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Topic: Best CPU Mineable Coins in 2019 and CPU Mining Guides [UPDATED!] - page 9. (Read 63317 times)

hero member
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Another coin I found recently is Solo coin - pure solo CPU mining.
Like in the old days Smiley


Mine solo good, but what with Sale and even more power cost? ))

Solo is a great coin. The network hashrate has grown a lot in recent days. You can buy and sell only in otc. However, there may be an exchange soon.
sr. member
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Do you think that my Intel Core i7-8700K would be any good for mining? I'm thinking about getting a new AMD CPU but I just got my I7 recently so i'm wondering.

Just found this thread dedicated to your concern on mining with Intel Core i7-8700K , maybe you could find useful information in it. - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-hashrates-with-a-i7-8700k-2897590  And of course you can find additional information on Google. Good luck. Smiley
newbie
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Do you think that my Intel Core i7-8700K would be any good for mining? I'm thinking about getting a new AMD CPU but I just got my I7 recently so i'm wondering.
legendary
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A humble Siberian miner
Soon uPlexa coin will fork to a even more CPU friendly CN algo, which allows
mobile and low powered devices such as mobile phones to mine faster.

Another coin I found recently is Solo coin - pure solo CPU mining.
Like in the old days Smiley


Don't forget also about BLUR - pure solo CPU mining.
member
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If I wanted to start mining today and had $200 and a laptop,what cpu miners or usb miners would you recommend ? I want to get started mining and know more about if it will be profitable.
Hi!If the laptop has a good powerful processor-at least 4 cores,try to get these coins.
1-YENTEN
2-BANANO
at the moment are produced very well-only in the configuration file to register the number of cores-load to not more than 80 percent.Still, the laptop is not designed for mining.The main watch processor temperature!
legendary
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If I wanted to start mining today and had $200 and a laptop,what cpu miners or usb miners would you recommend ? I want to get started mining and know more about if it will be profitable.

dont try mining at laptop, its useless learning with highest cost.
better you buy Rx 470 4gb the price at 2nd market arround $90 right now, its very cheap to try mining, but you need arround $100*(not fixed rate) to buy motherboard cpu etc.
legendary
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This screenshot has fpga mining earnings mixed in but one could take the percentage, I should just put these on separate addresses to make monitoring easy .. thats an idea Huh lol
[snip img]https://i.imgur.com/ft91jMA.png[/img]

where you buy FPGA? im interesting to build fpga mining rig.
right now im using Ryzen R71800x i will posting it the detail hash..

after see your video, i think we need motherboard with 6cpu for mining edition, so we can feel the real cpu mining  Grin
jr. member
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ETN has proven to be pretty profitable CPU mining for me as well (Also cryptonight)
Electroneum (ETN) is a CPU mine able coin but I most like Monero (XMR) for CPU mining.
It’s more profitable than ETN. Also I like to mine Dash coin.
newbie
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Another coin I found recently is Solo coin - pure solo CPU mining.
Like in the old days Smiley


Mine solo good, but what with Sale and even more power cost? ))
member
Activity: 762
Merit: 35
Soon uPlexa coin will fork to a even more CPU friendly CN algo, which allows
mobile and low powered devices such as mobile phones to mine faster.

Another coin I found recently is Solo coin - pure solo CPU mining.
Like in the old days Smiley
sr. member
Activity: 812
Merit: 250
I once tried electroneum on CPU mining, wasn't so bad an experience. I need more of such profitable coins to tryout without heavy power requirements. I have been seeing veil and grin around, they both look a worthy try
newbie
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If I wanted to start mining today and had $200 and a laptop,what cpu miners or usb miners would you recommend ? I want to get started mining and know more about if it will be profitable.
sr. member
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YouTube.com/VoskCoin
This screenshot has fpga mining earnings mixed in but one could take the percentage, I should just put these on separate addresses to make monitoring easy .. thats an idea Huh lol
sr. member
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Merit: 487
YouTube.com/VoskCoin
Put together a little video review showing some 2019 cpu mining profitability numbers and exploring common options ex XMR and less common like VRSC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9hvDSMBz7s


Full timestamps and links in video description on YouTube.

If you're looking for hashrate & profitability charts, please reference this for AMD Ryzen 1700 on most mining algorithms - http://voskco.in/1700calc
If you're looking for extensive Verus (veruscoin / VRSC) hashrates on CPU and GPU please look here - http://voskco.in/VerusH

If you have CPU mining information/links/hashrates you'd like added to OP please post away and I will update this with more information.

Here's a snapshot of some of the referenced information above




Anyone interested in helping to compile some numbers for other coins they recommend CPU mining?
jr. member
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Try to mine Lakran coins. It's easy!

