Bitcoin

[Riley Smuff]

Anyone Know any good bitcoin mining software

[Guest]

[Deltek]

No. Have you checked the bitcoin FAQ thread etc ?

 

I missed the bitcoin bandwagon, and believe you too have. Unless you have an ASIC

[Windows2000]

If you're trying to mine bitcoin on a home computer, forget about it.

Either make a machine dedicated to folding or gtfo. 

I tried mining with a home computer with a i7-3770K and a 7850 for about 12 hours, didn't mine shit.

[TheGeeker]

Could be for the fun of the hobby of mining guys! 

[Grrizz]

IIRC the two main ones were GUIMiner and CUDAMiner but don't waste your time unless you have an ASIC these days.

 

Could be for the fun of the hobby of mining guys!

Double clicking mining.exe once isn't much of a hobby

[TheGeeker]

IIRC the two main ones were GUIMiner and CUDAMiner but don't waste your time unless you have an ASIC these days. Double clicking mining.exe once isn't much of a hobby

The thrill of knowing you piece of hardware is combined with others around the world solving a problem for a small bit of money that you can say I earned by mining! Yea it's not even a penny but it's something! It's the mentality of it that counts!

[Grrizz]

The thrill of knowing you piece of hardware is combined with others around the world solving a problem for a small bit of money that you can say I earned by mining! Yea it's not even a penny but it's something! It's the mentality of it that counts!

*taking a net loss while doing so... you need to factor in equipment and power costs, power alone will net you a loss.

If you weren't doing it late 2013/early 2014 then you missed the train if you intend on using computer hardware (even then there was no point in mining Bitcoin, it was all about the altcoins).

If you want to feel good about contributing to something greater, as @Windows2000 said, start folding.

[Guest]

Do not mine Bitcoin, that ship sailed long ago.