/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28999843
If u have a powerful mining rig, u wont risk it for ur faulty deficit cpu mining.

>>28999843
10700 and 2080 what can I make

>>28999843
I only have a zen 2 ryzen 7. Decent tier, but nothing special

3900x and a 1080 ti.....what am i lookin at per day?

I was using nicehash but i'm bout to stop even tho it's usually easily $4-$5 a day in btc which is pretty nice but I don't really trust them.

>>28999944
I've been running my Ryzen rig the last 6 month. no problem. Already close to ROI. Will probably 4X when XMR moons to over $1000.

3900xt and 3090 FE. Good air management. Should I mime anything other than eth

>>29000062
Nicehash literally loaded trojan miners on my PC. Windows defender was popping up every couple of hours saying it detected a secret miner even though I uninstalled Nicehash

>>29000064
So if you're not making a profit mining why dont you just buy it instead of buying it via your electric bill?

>>29000062
the heuristics for America is usually what you spend in electricity will also be what you earn in coin. Spend $30 in electricity you will earn $60 in coin. And the coin will appreciate in value in the future if you HODL.

Youtube have a bunch of video tutorials as well for RandomX algorithm for Monero.

>>29000150
imagine mining and earning a fully decentralized, private coin.
>COMFY AF
Mining is not a get rich quick scheme. It's honest work. And not a ponzi like DEFI yield farming scam which is run by crypto whales.

>>29000609
Have some Monero Chan love!

>not mining monero on an M1 macbook that maxes out at 15 watts at full load

not even once

still havent said how much per day even though multiple people have asked

>>29000918
Mining is largely luck, even more so with solo mining. I found a block my first day mining XMR, but the odds are ~1/1000 per day solo mining. It might be 1/50 in a pool, but you'll only get ~0.00X XMR

>>29000918
0.0056 XMR per day. $1.50 per day at current XMR price.

>>29001034
It is completely luck - you just get lucky more often if you have more processing power.

>>29002200
join a pool. solo mining is not feasible.

>>29002354
Yes it is

>>28999963
Try mining for a day and see for yourself.

I think I have an i7 from about 4 or 5 years ago

>>29000136
(((Windows))) also flags xmrig and the xmr wallet as malicious.

>>29002580
the only way to know is try

anyone have experience with minergate?

>>28999843
Is this bad for your cpu/pc?

>>29003054

yes there are very small men with picks who are smashing tiny bits of ore from the inside of your CPU and sending them through the wires and across the internet

you're destroying your computer for a few bucks, anon

Idle cores are wasted cores. Not much power here I just think it is a neat thing to do.

>>28999843
is there a website/program I can run to see if my hardware is capable? I bought a 1200 dollar gaming pc like 8 years ago, but tech becomes outdated so fast.

I have 3080 and 3900x.
is it worth it?

>>29000132
>>29000062
Monero on CPU, Ethereum on GPU. It's that simple.

>>29003476

3900x yes absolutely
3080 you should sell it to me but if you must keep it then it should mine eth

>>28999843
surely it's not worth it with an R5 3600, right?

>>28999843
5950X mining XMR daily

>>29003840
Ryzens are basically Monero asics. You can do your own maths on what electricity costs you but it is probably worth it. Seeing people with a 3900x not mining XMR seems crazy to me. We are so early.

>>28999843
you misspelled nerva

Worf?

I have a shitrig from 4 years ago Ryzen 7 1700, worth or should I upgrade?

>>29004385
Yeah go for it!

>>29004385
Bump out the memory for 3200MHz DIMs and you have a pretty good rig
seriously though, memory clock speed was the difference between 8k and 12k for me

>>29002200
>join a pool. solo mining is not feasible.
Only if you don't have a good rig. Also, while it will be more consistent, pool mining luck still depends on the collective hashrate :^)
>>29003435
>>29003476
>>29004385
>>29004675
Use this https://monerobenchmarks.info/ and this https://www.monero.how/monero-mining-calculator to find out

>>29003054
this shit works your cpu so it generates more heat
heat = bad for electronics
over time you'll junk your shit sooner

>>29004845
Already 3600MHz DIMs in that system, seems to be the same as mine. Could try to bump it up to 3800Mhz and see if the 5900x can get an 1900 fclk stable.

