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[Anonymous No.52788342]

Using your car stereo to mine Monero. Turns out ASIC resistance wasn't a meme.

[Anonymous No.52788358]

How much are you making with that and how did you set it up?

[Anonymous No.52788368]

>>52788342
Based as fuck. Anything that isn't ASIC resistant is centralized.

[Anonymous No.52788384]

>>52788342
wtf, where does the money go? is it in the radio?

[Anonymous No.52788393]

>>52788358
He only has 300 h/s so basically nothing, but it's pretty funny that he can even mildly compete for network consensus with a car stereo (~1/25 of what my CPU does for reference).

[Anonymous No.52788401]

But how do you listen to tunes?

[Anonymous No.52788422]

>>52788401
with cryptographic integrity

[Anonymous No.52788425]

>>52788401
With more work you could probably have it use half the CPU for playing music (not speaking from knowledge here though). Not that it exactly makes sense to do so anyways but it's still interesting

[Anonymous No.52788475]

mammothly based

[Anonymous No.52788584]

>>52788384
>is it in the radio?
Yes

[Anonymous No.52788596]

>>52788422
Can I put my ccr Playlist on a block chain and leave my cds and USB drive at home?

[Anonymous No.52788679]

>>52788358
>>52788393
Depends on how much power goes in

The faster you charge your battery with the alternator the more power you have thus the more you could mean

I would say this only works if you dont drive in city's but mostly rural areas where you can use high speeds and not much stopping

[Anonymous No.52789127]

>>52788342
SURELY that's a video playing on the stereo, right?
holdon you're hosting your own pool/relay? what the hell is going on anon

[Anonymous No.52789481]

>>52789127
Basically anything with a CPU can mine Monero. You can do it on a smart refrigerator too.

[Anonymous No.52789560]

Hashrate is rapidly falling
2.6

[Anonymous No.52789620]

How do I profit from this? Is there some way for me to mine monero on a shit ton of computers and retire already? Should I get a job with access to a large amount of computers or something?

[Anonymous No.52789943]

>>52789620

[Anonymous No.52790087]

>>52788358
Looks like an android based radio, see the navigation buttons top right

You can just root it and install any software

[Anonymous No.52790344]

>>52789620
Yeah bro, it's called malware. Just distribute pirated games and add a monero miner in there.

[Anonymous No.52791126]

>>52788342
I host a full onion node with 128 in peers and 128 out peers. It's running on a Toshiba Satellite my aunt got in 2011. I run cmatrix in the foreground and it's basically just a functional decoration.

Currently 73 days of uptime since the last issue.

>>52788679
>driving at 80mph through residential zones
>tell the cops "BUT MY HASHRAAAAATE!!!"

[Anonymous No.52791616]

>>52791126
You are like 4channel janny doing it for free. There is a crypto that pays you for doing it. Same as op overheating his car instead of allocating his resources for a new age privacy tech.

[Anonymous No.52791734]

>>52789620
make a shitty game and hide mining malware to it.
put it on steam as free to play

[Anonymous No.52791751]

>>52791126
based

[Anonymous No.52791759]

>>52789620
monero is intentionally designed to not be very profitable to mine. You will not make much unless you own a massive botnet, and even then...

[Anonymous No.52791779]

>>52791126
>I host a full onion node
Based and based pilled
>>52791616
Fuck your vaporware GTFO

[Anonymous No.52791792]

>>52788342
is it even possible to be more based

[Anonymous No.52791808]

I had a gamer laptop with an rtx 2060/Ryzen 7 4800H on it. How much could i mine using minero gui?

[Anonymous No.52792607]

>>52791808
You've basically got a step above my DD laptop in terms of what your chips are capable of.

I could get this laptop to ~1500h/s before it started getting too warm. I HIGHLY recommend just getting desktop hardware, mining on laptops can have all kinds of detrimental effects. I would assume you could probably get 2-3kh/s with yours, far from worthwhile.

It WOULD be a good idea to download/compile xmrig on that laptop and learn how to use it properly before you set up desktop hardware, though.

Check last gen Ryzen CPUs, avoid intel, they're just not as good for mining.
my 5950x rigs running Linux pull 14kh/s each, maybe 30-40 cents a day per rig.

[Anonymous No.52794434]

so now the new trend is to make any computer to mine monero instead of running doom.
i love it.

[Anonymous No.52794546]

>>52788401
thats not what its for, dumbo

[Anonymous No.52794691]

>>52794434
I guess it's pretty limited because of the memory requirement tho. Like you could never do randomX on a gameboy. you need like 2 gigs minimum

[Anonymous No.52794703]

>>52794691
>>52794434
actually I just checked, there's also light mode that uses 256 MiB

[Anonymous No.52794716]

>>52788384
Kek'd

[Anonymous No.52794815]

>>52788401
Headphones and smartphone. I recommend listening to something worthwhile like this:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7PbFZVYwrL4

[Anonymous No.52795755]

>>52789620
I mined with 18kh/s for 1 month. I wouldn't even make enough to pay 2 days of electricity. also block reward is 0.6xmr. unless you do this on school/work computers there's no way to make a profit right now.

[Anonymous No.52796311]

>>52788342
There is quite literally no reason to be this autistic

[Anonymous No.52796369]

>>52795755
>I mined with 18kh/s for 1 month
Your toaster stayed on for a while.

[Anonymous No.52796429]

its basically over if you dont mine in china or have free electricity, you are just bleeding money
when it was at 1 XMR = ~280 USD I was barely breaking even

[Anonymous No.52796534]

Free electricity can be functionally had if you're using it to heat your house anyway. Same with your alternator generating 10x more electricity than needed, so you might as well put a Monero miner in your stereo.

[Anonymous No.52796571]

>>52796534
Meant for
>>52796429

[Anonymous No.52796932]

>>52796429

If the price drops more it will become centralized soon