74-76 degree on the CPU.
My AIO liquid cooler was a very cheap one with two fans. Got it for $44.
A nvidia is better for gaming but the AMD is better for mining Gapcoin because it has more threads.
I think your computer build will be a good one. Fast and furious.
To have an gpu to do the fermat would lead to a extremly big increase in the record search.