How long would it take 600 NVIDIA K10's & 300 Xeon E5-2660's

You'll end up in jail.

>>1831456
This but also they would figure out the value of the supercomputer resources you used and make you pay for it, and probably also either confiscate your eth or make you pay them the value of the eth if you couldn't/won't hand it over

>>1831456
Doubt it, the worst they'd do is expel him.

You could make a research assignment re the inefficiency of crypto mining, then just keep whatever crypto you mine.

the protocols are usually blocked on such networks and you would likely be in breach of the campus rules.

because when mining started everyone had the same idea and ran up massive bills.

>>1831464
Do you think shit just works this way at Unis? Any information or products created through research projects are university property.

>>1831453
A guy got expelled from his uni because he did this with DOGE and they caught him. You could probably google the story

>>1832927
wew lad hope that 30 cents of redditbux he earned was worth it

>>1831453
>someone that works or studies in that university is reading >>biz
>he recognizes the post because of the numbers of GPU the OP wrote are the same the computing cluster the university has
>calls police
>police waits for OP in the supercomputer
>OP arrested
Nice work

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>>1832927
>A guy got expelled from his uni because he did this with DOGE and they caught him.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/harvard-student-uses-14000-core-supercomputer-mine-dogecoin/

>>1832912
This this this

Fuck universities, most run off a rule system that's almost like facebooks TOS in the sense that they own pretty much anything you do using their resources unless they say otherwise.

It makes sense if you think about it but it still sucks.

>>1832943
literally fucking everything is blocked at most campuses and the large number of users would mean any disruption to the network would be reported very quickly

But by all means try it out and dont forget to post a pic of your dumb ass getting busted. what would a it tech on campus know about it

The question isn't how or why single people aren't mining them

The question is why the fuck aren't the Universities themselves mining them for profit?

>>1833092
>Of course, you might be wondering exactly how profitable this was. As it turns out, the Odyssey can only mine at a maximum of ~20MH/s, since any mining operations would be using the CPUs. This is still a lot, but it’s not at all insanely fast. In fact, just 13 AMD 7990 GPUs can get similar results.

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>>1833077
Relax, I was just memeing. Amazed by how many rational responses I got, good on ya /biz/. Regardless, I'm still curious as to how much it could hypothetically mine, of course I'd never actually do it.

>>1831453
Steal the computer