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Wesley

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Quote from: dudexer on July 24, 2014, 01:47:42 AM

Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

X11 is not profitable most of time as good as x13 and i guess x15 will be replaced by x13 soon

you should better use multipools to earn more and to increase performance you need to apply some optimizations in these pcs.
they should not go sleep. Check google for tips http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-optimization/

Is that link for scrypt coins only or for other coins as well?

dudexer

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Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

X11 is not profitable most of time as good as x13 and i guess x15 will be replaced by x13 soon

you should better use multipools to earn more and to increase performance you need to apply some optimizations in these pcs.
they should not go sleep. Check google for tips http://www.cryptobadger.com/2013/04/build-a-litecoin-mining-rig-optimization/

Sydboy

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what do the next would be sell them on ebay and purchase bitcoins with the proceeds

Wesley

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Riecoin perhaps?

aatrox

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Just leave them on and all mine for you for alt coins, then exchange it for bitcoin.

Leave them on 24/7 lol.

AdamSmith

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Quote from: redskins49 on July 23, 2014, 09:49:28 PM

I dont think this would be profitable after paying for electricity.

Mine XMR coin, it was profitable a month or two ago using CPU.

redskins49

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I dont think this would be profitable after paying for electricity.

icet208

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damn I wish I had 400 I7... You can do a lot of stuffs with them like:
1. Mine a CPU coin
2. Sign-up to a PTP website
etc..

Yuki1988

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Quote from: ?? on ??

look like cryptonight look goods for cpu.

I believe that CryptoNight algorithm has become GPU-minable for more than 1.5 months already.
GPU miner can be found in https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-cryptonote-amd-gpu-miner-v113-638915.

Bitcoin Magazine

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Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

i'd search for mersenne.org prime numbers

Swordsoffreedom

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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

Well there is a precedent for this and all I can say is don't get caught or you end up like this
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/04/dogecoin-bitcoin-imperial-college-student-mine

But if you feel like trying it anyways a CPU coin with high liquidity would be your best bet, so go check the exchanges to find some that meet those requirements

DrG

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Quote from: Feneusens on July 19, 2014, 09:37:38 PM

Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

Don't do it, you would get sues for using campus's resources.

I should compile a list of all the people who have come on bitcointalk and asked these stupid questions and ended up losing their job or worse. Unless you receive explicit permission stating you can mine you're pretty much committing theft of resources - not only will they kick you out of school, they can charge you for incidental expenses.

Greed makes people stupid.

Feneusens

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Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

Don't do it, you would get sues for using campus's resources.

Benjig

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Quote from: gwada971 on July 19, 2014, 01:12:04 PM

Hi,

I'm in a summer install of about 400 new core i7 computers in my campus. I had time and tried x11 cpu mining on multipool thru a mining proxy , on about 150 computers, and go up to 30/40 MHash. (and i don't seen that the aes option is default disable in the bios Sad

)

Now need some advice with such a red, what's the better ? continue use a multipool , build a P2P Pool, solo mining ?? Going on x13/x15 other news cpu coin ?

Thx for any advices!

So you are using the computers of your campus to mine? they allowed you to do that ? Undecided

.. well if thats the case GL

Kiloday

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Here is a list of the CPU coins:

http://www.cpucoinlist.com/

After you mine your coins, you can trade them for bitcoins on an exchange.

dompsairs

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Wow i wish i had so many CPU's, botnet incoming Cool

KimNam

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look for pure CPU mining coin and mine it, especially the newest if you want try your luck
last time i checked, QuazarCoin still can mine by CPU only, you can check them
maybe you can ask the details about CPU coin here : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=160.0

gwada971

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Hi,

Thx for any advices!

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