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cmf

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Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on November 23, 2013, 03:39:59 AM

The best thing you can do is ... don't try. It will be a massive waste of effort. Even stealing computing time and racking up a massive power bill for someone else will only net you a few pennies worth of Bitcoins. It is a good way to turn a thousand dollars in electricity into a buck worth of bitcoins.

Why do you this. Surely it would mine a fair amount given the amount of processors?

More thank 0.5 Btc a month?

Ecurb123

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maybe it would be better to mine litecoin in that case.

DeathAndTaxes

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Gerald Davis

The best thing you can do is ... don't try. It will be a massive waste of effort. Even stealing computing time and racking up a massive power bill for someone else will only net you a few pennies worth of Bitcoins. It is a good way to turn a thousand dollars in electricity into a buck worth of bitcoins.

cmf

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So I have access to a small server room, around 100 computers each with several Xeon processors with multiple cores. I think in total 3.5k processors.

I can use these servers for free.

What's the best thing to do with them to try and mine Btc?

Any help or advice would be very helpful

Thanks Chris

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