It would never produce more bitcoin than it would cost to run. And, it has less computing power than a RasPi from what I can tell, which is also not viable as a miner. Sorry...
The day's of CPU mining really are behind us. Some will continue to do it.... but in most cases it does not bring a profit and does not even pay electricity. Low powered computers are great for controllers ... but miners themself not so much.
One I still want to test out as a controller for other lotto is RPI zero. I'm still holding out till I find it for the 5 dollars it should be, I refuse to pay extra. It is amazing how long it has kept selling for higher then what it's normal price should be. But I think a RPI zero could be interesting for running a compac or two.