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Title: Newbie need support: Configuring the computer mining altcoin Post by: galaxyxxz on December 13, 2017, 02:50:27 PM Hello! Currently I have a computer with the following configuration: SSD 120GB, i3 4150, main B85, Ram 8GB, GTX 750 OC card. I do not know with computer configuration so it would be suitable to dig any coin, and what to prepare ??? ??? ??? ? Thanks if you know and respond ;D ;D Title: Re: Newbie need support: Configuring the computer mining altcoin Post by: galaxyxxz on December 13, 2017, 03:45:33 PM up
Title: Re: Newbie need support: Configuring the computer mining altcoin Post by: leonix007 on December 13, 2017, 03:46:59 PM Hello! Currently I have a computer with the following configuration: SSD 120GB, i3 4150, main B85, Ram 8GB, GTX 750 OC card. I do not know with computer configuration so it would be suitable to dig any coin, and what to prepare ??? ??? ??? ? Thanks if you know and respond ;D ;D Try to use Claymore and mine XMR, I don't have gtx750 personally but you cant mine those cards on profit due to DAG issues on Eth. Download and read instructions here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=638915.0 Title: Re: Newbie need support: Configuring the computer mining altcoin Post by: galaxyxxz on December 13, 2017, 03:55:31 PM Hello! Currently I have a computer with the following configuration: SSD 120GB, i3 4150, main B85, Ram 8GB, GTX 750 OC card. I do not know with computer configuration so it would be suitable to dig any coin, and what to prepare ??? ??? ??? ? Thanks if you know and respond ;D ;D Try to use Claymore and mine XMR, I don't have gtx750 personally but you cant mine those cards on profit due to DAG issues on Eth. Download and read instructions here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=638915.0 Thank you very much, I will seriously study on this issue Title: Re: Newbie need support: Configuring the computer mining altcoin Post by: DevelopmentBank on December 13, 2017, 04:06:35 PM Hello and welcome to the bitcoin forum!
Although technically you are not "digging" anything (more of "verifying" transactions), you should be able to mine monero with your CPU and graphics card. However, if you really want to get into mining I would recommend getting a better graphics card because you may end up paying more electricity costs than the actual amount you will be able to mine. I suggest you search google for guides on how to start mining. No need for someone to answer you step by step here when there are millions of newbie guides already available online. |