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July 16, 2014, 04:09:31 AM
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i'm buying this computer next week  Grin

LENOVO Z510:
          * i7
          * 8Go
          * Nvidia GeForce GT 740M  2 Go like a GPU.

i"d like to know how mush its mining speed in MHash/s gonna be!

i'm afraid i won't be able to mine with it  Cry Undecided Undecided
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July 16, 2014, 04:14:12 AM
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You don't mine Bitcoin with CPU and GPU anymore. You can if you really want to, but you prolly won't even earn 1 satoshi from 24 hours of continuous mining. Bitcoin hashpower is now measured in Ghs, not Mhs. Mine with an ASIC or not at all.
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July 16, 2014, 07:35:08 AM
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i don't get it!
then what should i do to mine??  Huh
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July 16, 2014, 07:37:09 AM
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i don't get it!
then what should i do to mine??  Huh


You should purchase an ASIC
Application Specific Integrated Circuit these are specialized software that mine Bitcoins efficiently
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmOzih6I1zs

If your interested in GPU mining then there is altcoins.

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July 16, 2014, 08:11:28 AM
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i'm buying this computer next week  Grin

LENOVO Z510:
          * i7
          * 8Go
          * Nvidia GeForce GT 740M  2 Go like a GPU.

i"d like to know how mush its mining speed in MHash/s gonna be!

i'm afraid i won't be able to mine with it  Cry Undecided Undecided

It looks like a good computer sadly most recommend not to mine with laptop's it just is not worth it.

Look int asic equipment as mentioned.  Depending on budget really picks where is best for you to start.
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July 16, 2014, 08:38:39 AM
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allright
i understand that mining with GPU and CPU leads no where..
but mining with an ASIC does.
so from where ro buy it and how much does it costs?
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July 16, 2014, 08:54:01 AM
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This thread is now in the hardware section.  You will find plenty of vendors - some better than others.  The best for entry level mining (less than $10k spent) is probably an Antminer S3.  They sold out 3 batches.  Wait for them to start selling Batch 4.  You need to buy 2 of them at once.  If you can't afford that I would suggest not mining and to buy the coin directly - you'll probably end up better off.
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July 16, 2014, 08:55:12 AM
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i don't get it!
then what should i do to mine??  Huh


Seriously?! You posted a question in the Hardware forum and you didn't bother to look at one other thread? This forum is absolutely FILLED with topics pertaining to ASIC miners and not one other recent thread is devoted to GPU or CPU mining.
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July 16, 2014, 09:07:18 AM
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This thread is now in the hardware section.  You will find plenty of vendors - some better than others.  The best for entry level mining (less than $10k spent) is probably an Antminer S3.  They sold out 3 batches.  Wait for them to start selling Batch 4.  You need to buy 2 of them at once.  If you can't afford that I would suggest not mining and to buy the coin directly - you'll probably end up better off.

i absolutely can't afford it ! Undecided
dammit i thought it might would be a free way to earn, get, build and make BITCOINS   Undecided
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July 16, 2014, 09:08:32 AM
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This thread is now in the hardware section.  You will find plenty of vendors - some better than others.  The best for entry level mining (less than $10k spent) is probably an Antminer S3.  They sold out 3 batches.  Wait for them to start selling Batch 4.  You need to buy 2 of them at once.  If you can't afford that I would suggest not mining and to buy the coin directly - you'll probably end up better off.

i absolutely can't afford it ! Undecided
dammit i thought it might would be a free way to earn, get, build and make BITCOINS  Undecided

Sorry to say but these days are over...
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July 16, 2014, 10:44:02 AM
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This thread is now in the hardware section.  You will find plenty of vendors - some better than others.  The best for entry level mining (less than $10k spent) is probably an Antminer S3.  They sold out 3 batches.  Wait for them to start selling Batch 4.  You need to buy 2 of them at once.  If you can't afford that I would suggest not mining and to buy the coin directly - you'll probably end up better off.

i absolutely can't afford it ! Undecided
dammit i thought it might would be a free way to earn, get, build and make BITCOINS  Undecided

Sorry to say but these days are over...

NO chance!  Huh
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July 16, 2014, 12:29:21 PM
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LOL...

Even if OP was here back in 2009 he wouldnt go for it, a p2p money... generated by stressing your computer ? SCAM...not a chance...must be a hacker scheme to allow using my computer for ddos purposes.

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July 16, 2014, 12:33:41 PM
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you can mine some cpu / gpu altcoins, but the income will be pretty miniscule, probably less than the power costs.

laptop GPUs suck for mining, they are confined in a small space so they are restricted by how hot they will get compared to a PCI GPU

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July 16, 2014, 01:03:15 PM
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Is it capable of mining?  Yes.  Will it earn you anything?  No.

I'm really beginning to love these kinds of questions... they're all variants of, "Hey, I want to get rich, but I'm not willing to invest any of my own time or money and I'm not willing to learn anything about it.  Is this Bitcoin thing the answer to my prayers?"

Jonny's Pool - Mine with us and help us grow!  Support a pool that supports Bitcoin, not a hardware manufacturer's pockets!  No SPV cheats.  No empty blocks.
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July 16, 2014, 04:53:41 PM
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According to
http://whatmine.com/?search=1&hashRates%5B12%5D=40&hashRates%5B13%5D=0&hashRates%5B14%5D=640&hashRates%5B17%5D=0.25&algoAdapter=on&hashRates%5B1%5D=0&hashRates%5B2%5D=160&hashRates%5B3%5D=92.8&hashRates%5B4%5D=80&hashRates%5B6%5D=0.75&hashRates%5B15%5D=1.05&hashRates%5B18%5D=200&hashRates%5B19%5D=0.5&hashRates%5B20%5D=0.75&hashRates%5B21%5D=2.5&power_consumption=40&power_cost=0.1&oreDiff=21600&volumeType=exchange&volumeMin_BTC=-1&orderBy=0&exchangers%5B%5D=14&exchangers%5B%5D=12&exchangers%5B%5D=4&exchangers%5B%5D=2&exchangers%5B%5D=1&exchangers%5B%5D=9&exchangers%5B%5D=8&exchangers%5B%5D=10
Your future notebook is capable of making today 0.38$ daily GPU mining X15 SPAT plus 0.4$ daily CPU merged mining QCN and FCN on Minergate.

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July 16, 2014, 04:56:51 PM
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- electricity costs and wear and tear on your laptop. Laptops aren't built to dissipate the heat properly running 24\7 at max load.
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July 16, 2014, 04:58:17 PM
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Those days are long gone. This is what a bitcoin mine looks like now:



Your going to need tens of thousands of dollars minimum to really be a player.

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July 16, 2014, 05:46:06 PM
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stop giving the kid hopes to mine with that laptop, he wont make anything with it.
dont buy it kid unless u need it for other meanings.
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July 16, 2014, 08:16:30 PM
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Is that .40$ or .04$ ? Also if he gets free power and uses the laptop for school (turns miner off for homework and classes(assuming 4 hours on average)  you would be making .65$ cents a day, this would be about 2 litecoins a month which could eventually go up in price but your Laptop would be dead in a year. So its a pretty HUGE negative ROI even given free power.

If you're turning a miner on and off thermal expansion and contraction will kill the board.  This happened with some of my 6950s that had flaky internet access.  I had to have them reflowed - good luck doing that on a laptop.  Laptops just aren't meant to mine.
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July 16, 2014, 11:01:07 PM
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There are certain vendors you should avoid at all cost.
There's also at least one thread dedicated to which vendors should be avoided according to members of this forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=323857.0

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