Topic: Can i Mine with a dual core CPU? - page 2. (Read 10158 times)
I think there's no available mining software free to use your CPU from your laptop.. Maybe you can buy a cpu miner to use it as source of bitcoin but its not so profitable this days...but if you just want to learn how to mine so you can try a cheap one usb miner 10-25 usd you can buy it in ebay or amazon..
It is too late to do a cpu mining now. Even with the alt coin that I am currently looking now is discouraging the use of cpu and gpu.
Mining with processor is such waste of money and power!
Those i7 processors are not cheap, and you can destroy them for a few moneros?!
Those i7 processors are not cheap, and you can destroy them for a few moneros?!
I7 processor is not the one to be used for mining. If you want to mine Monero, buy a cheap processor with AES_NI support.
Mining with processor is such waste of money and power!
Those i7 processors are not cheap, and you can destroy them for a few moneros?!
Those i7 processors are not cheap, and you can destroy them for a few moneros?!
technically you can but it wouldnt give you any profit and you would lose money
I try with i7 one last year, not seem to be success even use web pool mine, hope you get lucky
If you mine Monero with that i7, there is not a problem at all. It will get you some shares in the Monero mining.
it will be unprofitable, since one s7 consume 90w without oc, and some "shares" of monero, are not going to cover the electrcity, let alone some profit
I undervolt and underclock my i7 3770. It consumes about 30W and have 160H/s. It just covers the electricity cost.
160h can not mine anything at present, not even monero, monero diff should be very high, that coins was nt released yesterday you know...
but maybe you have avery cheap electricity
I try with i7 one last year, not seem to be success even use web pool mine, hope you get lucky
If you mine Monero with that i7, there is not a problem at all. It will get you some shares in the Monero mining.
it will be unprofitable, since one s7 consume 90w without oc, and some "shares" of monero, are not going to cover the electrcity, let alone some profit
I undervolt and underclock my i7 3770. It consumes about 30W and have 160H/s. It just covers the electricity cost.
I also have this cpu with two cores..
But this is unprofitable, don't bother yourself with this.
But this is unprofitable, don't bother yourself with this.
I think its better to join in signature campaign than mine using laptop or desktop dual core cpu. Because of high difficulty mining is not profitable right now and ifyou mine in your pc or laptop it can destroy your laptop or cpu if you mine bitcoinso even altcoin...
So i suggest to move in another source of bitcoin.
So i suggest to move in another source of bitcoin.
I try with i7 one last year, not seem to be success even use web pool mine, hope you get lucky
If you mine Monero with that i7, there is not a problem at all. It will get you some shares in the Monero mining.
it will be unprofitable, since one i7 consume 90w without oc, and some "shares" of monero, are not going to cover the electrcity, let alone some profit
I try with i7 one last year, not seem to be success even use web pool mine, hope you get lucky
If you mine Monero with that i7, there is not a problem at all. It will get you some shares in the Monero mining.
I try with i7 one last year, not seem to be success even use web pool mine, hope you get lucky
I really wanted to do this but I don't wanna wreck my pc.
Also noone really suggests I guess.
Also noone really suggests I guess.
If you know how to undervolt your CPU and underclock it, it will not wrieck your PC. But it is not profitable anyway.
I really wanted to do this but I don't wanna wreck my pc.
Also noone really suggests I guess.
Also noone really suggests I guess.
i think you could mine your bitcoins with that but it would be highly not profitable and it would cost you something
I wouldn't waste your resources and try to CPU mine bitcoin. 2016 is the time of ASICs, and a total network hash of 1,056,000 TH/s, there's no way you can mine bitcoin with a CPU and still be in profit. Even if you are given free electricity, free internet and free CPUs, it's just a waste of time.
Although you could try mining alt-coins with a powerful graphics card
Although you could try mining alt-coins with a powerful graphics card
Yes you can mine with a dual core but only 10 satoshis or less.
You can use faucets for more earnings than mining with your cpu.
You can use faucets for more earnings than mining with your cpu.
That is right in terms of earning. But if you want to support the coin network and the hash rate of that coin is very low, you can use CPU.
Yes you can mine with a dual core but only 10 satoshis or less.
You can use faucets for more earnings than mining with your cpu.
You can use faucets for more earnings than mining with your cpu.
You can mine XMG, that is a CPU only coin. But I am not sure about the coin itself. It might not survive.
If you want to mine on your cpu a cryptonote coin and then converting it to bitcoin might be your best bet.
However don't expect to make more then a few cents worth unless you use your gpu or a high end cpu.
However don't expect to make more then a few cents worth unless you use your gpu or a high end cpu.
For cryptonote coin mining, you have to have a powerful CPU, with AES-NI support. Otherwise, it is too slow.
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