Is that Possible to mine crypto with ram

[HMCLXOX]

if possible could it be profitable? This would be an interesting topic especially in bitcoin forum
In my opion,I think its possible to mine with RAM(Random-access memory) like crypto,"Chia".Although there are no active compute devices on a DIMM.
I am confused and want to have more ideas from u guys.
(I mean is that possible to create a crypto currency like "Chia" and we dont need high disk volume but a high speed write time and read time for a high profit on that.Cause as I know RAM is possible to be a temporary disk( by using APP Ramdisk ) )
THX for the GOATs

[Charles-Tim]

RAM for Random Access Memory? Or what RAM are you referring to?

Random access memory is used for another thing and not a CPU, GPU or an ASIC. Only what that can be used to mine bitcoin is ASIC and not the old ones that are generating little hashrates.

[Yamane_Keto]

You cannot mine cryptocurrencies using RAM (Random-access memory) because you need some computing power, so cryptocurrencies are mined using the Central Processing Unit (CPU), Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), or ASICs.
the good ones crypto cannot be mined using only your home computer, but you need to make some improvements to the hardware, then you can mine Monero, Zcash, Grin and a few crypto and to mine Bitcoin you need ASICs.

[HMCLXOX]

How about ways like PoST but not POW

[FP91G]

RAM in Chia mining was used for hard drive plotting, but then more modern software appeared that made this operation more efficient using video cards.
You can come up with any algorithm, but then in RAM mining, server motherboards with a large amount of RAM will be popular.

[Yamane_Keto]

How about ways like PoST but not POW

Post-mining is not actually mining, but rather a balance that developers reserve before starting to launch the currency, and it happens mostly in hard forks. Instead of starting from scratch, the development team allocates a number of currencies to some addresses (mostly developer addresses) and then begins mining the currency using actual mining.
PoST is not available to everyone.

[JayDDee]

Just what are you trying to "prove" using RAM?

[FP91G]

Just what are you trying to "prove" using RAM?

Using RAM, you can prove the same thing that can be proven using mining on hard drives, only at a higher speed. If memory manufacturers want it, then the coin may appear, but most likely they are not even interested in this, because there is already a great demand for their products.