>>29002354
Only If you don't have a good rig. Also, the pool luck still depends on the collective hashrate :^)
>>29003435
>>29003476
>>29003840
>>29004385
Use https://monerobenchmarks.info/ and https://www.monero.how/monero-mining-calculator to find out

Any point using this relic of times gone by? At least it will heat the room on cold nights.

>>29005342
huh, seems to say 1900MHz, maybe it's just reading wrong but just in case I'd check the BIOS if you haven't
my machine downclocked my 3200MHz to 2600
should be good at 3200MHz but if you can push it higher go for it

Does this ever pay anything? I've been running xmring 24/7 on my 12 core 3.46mhz mac pro for over a month and haven't even hit the 0.1 XMR minimum for a payout yet.

I'm still mining

I can mine ok with this??

>>29005621
You're not in a mining pool?

>>29003054
It's ok for your CPU unless your fan isn't running well, or you have a bunch of dust and shit in your heatsink. Before you start, take your computer outside and blast the shit out of it with canned air. You should really do this every 6 mos anyway.

>>29003221
Are they chinese?

I've mined precisely 0.034970728400000005 USD worth of Monero on my (at the time quite expensive) Intel 7700K. Kind of pointless if you ask me.

>>29005740
Yeah I am but they have a 0.1 payout minimum and I haven't even hit it yet.

>>29005486
It's DDR meaning transfers occur on both clock edges. The 1800MHz clock shown is accurate and equivalent to 3600MT/s or 3600 "MHz".

>>29005486

>>29004385
The clock on the memory for this one is 1796MHz you double that to get the DIM's 3600MHz, spread spectrum being turned on messes with the numbers a bit.


And yo can see that in mine here, 1900MHz clock double it 3800.
>>29004692

>>29005775
I have a gaming laptop, I don't want to repaste cpu or wear down components since it has poor ventilation, so I think I'll pass

Mine ETH with a gaming card => swap to monero.
Mining monero is not worth it.
>b-but
You get more monero this way.

>>29005450
I think xmrig.com/benchmark has better data

>>29005954
Oh yeah I definitely wouldnt do it on a laptop, they're engineered with many compromises to fit the small form factor.

>>29005486
DDR= Double Data, = 1800 x2

>>29006375
i need to rework it, dont go to high on vram voltage, it gets your ram hot and unstable

>>29003840
Approx 1 XMR per year

>>28999963
Go to like CruxPool.com
With a 2080 about $130/mnth mining eth I believe.

>>29003476
RTX 3080? Yeah faggot, forget the CPU go GPU mine ETH. That's good for $320/mnth.

MFW your 2700x is already old as dirt.

>>29006714

>>28999843
i used to do that in the winter for extra heat during hard times.

>>29007059
10k in 2025

Pretty simple, good GPU with 6GB or more RAM:
Mine ETH
Good GPU with 3GB or more RAM:
Mine Raven Coin

>>29007152
fuaaaark

I've got a Ryzen 7 3700x and a GTX 3070. what should I be doing?

>>29007595
XMR and ETH, respectively

>>29007861
Thanks. Last q... can I easily turn mining off and on? This is my gaming rig. And I'd only want to mine at night when I'm sleeping.

>>28999963

I get about 170 a month on a 2080 Ti mining ETH
thanks for the gas lads

>>29008130
yeah just open/close the miner window

>>29008130
Mining in the background the whole time you've got your computer on is the most efficient in terms of watts/hash. The xmrig adjusts itself so it uses only leftover CPU power. Try it and see if it impacts performance for whatever else you're doing. And yeah it's very simple to stop and start.