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Can I mine with these cards ??

Guys I'm curious, Am I able to mine with these cards, lying under my bed ??? 

Help me out !!

1. GeForce 6600

2. GFX 5500

3. Geforce MX

4. GV 96s

5. Unknown

 

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Technically yes should you nooooooooo. Gpu mining has not been profitable even on the most efficient best cards out there for a good while. These cards are beyond not efficient for mining all you'd do is lose money.

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No.

 

Unless your electricity is free, mining with - decent -  cards is barely profitable, IF it's profitable at all. 

 

Also, for most relevant coins, you need video cards with at least 4 GB of memory onboard, AND which support OpenCL or Cuda, and are reasonably powerful.

 

These days, the lowest worth using would probably be RX460 / RX560  or GT 1050  (and similar in levels of performance)

 

 

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Mining with GPUs is dead.

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Nope, but you can fold with them.

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are those agp connectors? those cards are useless

if it was useful give it a like :) btw if your into linux pay a visit here

 

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They're useful pretty much only if you need/want to make a vintage pc, and play some games on hardware of that time. 

Though it would have to be pretty far back, I'm thinking Socket 478, Socket A , Socket 754, 939 (these already had pci-e but some companies made hybrid agp/pci-e)... 

 

It's a small period, a few years and then you're getting into pci-e slots..

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On 10/30/2020 at 2:07 PM, kelvinhall05 said:

Nope, but you can fold with them.

also not very likely sadly. GPU's this old/obsolete usually get removed from the F@H whitelist.

so you could put it in a system and install F@H, but the servers won't assign any WU's to them.

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