Is it possible mining coin by laptop

[bolovely99]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

[Thanasis]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

if you mine through your laptop your electricity bill exceeds than your earnings because nowadays Bitcoin blocks are now so complicated that a 100Gh/s ASIC will produce about 0.0426 BTC per day, so taking that into account a laptop would hardly be able to keep up.
And if you still continue to do with your laptop it will damage your laptop due to excess of heating.

[jonnytracker]

try minergate they have auto algo selection to choose best option for you. I dont like Nicehash ever since the virus issues last time....

aikapool is user friendly for beginners

[bolovely99]

try minergate they have auto algo selection to choose best option for you. I dont like Nicehash ever since the virus issues last time....

aikapool is user friendly for beginners

Thank you for your ideas.

[Bitfort]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

You can but I highly advise you to not do that. You will earn nothing and there is a chance your laptop will overheat (not mentioning you will wear out the CPU).

[mocacinno]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

if you mine through your laptop your electricity bill exceeds than your earnings because nowadays Bitcoin blocks are now so complicated that a 100Gh/s ASIC will produce about 0.0426 BTC per day, so taking that into account a laptop would hardly be able to keep up.
And if you still continue to do with your laptop it will damage your laptop due to excess of heating.

We are in the bitcoin mining subforum!
100Gh/s =~ 0.00002237BTC/day, certainly not 0.0426BTC/day.

@OP: please don't mine bitcoin with a laptop.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Non-specialized_hardware_comparison

Best case scenario, you'll get 66.6 Mh/s out of your i7. The predicted income at current diff, block reward and btc price is 0.00000572BTC/year, (that's $0.03 for a full year of mining). After you pay the electric bill, you'll defenatly be mining at a loss.

[NeuroticFish]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

Mining means running that job 24/7. Laptops are not really made for such use (be careful with overheating, especially if someday you'll want to try GPU mining)
There are very few coins that give anything when you mine with CPU and 99.99% of the cases the money paid on electricity is more than what the coins worth.
Keep in mind that unless the miner is carefully set, you may not be able to use your laptop for anything else (and if you set it for "anything else" the mining performance is lower).

As others said, computers and laptops are for altcoin mining. If the pool you use converts it into Bitcoin for you, fine, but make sure you mine altcoins, if you really want to do this. And for more ideas in this direction, I advise the "Mining (Altcoins)" subforum.

[bolovely99]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

if you mine through your laptop your electricity bill exceeds than your earnings because nowadays Bitcoin blocks are now so complicated that a 100Gh/s ASIC will produce about 0.0426 BTC per day, so taking that into account a laptop would hardly be able to keep up.
And if you still continue to do with your laptop it will damage your laptop due to excess of heating.

Thank you for your information, i got it. I am searching how to get btc

[bolovely99]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which Core i7 7th Gen and 8 Gh Ram.
Can i mine any coin with that laptop.
Thanks so much for your advise .

Cheers !

if you mine through your laptop your electricity bill exceeds than your earnings because nowadays Bitcoin blocks are now so complicated that a 100Gh/s ASIC will produce about 0.0426 BTC per day, so taking that into account a laptop would hardly be able to keep up.
And if you still continue to do with your laptop it will damage your laptop due to excess of heating.

We are in the bitcoin mining subforum!
100Gh/s =~ 0.00002237BTC/day, certainly not 0.0426BTC/day.

@OP: please don't mine bitcoin with a laptop.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Non-specialized_hardware_comparison



Best case scenario, you'll get 66.6 Mh/s out of your i7. The predicted income at current diff, block reward and btc price is 0.00000572BTC/year, (that's $0.03 for a full year of mining). After you pay the electric bill, you'll defenatly be mining at a loss.

So sad to know that. Thank you man. I think i will save money to buy hardware to mine like ASIC ...

[halisakal]

Hello! how profitable mining at home?

[monir34]

I am not support mining with laptop. Even I have a power full laptop, I can't doing mining. If you do mining with your laptop then your laptop will damage soon. For mining I will suggest to use strong desktop and hardware. Also need to think electricity cost in your country befor start mining.

[nydiacaskey01]

Its actually not a good idea since Laptops are not designed for heavy use like mining even if the Laptop is top of the line or for heavy gaming. You will the laptop to its limits and it will lower down the service life of your laptop. Why not invest in GPUs, it might cost you more than the price of your laptop but it will generate more income for you but please also consider your operating expenses like electricity and manpower.

[romecheo]

Mining with your laptop are not advisable and not profitable at all, even you double the specs of your laptop. And you really persistence on mining with your laptop, yes you can mine altcoins.

For just demonstration, you may try minergate. however, it won't recommended for real mining.

[Xenrise]

I know that there is a high possibility in mining  bitcoin with the use of laptops. But are you sure that you wanted to risk your laptop for mining? So if not, just get what it needs to mine btc without the use of your laptop.

[cryptounicorn]

I know that there is a high possibility in mining  bitcoin with the use of laptops. But are you sure that you wanted to risk your laptop for mining? So if not, just get what it needs to mine btc without the use of your laptop.

why do u think it's dangerous to use my laptop for mining??

[mocacinno]

I know that there is a high possibility in mining  bitcoin with the use of laptops. But are you sure that you wanted to risk your laptop for mining? So if not, just get what it needs to mine btc without the use of your laptop.

why do u think it's dangerous to use my laptop for mining??

I don't know what this user means exactly, but anyway you put it: the risks outweigh the benefits.
Mining BTC with your laptop will make you less than $0.03 (in BTC) a year without incorporating the power and hardware costs (if you pay for power or hardware, you'll mine at a net loss). Altough the risks aren't that big, they still outweigh the potential income of 3 cents/years (with free power and free hardware)

[ngefek berat]

it could be but there should be additional tools to be able to expedite the process of working such as cpu.the most in priority to do mining is there is network support and there is capital first.

[mocacinno]

it could be but there should be additional tools to be able to expedite the process of working such as cpu.the most in priority to do mining is there is network support and there is capital first.

Sorry, what?
I have no idear what you're trying to say...

expedise which process? mining? A common CPU has little or nothing to do with bitcoin mining nowadays. A profitable miner HAS to use an ASIC (a very recent one for that matter). The only cpu that is involved in mining is the cpu of the controller.

the most important factor in being a profitable miner is not network support, it's the power rate. If you pay more than 10 cent/Kwu, you don't even have to think about anything else. It'll be close to impossible to mine profitably. Altough the controller has to fetch the block header, the amount of network traffic for a mining operation is minimal. Sure, you need a network connection, sure a low latency, fast connection might give you fewer stale shares, but it's certainly not the most important factor.

[bolovely99]

Hello! how profitable mining at home?

I haven't do it.

[Bitfort]

Hello! how profitable mining at home?

I haven't do it.

Depends on your el. price. More than 0.15 USD per kWh = barely profitable. If more than 0.2 USD per kWh = not profitable at all.