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Topic: mine litecoin with cpu (Read 275 times)

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June 01, 2018, 12:49:05 AM
#15
if using GPU. it will be very expensive.
yeah, it's expensive to build a mining rig for now unless it's not concerned with ROI.

do you think a good coin to do mining using GPU. give me a good suggestion to start mining. I still start it.
depending on GPU series and types whether AMD (RX 480, 580 8GB, Vega) or NVIDIA (1060 6GB, 1070, 1070ti, 1080, 1080ti) cards have an edge in each coin.

I still use the CPU to do the mining. may be very good if you give me suggestions.
if you want to keep using the CPU without thinking whether it's profitable or not, it's better to mine on Bytecoin, XMR or ETN than in LTC
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May 31, 2018, 11:43:23 PM
#14
CPU mining is really useless decision because own mining rig more complex for nowadays.so it is impossible to mine in Litecoin and I am not suggest to CPU mining because it is directly affected your processor board. The only way is GPU mining it is always supporting to mining platform.

if using GPU. it will be very expensive. do you think a good coin to do mining using GPU. give me a good suggestion to start mining. I still start it. and I still use the CPU to do the mining. may be very good if you give me suggestions.
legendary
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May 28, 2018, 07:00:27 PM
#13
you are about 10 years to late for that.  Roll Eyes

Not really.

CPU mining Litecoin was never a thing. It went straight to GPU mining.

Only coin you could CPU mine was BTC itself back in 2009-2010. After the GPU software was released it was game over for CPU.

jr. member
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May 28, 2018, 05:27:33 PM
#12
Are you sure doing this? Really?
Litecoin network is taken by ASIC, so if you dont have ASIC miner then you will get nothing, even if you dont pay the electricity.
Sure you can still continue, for educational purposes.
It seems that you are here around 6 years late to be honest  Grin
jr. member
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May 28, 2018, 02:11:35 PM
#11
you are about 10 years to late for that.  Roll Eyes
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May 28, 2018, 12:31:54 PM
#10
dude,
you must see ltc difficulties and must calculate the hashrate generated by that device. In fact, it can be mining in ltc but not profitable. you should receive suggestions from some members above and you have two options:
1. Mining a coin that can be mined with a CPU.
2. Or buy ASIC
sr. member
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May 28, 2018, 12:16:11 PM
#9
You are better off mining CPU-friendly coins instead of Litecoin.  ASIC's have been mining Scrypt coins for years now, making CPU mining of Litecoin pretty much pointless.  Assuming your unpaid rewards are for 24 hours, it would take you 229,000 days to earn 1 Litecoin.

Thank you friend.
I am interested in the devices you provide me with information. I do not know how the device will be purchased. give me a little picture of the device. so i can search this kind of device. and device prices.

You can check out this for a start. There is an investment with ASICs and as new ones come out your profitability goes down because these newer ones are usually more powerful and/or use less power.  I would start out small and don't go all-in until you are sure this is something you are willing to invest in.

https://www.amazon.com/AntMiner-L3-~504MH-Litecoin-Miner/dp/B06Y6KTH7P
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May 28, 2018, 12:13:25 PM
#8
CPU mining is really useless decision because own mining rig more complex for nowadays.so it is impossible to mine in Litecoin and I am not suggest to CPU mining because it is directly affected your processor board. The only way is GPU mining it is always supporting to mining platform.
member
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Merit: 13
May 28, 2018, 12:02:46 PM
#7
You are better off mining CPU-friendly coins instead of Litecoin.  ASIC's have been mining Scrypt coins for years now, making CPU mining of Litecoin pretty much pointless.  Assuming your unpaid rewards are for 24 hours, it would take you 229,000 days to earn 1 Litecoin.

Thank you friend.
I am interested in the devices you provide me with information. I do not know how the device will be purchased. give me a little picture of the device. so i can search this kind of device. and device prices.
sr. member
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Steady State Finance
May 28, 2018, 11:40:16 AM
#6
As the other said, will be better if you mine CPU-based coins, since LTC has ASICs Miner. Even GPU can't beat ASIC on Litecoin mining.

This post may help you:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.36137254
newbie
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May 28, 2018, 10:52:03 AM
#5
You have no chance. Try to look for some CPU coins, there are few lists of new CPU mined coins in this forum... I can recommend you to look for XTL Stellite or ITNS coin
sr. member
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Until the end
May 28, 2018, 10:49:43 AM
#4
You are better off mining CPU-friendly coins instead of Litecoin.  ASIC's have been mining Scrypt coins for years now, making CPU mining of Litecoin pretty much pointless.  Assuming your unpaid rewards are for 24 hours, it would take you 229,000 days to earn 1 Litecoin.
member
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May 28, 2018, 10:44:18 AM
#3
pro

litecoin not mining on cpu ... you will not got any profit

you need to buy L3+ ASIC from bitmain

today the asic can do about 5-7$ per day

whether the device provides satisfactory results. what is the price needed to buy the device. and how the device performs. how much power consumption is needed. I do not know the need on the device
member
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May 28, 2018, 09:59:56 AM
#2
pro

litecoin not mining on cpu ... you will not got any profit

you need to buy L3+ ASIC from bitmain

today the asic can do about 5-7$ per day
member
Activity: 434
Merit: 13
May 28, 2018, 09:50:08 AM
#1
Hello friends are there any litecoin mines too like me. I have done it as needed:
I use
AMD Athlon CPU processor
4GB Ram
256 GB hard drive
how do you think with the device I use?

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