that's the way to go. maxing out threads is pointless since there's not enough on-chip cache anyway

if you have an rpi3 or rpi4 please add your /proc/cpuinfo to this ticket monero-project/monero #7979#issuecomment-937663280

hmm, Wonder how easily I can get my hands on a cheap Ryzen embedded machine. The V2516 should get a decent hashrate, if I could source the kit for under $200

8mb of L3 cache, 6 cores

the only bad thing there is the RAM is only 2666MHz

this has faster RAM but apparently only 32GB indiegogo.com/projects/morefine-s50…owerful-amd-ryzen-9-5900hx-mini-pc#

oh, n/m it supports up to 64GB too

small, but both pricey

for the feature list, looks like good value

absolutely, as a home entertainment setup would be ideal. But for wanting to stack a bunch of them together cheaply to act as my office heating and mining setup, pricey :)

ahhh

if I can manage around 2KH/s per $125 then I'd start buying new rigs to stack each month

70 miners were paid at once in this block found by p2pool, it's growing! p2pool.observer/s/MAuWpG

pauliouk how did you keep Android from immediately killing xmrig on your S20? On my Pixel 2 XL (4GB memory) it's killed about 1minute in when running in Termux.

hmm, just left termux open and it seemed ok

wonder if you've got something on the Pixel2 that's killing off resource hungry processes, or something thats looking for xmrig

IDK. Other resource intensive things (like compilation) don't get killed.

yeah just leaving termux running in foreground usually works for me

there are some hungry background apps that may trigger an oom kill sometimes. I would uninstall them but I don't know which

Oh hyc I was asking you a couple of weeks ago about Termux and said that the repos weren't working... I found out why. The Google Play version is no longer supported. Need to install from F-droid or APK.

yeah google is going the apple route and banning apps that can launch other programs

not great.

I downloaded the apk so never noticed

I got it to run for longer than 60 seconds and I'm really surprised the Snapdragon 835 in the Pixel 2XL gets like 250 h/s... I've got 3-4 of these things laying around the house as "backup phones" (burner phones when traveling or when kids break a screen).

told ya. cheap smartphones on randomx will rule the world

Too bad someone can't package p2pool and xmrig in a nice APK for third world countries.

wouldn't be hard. commission an android app guy to slap it together.

be harder to get it onto the Play Store heh

fdroid or sideload will be good enough

hmm, reckon you could get xmrig running on those Snapdragon development boards to the same standard as a mobile?

same standard? why not?\

but those dev boards aren't exactly slick. bare boards, exposed components and connections

3d print an enclosure with some fans

they tend to be more expensive and less polished than finished products

it's always assumed if you're buying a dev board you work at a company with deep $pocket$

fair point

<QuickBASIC> "Too bad someone can't package..." <- github.com/garrylachman/react-native-xmrig