Mining ethereum

>>3357685
it will probably be better to mine monero

No, not with integrated

>>3357685
Now buy 5 actual graphic cards and power supplies

Only if you give sauce

>>3357716
I dont have sauce, sorry.

>>3357700
Is monero worth it?

>>3357701
Why not? Consider I have free electricity, I can leave this running for a year nonstop.

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>>3358383
you won't have enough income to even cover a transaction fee
eth miners are mining with MILLIONS of CUDA cores
no way you can ever mine with integrated chips

>>3358419
Can you only mine with graphic cards? Isn't it possible to use CPU?

>>3358466
If you think masturbating is sex, you can mine with CPUs.

>>3358466
you get only 32 cores with the most expensive CPU in the world
a casual graphic card gives you 2K+ cores

>>3358466
You can but it's literally garbage.
I used a few of our Hypervisor host at work ~100 Cores.
I think it was like 20Cores same as a gtx970 or even more.

>>3358509
Right. So realistically if I bought 5 low to mid end graphic cards would this investment return in forseeable future?

>>3358548
No.
Buy BTC or Altcoins instead.

>>3358548
no if you look at the difficulty chart
100 GPUs is the minimum number that can generate some considerable income
and PoS is coming this year, that you probably won't break even before it's deployed

>>3358568
Ok, thanks.

>>3357700
Can I mine monero on cpu only?

>>3359238
Nvm I googled it. My laptop would be much more efficient than those 5 PCs combined.

are there any cryptos profitable for amateur miners?

>>3358419
Who's rig

Monero mining is extremely profitable if you have the hardware for it and electricity isn't too expensive. Paging bunkerbro, come in bunkerbro.

>>3357685
I've seen this photo a couple more times on /biz/, more photos of that semen demon is highly appreciated.

>mining in 2000+17
>not silent mining your schools computer and rendering labs all day since 2013
you missed it

>>3357685
No, I posted this a month ago with almost the same situation.. people said to sell the computers, its not worth mining on em.

>>3357685
more from this grill plese

OP, was looking to do the same. Seems pointless with Ethereum switching off proof-of-work and to proof-of-stake right now though

>>3358419

5 gpus per board, 3 boards per row, 15 gpus per row, 90 gpus per rack, 4x4x90 = 1,440 gpus / 3 = 480 boards, let's say 1000 watts per rig of 5 gpus, 480,000 total watts / 1000 = 480 kw hours every hour, 11,520 per day. even if you're only paying like 0.05$/kwh, that's $576/day in electricity.