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Question: What do you use for mining?
windows box that I also use for work/play - 20 (42.6%)
dedicated windows box - 2 (4.3%)
many windows boxes - 3 (6.4%)
linux box that I also use for work/play - 5 (10.6%)
dedicated linux box - 3 (6.4%)
many linux boxes - 8 (17%)
many windows & linux boxes - 4 (8.5%)
other - 2 (4.3%)
Total Voters: 46

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February 27, 2011, 08:32:37 PM
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So, how do you mine?

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February 27, 2011, 08:39:30 PM
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I've got my 6-year old Windows desktop sitting here that I rarely use for anything anymore, so it mostly just acts as a print server, file storage, Zumocast server, and now a Bitcoin miner with low priority.  As it's ancient, I only get 700 khash/s, but I'm not paying for the electricity so it's essentially free money.

I've also got my laptop here that I use for work/play, and I'll switch on a GPU or CPU miner if I'm not doing anything with it at the moment, but only one thread so I don't prematurely cook the CPU to death.  In all honesty with the latest difficulty change, I'm probably going to stop mining on the laptop entirely once I get my next payout. 
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February 27, 2011, 09:16:13 PM
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I mine on the Linux box that I use for everything else too.

I bought a 5870 for it (322 MHash/sec) which purrs away quietly and is trouble-free, except for the need to reinstall the ATI driver every time I update the Linux kernel.

I also tried mining on my N900 phone just for the fun of it (130 kHash/sec) but of course I never won a block.
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February 27, 2011, 09:23:32 PM
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I mine on the Linux box that I use for everything else too.

I bought a 5870 for it (322 MHash/sec) which purrs away quietly and is trouble-free, except for the need to reinstall the ATI driver every time I update the Linux kernel.

I also tried mining on my N900 phone just for the fun of it (130 kHash/sec) but of course I never won a block.

Your phone is 1/2 the hash rate of one computer I routinely use. That's both amazing (for you) and sad (for me).

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February 27, 2011, 09:32:08 PM
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Your phone is 1/2 the hash rate of one computer I routinely use. That's both amazing (for you) and sad (for me).

At the current difficulty, my phone should generate one block every 58 years. That's amazing, but not amazing enough!
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