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Should You Use Your Personal PC for Crypto Mining?
When it comes to mining cryptocurrency, there are a few things you need to take into account. One of the most important is whether or not to use your personal computer. Here are a few reasons why you shouldn’t use your personal PC for crypto mining:

1. The cost of electricity. Mining cryptocurrency can be a very power-intensive activity. If you’re using your personal PC for mining, that means your electricity bill is going to go up significantly.

2. The noise. Cryptocurrency mining can also be quite noisy, so if you’re using your personal PC for mining, you may find that it’s quite disruptive (and even annoying) to have the constant noise in the background.

3. The heat. Another downside of cryptocurrency mining is the amount of heat it generates. If you’re using your personal PC for mining, you may find that it starts to overheat, which can be both damaging to the components and uncomfortable for you (if you’re trying to use the computer at the same time).

4. It’s not worth it! We would recommend against using your personal PC for crypto mining. It’s simply not worth the hassle and expense – there are much better ways to mine cryptocurrency (such as joining a mining pool).

Overall, it’s best to avoid using your personal PC for crypto mining. There are much better ways to go about mining cryptocurrency without having to risk the cost, noise, and heat associated with using a personal computer.

Alternatives to Using Your Personal PC for Crypto Mining
If you’re serious about mining cryptocurrency, you need to invest in a dedicated mining rig. A mining rig is a computer specifically designed for mining cryptocurrency and can be a huge asset to your operation. Not only will a mining rig be much more powerful than your personal PC, but it will also generate less heat and use less electricity.

There are plenty of options out there when it comes to choosing a mining rig. You can build your own rig, or purchase one pre-built. There are even some companies that will let you rent out space on their rigs to mine for them. Whichever route you decide to go, make sure you do your research and choose a reputable company.

Another option is to join a mining pool. A mining pool is a group of miners who work together to mine cryptocurrency and share the rewards. This way, you can benefit from the collective power of the pool, while still using your own personal PC.

Finally, if you don’t want to invest in any additional hardware or join a mining pool, you could always use cloud computing services to mine cryptocurrency. These services are often quite expensive, but they do offer an alternative for those who don’t have access to dedicated mining rigs or a mining pool.

In short, don’t use your personal PC for crypto mining. Invest in a dedicated mining rig instead and you’ll be much better off in the long run.

Conclusion

In conclusion, using your personal PC for crypto mining is not recommended. It can be very costly to do so due to the power consumption costs and it can also cause damage to your computer’s hardware components if you don’t have a reliable cooling system in place. If you are interested in getting into the crypto mining game, then it’s best advised to invest in a dedicated rig that has been specifically designed for this purpose.

https://coinledger.io/tools/best-bitcoin-mining-hardware

It's not interesting, it's purely all kinds of people's research, just like the cost of using high computing power, which can be borne alone or in partnership, everyone should just think about how to make the chance of success better, after all, the probability is what those powerful people can calculate Come out, the average person can only dig in addition to improving higher security, the rest is everyone's opportunity cost bet
 
people like the feeling of winning an award

What you mean ?

You can see the following website to know how much chances you have to find a block regarding the hashrate you own / rent : https://solochance.com/
But it is totally random, the website gives you the information for a block with a 100% luck.
You could find a block with 20% or 200%, it is random, so you should never take these figures for granted - they are only probabilities.

Each block is found by a single chip, regardless the ASIC is a S9, S19 or even a R606 for example - but the more hashpower you have, the more likely you are to find a block, obviously

Someone recently found a block on solo.ckpool with an insane luck, with a single S9. But it is like a lottery, you cannot take that for granted.

The probability of high computing power will be gone, and low computing power can also be hit. The luck is really amazing, but I am curious that many S9 rented equipment and many devices can only be used for 24 hours. Is it possible to hit like this?
 

Fingers crossed we get this one

Lets go little guys/group 41!
The big guys can get it on the next one.

Wooow!! 1.5 exa in the pool!! 🥇

Lets get this one Fellas!

Blockparty Run 41 are running with 20 PHs

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Live View Link:
https://solo.ckpool.org/users/bc1qx9sc6uzawhqdx74u233f2w686u9cgglzuj8lge

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 "hashrate1m": "21.4P",
 "hashrate5m": "10.8P",
 "hashrate1hr": "1.24P",
 "hashrate1d": "53.3T",
 "hashrate7d": "7.63T",
 "lastshare": 1686838216,
 "workers": 6,
 "shares": 1075050549,
 "bestshare": 2289866478.065831,
 "bestever": 2289866478,
 "authorised": 1686837959,
 "worker": [
  {
   "workername": "bc1qx9sc6uzawhqdx74u233f2w686u9cgglzuj8lge",
   "hashrate1m": "21.4P",
   "hashrate5m": "10.8P",
   "hashrate1hr": "1.24P",
   "hashrate1d": "53.3T",
   "hashrate7d": "7.63T",
   "lastshare": 1686838216,
   "shares": 1075050549,
   "bestshare": 2289866478.065831,
   "bestever": 2289866478
  }
 ]
}

Bitcoin Difficulty:
52.350.439.455.488

Best Share:
2.289.866.478
315.534.510
115.753.835
49.304.893

What is the IP?

this is not necessary, we start tomorrow whether someone joins or not.
No problem, let you plane as you have it planed.

Best regards,
Willi

You can't mine BTC with a Laptop

But, if you want to rent hashrate and point it to solo.ckpool you can use Nicehash or MiningRigRentals

Please note, that it is all gambling, a very very risky way to manage your money (I mean renting hashpower and solo mine with it), especially if the health of a beloved one depends of your financials

Hey, can someone help me out? My telegram is @chkitout420

I have a $1,600 Gaming Laptop, and I read someone using 1 BTC miner has mined 6BTC etc using https://solo.ckpool.org/

So can someone just msg me on telegram, and help me setup miming on my Windows Laptop with https://solo.ckpool.org/

I’m trying to help out my mother, she’s 60 years old and very sick… I moved in to watch her/help her and she’s had a stroke, and fell 4 times now.. she seemed to be getting better but now she can’t eat, and we’re very limited on income so she can’t get the help she needs.

I’m hoping to set this up, and if I earn anything it will go to medical bills/future doctor visits etc…


Thanks I’m advance, I’ve tried starting a gofundme to help, but someone donated $5 then they shut it down idk why… I don’t want to lose my mom over something preventable and I’m out of options… I’d sell my kidney right now if I knew how..

Thanks

@willie_
if we dont get anyone else, you can double me up for this one.
Thanks,

Hi jimjam123,

have update our list with your data and now maybe 1 or 2 seats and we can start.

@Coinking2021, your stake is also open, just a small reminder

Best regards,
Willi

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Groupbuy Wallet: bc1qlpd45688hce39lusur8sdnuzy3z2dx4uvrgpkt
Return Wallet: 35UcgN6HjHkCaNr3TaCKMe2ygotKzpBG3x
Your stake:  0.02 BTC
Reservation: x2
Your TX: ba89c229c4c57fa096d793a5b41b73f199c852ce1be66b9acc45d7c795721c21
Voting comment: 1.21 Gigawatts
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Those sorts of short term high hashrate rentals just after a block solve are common. They don't last long and we always go back to our baseline level which is around 20PH now.

You just need to ping the server of the pool via a terminal

I did it in many EU countries, it was always between 90 and 150 ms, but it mostly depend of your own internet connection

How can I see it? If you explain it to me, I'll look at it tomorrow from Spain.

Thank you very much 👌🏻

I also hope -ck join us in a round maybe he bring the real luck