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Title: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: TorPirate on March 06, 2012, 05:14:59 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's.
Thanks :) Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: the joint on March 06, 2012, 05:17:24 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) Honestly, a single 5870 would probably mine 5-10 times more BTC than all 25 of those computers combined. Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: bulanula on March 06, 2012, 05:17:35 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) Hope you get permanent exclusion. I bet the taxpayers that are paying your school's electricity are not going to be very happy ... Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: DeathAndTaxes on March 06, 2012, 05:22:48 PM HD 2400 can't run OpenCL.
Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: narayan on March 06, 2012, 08:27:49 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) The way I distribute it around my network is computers is bundle it with some software that runs on all the PC's (that I wrote), and start the process as hidden on a random timer Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: the joint on March 06, 2012, 08:29:03 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) The way I distribute it around my network is computers is bundle it with some software that runs on all the PC's (that I wrote), and start the process as hidden on a random timer No OpenCL, no mine. Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: narayan on March 06, 2012, 08:31:00 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) The way I distribute it around my network is computers is bundle it with some software that runs on all the PC's (that I wrote), and start the process as hidden on a random timer No OpenCL, no mine. I know that, as someone has already posted. But I was simply answering the second part of the first question on theoretically how it could be distributed Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: TorPirate on March 06, 2012, 09:30:35 PM I have 25 computers that i can use to mine coins, i think most of them are running ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro's. Do you think its worth it to mine using them, free electricity too. It's in my school, how could i set it up without disturbing the people using the computer's. Thanks :) The way I distribute it around my network is computers is bundle it with some software that runs on all the PC's (that I wrote), and start the process as hidden on a random timer No OpenCL, no mine. I know that, as someone has already posted. But I was simply answering the second part of the first question on theoretically how it could be distributed Is it still using the Gpu or just the Cpu? Thats sounds super cool, i could host the software on a cloud drive thats on the server and make it run on every computer on the network, Similar to how you did i guess. Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: kliffen on March 06, 2012, 10:36:10 PM CPU mine LTC with them. Doesn't pay off alot, but it's better than nothing. If your computers can provide 10 khash/s LTC mining each, thats about 120 LTC a day, or about 0.14 BTC.
If you're IT staff at your school, buy GPU miners and put them wherever your office is for free electricity! Title: Re: 25 Computers to use for mining Post by: casio on March 07, 2012, 01:11:46 PM its not free but whateva...
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