Have you ever used your PC to mine crypto?

What for?
I use my computer for work and entertainment.
There is no point in making him sweat over such stupidity.
In fact, I have several hashra's & a bitrack with 5 graphics cards for mining. The payback is weak, but the trick is that I got it all for nothing - so I'm happy.

29-03-2020, 12:49 AM

Xtigi Wrote: How much can a PC in this era mine per day or per year?
In the past, it wa very easy to mine Bitcoins using a normal processor on PC.

Not worth unless you've a specialized machines for it and you can afford the electricity bill for having the machine working almost everytime.

01-04-2020, 04:38 PM

Marione Wrote: Not worth unless you've a specialized machines for it and you can afford the electricity bill for having the machine working almost everytime.

True. I did some digging and realised the same. It really doesn't make sense to mine with a computer now.

What for?
I use my computer for work and entertainment.
There is no point in making him sweat over such stupidity.
In fact, I have several hashra's & a bitrack with 5 graphics cards for mining. The payback is weak, but the trick is that I got it all for nothing - so I'm happy.

I tried it once but it doesnt make much sense to do it with your own PC and if you still wanna be able to afford your electricity bill

I used to have an S9 antminer a few years back and made a bit of profit before the HUGE BTC crash.

After researching my graphics card (1080 zodiac) and the expected electricity costs, this would not be worth it for me. I would simply convert the steom cost into cryptocurrency.

I have never used for this goal.
You need to have specific graphics cards and a good salary :=)

yes I did, but the money you got out of that is not enough to pay electricity cost and everything on a Gaming PC is it not worth to start