Lakran is premined ... So ...bye bye..

copper member
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Lakran - Future Private Digital Cash
Try to mine Lakran coins. It's easy!
jr. member
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All you're talking about here has nothing to do with mining itself. Mentioned Earnings resulted from pumping the price through the market shortly after the extraction of these coins. There are two different things: realtime profitable mining is one ... and the other thing is completely unprofitable mining of a coin which in short time after ..gain much value.

I assume once again: There is no such coin (and never been) you can profitable mine on an average desktop computer. Even bitcoin in its early stage was unprofitable. It has value now ...but not then (in 2009,2010) whe there was possibility to mine it on cpu.

For the above reason it is always better to buy new coin than struggle with mining it cause buying in early stage is faster and its cheaper than minig.

...and when coin is valuable it is time to sell not to mining  or buying ...

hero member
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The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the lowest price it ever will be. In fact, based on today's price increase that same rig will make $22 per day.
I think my point here is with a new coin like uPlexa, assuming the project looks good and the dev's are active, it's worth mining a load of them at any price in the early days!

But yes, for continuous profit with an established coin, you are correct, only very large rigs and ASICS will make real money. For me though, mine the new coins! Most of them will be crap, but you only need one to be successful! Smiley
You say that but I could turn it around and write

"The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the highest price it ever will be."

...and in many cases, history will say that I probably wouldn't be wrong.

IMHO CPU coins are profitable if you have an network of computers, an array of servers or a botnet. Using spare cycles of CPUs for mining would be an awesome thing for big firms to make extra $ on. On a mining@home scale, there's just no point.

Good points, but agree to disagree (to an extent). I made £500 in 2 weeks last year, mining a 'new' coin. I couldn't make a £1 in a week now, mining the same coin.
If you're a little miner, you have to get in there immediately. Keep abreast of upcoming projects, be part of the wider discord communities etc. Hey, it's a lot of work!

And I hear you re new coin prices, but as I mentioned, that particular coin is 27% up today.....so it's already higher than it was Wink

Good talk! Nice to hear some valid arguments, rather than dick-swinging, for once Cheesy
Yeah I made $500 in a week of mining one coin with one rig last year as well... That shitcoin was called Raven Grin

But they're really the odd ones out. There's been a draught of good opportunities in the past year. Or they've been very hard to find. January brought us Veil, Grin and Beam, a welcome little change. But we need more. The upcoming XMR fork might give us a bit of extra cash but otherwise we all just need the prices to go back up.
newbie
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The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the lowest price it ever will be. In fact, based on today's price increase that same rig will make $22 per day.
I think my point here is with a new coin like uPlexa, assuming the project looks good and the dev's are active, it's worth mining a load of them at any price in the early days!

But yes, for continuous profit with an established coin, you are correct, only very large rigs and ASICS will make real money. For me though, mine the new coins! Most of them will be crap, but you only need one to be successful! Smiley
You say that but I could turn it around and write

"The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the highest price it ever will be."

...and in many cases, history will say that I probably wouldn't be wrong.

IMHO CPU coins are profitable if you have an network of computers, an array of servers or a botnet. Using spare cycles of CPUs for mining would be an awesome thing for big firms to make extra $ on. On a mining@home scale, there's just no point.

Good points, but agree to disagree (to an extent). I made £500 in 2 weeks last year, mining a 'new' coin. I couldn't make a £1 in a week now, mining the same coin.
If you're a little miner, you have to get in there immediately. Keep abreast of upcoming projects, be part of the wider discord communities etc. Hey, it's a lot of work!

And I hear you re new coin prices, but as I mentioned, that particular coin is 27% up today.....so it's already higher than it was Wink

Good talk! Nice to hear some valid arguments, rather than dick-swinging, for once Cheesy
hero member
Activity: 1274
Merit: 556
The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the lowest price it ever will be. In fact, based on today's price increase that same rig will make $22 per day.
I think my point here is with a new coin like uPlexa, assuming the project looks good and the dev's are active, it's worth mining a load of them at any price in the early days!

But yes, for continuous profit with an established coin, you are correct, only very large rigs and ASICS will make real money. For me though, mine the new coins! Most of them will be crap, but you only need one to be successful! Smiley
You say that but I could turn it around and write

"The coin he mentions is brand new, and probably at the highest price it ever will be."

...and in many cases, history will say that I probably wouldn't be wrong.

IMHO CPU coins are profitable if you have an network of computers, an array of servers or a botnet. Using spare cycles of CPUs for mining would be an awesome thing for big firms to make extra $ on. On a mining@home scale, there's just no point.
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