Topic: I need some help with mining (Read 578 times)
You can mine some Altcoins with CPU for example Electroneum with Cryptonight.
You're essentially burning your pc for fractions of a cent if you attempt to go for mining at this point
Bad PC is useless even to mine altcoins. Just forget about it
for bitcoin the answer is NO...but there are some other coins to mine...go look on whattomine.com...those people who what some extra money in the month are mining ETH or ETC...but the profit is not very big at the moment...for me is around 60$...the main problem that i have is electricty cost's...
I guess not.. Bitcoin mining these days needs a proper hardware in able to mine bitcoin efficiently.
Right now, ASIC miners are now the leading hardware in terms of mining bitcoin. Because it can solve bitcoin blocks much faster and energy efficient so you pay less for electricity bill unlike old hardwares to mine bitcoins. ASICs price is ranging to 100 bucks to $3000 depends on quality and performance. Anyway, i think GPU mining is not used by miners anymore since they are slow at solving blocks. But some altcoins can be mined by GPUs. You should find them at altcoin mining section. And i think it's more profitable than bitcoin mining. But still depends on altcoin you mine.
Guess? It's a fact! It is guaranteed that you'll have no profit when mining bitcoin using GPU. If you somehow mined a bitcoin it will just be paid to your electricity and it is not even sufficient to pay your bills. You may find altcoins with potential so you may start mining it.Right now, ASIC miners are now the leading hardware in terms of mining bitcoin. Because it can solve bitcoin blocks much faster and energy efficient so you pay less for electricity bill unlike old hardwares to mine bitcoins. ASICs price is ranging to 100 bucks to $3000 depends on quality and performance. Anyway, i think GPU mining is not used by miners anymore since they are slow at solving blocks. But some altcoins can be mined by GPUs. You should find them at altcoin mining section. And i think it's more profitable than bitcoin mining. But still depends on altcoin you mine.
Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
Use it to find a job.Good one.
I second that.Or use this PC to write articles, reviews etc. If you build a good reputation you might get hired.
Alternatively you can build reputation here, rank up and participate in signture camp. (I'm not fan of these but you can make a good income ... just please do not spam)
This is much profitable than what OP has in his mind.
I guess not.. Bitcoin mining these days needs a proper hardware in able to mine bitcoin efficiently.
Right now, ASIC miners are now the leading hardware in terms of mining bitcoin. Because it can solve bitcoin blocks much faster and energy efficient so you pay less for electricity bill unlike old hardwares to mine bitcoins. ASICs price is ranging to 100 bucks to $3000 depends on quality and performance. Anyway, i think GPU mining is not used by miners anymore since they are slow at solving blocks. But some altcoins can be mined by GPUs. You should find them at altcoin mining section. And i think it's more profitable than bitcoin mining. But still depends on altcoin you mine.
Right now, ASIC miners are now the leading hardware in terms of mining bitcoin. Because it can solve bitcoin blocks much faster and energy efficient so you pay less for electricity bill unlike old hardwares to mine bitcoins. ASICs price is ranging to 100 bucks to $3000 depends on quality and performance. Anyway, i think GPU mining is not used by miners anymore since they are slow at solving blocks. But some altcoins can be mined by GPUs. You should find them at altcoin mining section. And i think it's more profitable than bitcoin mining. But still depends on altcoin you mine.
What are the difference of mining? and what are the most profitable to use. Im just new here trying to explore everything.
What do you mean by "what is the difference of mining"? For bitcoin use ASIC but even then there's a very high turnover for these miners.
You're about 7 years too late for that.
What are the difference of mining? and what are the most profitable to use. Im just new here trying to explore everything.
Try to mine a ETH or litecoins with your pc. Eth's code is built for GPU mine only, so, you can earn smth if you have a free electricity
Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
It all depends on your computer and electricity bills, if you can level them up to zero using solar panels and you have good equipment you will earn a little more than "low". Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
You can simply use your pc for other bitcoin earning platforms excluding mining as minung bitcoins has a lot of difficulty and also can't be mined from a low configuration pc. You need a high advanced technology miner to mine a good amount of bitcoins. You can start your trading with your pc orelse you can simply create a website and start earning there by just spending some time on the web.
A PC can’t be use to mine Bitcoin anymore. You need good mining equipment such as Antminer.
Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
Use it to find a job.Good one.
I second that.Or use this PC to write articles, reviews etc. If you build a good reputation you might get hired.
Alternatively you can build reputation here, rank up and participate in signture camp. (I'm not fan of these but you can make a good income ... just please do not spam)
Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
Use it to find a job. 
Well, its not profitable, because having a bad pc will generate only few h/s and cost a lot of electricity. You will earn of course but the expenses is much larger than what you earn.
Nope. You'll barely make anything and probably even end up with negative profit because of the electricity you have to pay. I suggest doing work on your pc instead. Probably writing, programming, eCommerce, SEO, all those stuff. Depending on what marketable skills you have.
Is there any efficient way to earn bitcoin with a bad pc?
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