Topic: Laptop mining? (Read 1888 times)
You can run it on Eobot and just choose the "low" intensity mode so it uses 1 cpu core.
>500 with a laptop cpu?
Yes, 4 threads give me good results. But please note, 500Kh/s, not 500Mh/s.
Yes, 4 threads give me good results. But please note, 500Kh/s, not 500Mh/s.
Better get ASIC
The hardware cost is too expensive
Laptop Dell Vostro
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
500 with a laptop cpu? Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
Laptop Dell Vostro
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
I tried on Dell Inspiron 1525 (2008 year) with RCP Miner and got about 2Mh/s
I wonder how it would go on some Alienware laptop
Tried on a Thinkpad Edge with HD6630M - scrypt mining with Reaper - about 65Kh/s while learning this stuff as a proof of work.
Doesn't make sense except for some testing.. the machine gets very hot.
Now I'm on HD7950 - 642Kh/s, it's goooood... Should put a second one
Doesn't make sense except for some testing.. the machine gets very hot.
Now I'm on HD7950 - 642Kh/s, it's goooood... Should put a second one
Laptop Dell Vostro
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2310M CPU @ 2.10GHz
cpuminer cryptopp_asm32
~500 khash/sec
my mac can pull 4 khash deal with it
if you work in some huge company where people leave some beast of notebooks all night under airconditioning you can make them work for you but I'm not sure that will work for long time so... it's risky heheheh
so... it's risky heheheh 
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I killed My Macbook Pro with overheating (old 2007 model) so be extra careful while mining on a laptop. It was on over night, probably the vent died during the night.
i got corporate laptop HP ProBook 4740s with 7500/7600M and pulling 60-65 MH/s (77 °C)
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
Thats not bad for a laptop, it is bad if you plan to spend $850 (the approximate price of that laptop) on a mining machine.
no planning 4 that
i got lucky to have that kind of laptop
i tried cpu minning on corporate server but that went wrong
i got corporate laptop HP ProBook 4740s with 7500/7600M and pulling 60-65 MH/s (77 °C)
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
Thats not bad for a laptop, it is bad if you plan to spend $850 (the approximate price of that laptop) on a mining machine.
i got corporate laptop HP ProBook 4740s with 7500/7600M and pulling 60-65 MH/s (77 °C)
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
if it was my own laptop i would use it with bout 45 MH/s around 60°C which isn't that bad
Just look at the mining hardware sites. Let compare the 7970 and the 7970m. First card hovers around 700kh the second one around 275. This is expected since laptop cards are often smaller and designed to provide less heat and power. Meaning that they always will have worse performance.
It's worthless
Absolutely not worth it! ROI is never reached and it will be veeeery hot!
never the laptop works... maybe with USBs.
i'm mining on my corporate laptop @ 60 MH/s about 22h/day
hope to melt down to get new, better one
hope to melt down to get new, better one
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