Embedded miner as efficient as xmrig?

Nm saw the release notes.

it's good enough to integrate into the GUI

if someone needs the extra efficiency they can setup xmrig :D

I just checked my test wallet and I just hit 0.6 XMR mined with p2pool since it's inception on less than 4 kh/sec. Wild. That's like two laptops and my son's gaming computer when it's idle. Monero really is for the masses eh?

(Also XvB's raffle is a big part of it.)

Ain't bad, congrats :)

My accountant is going to throw a tax law book at me when I fill out my 8949 next year and it's 20 pages.

not bad at all :P I just passed 0.8XMR with a dedicated rig and some VPS and android tv boxes ~ 9kh/s

my new rig arrives urm in like an hour :P

5700G ... might put out a bit more hashrate than my 3600

Android TV boxes? How much RAM... My Pixel 2 XL kills the xmrig process in like 45 seconds because it's only got 2GB.

I could get 900h/s on my Pixel 6 Pro, but it's my daily driver and alarms are wonky if it has high CPU usage when they're supposed to go off.

cheapest one from amazon :P 4gb memory

maxes at 100h/s :P

3600 = 32MB L3 cache= all 12 threads

5700G = 16MB L3 cache = 8 of it's 16 threads

wasn't expecting anything amazing, but heck it was spare for a play about

bugger, yup less L3 than I hoped, but needed the G as I'm not paying GPU prices ;)

I see how my day is going to be. My first ticket just says "emals" [sic] in the issue description. Maybe one of these days I can buy enough mining equipment to quit my day job.

+44 country code so it's one of your compatriots.

lol, don't blame your (what seems to be a bad day) day on us :P

keep in mind for some reason the bulk of the country voted in some clown to run the nation - I don't even like my country :P

new build just arrived

Last week I had to explain to somebody that it's probably not a good idea to try to mine Ethereum on one of our Windows 365 Cloud PCs. Even though it's technically not against the terms of service.

it may slow down the service for everyone

and therefore probably not a good idea. however its not against the ToS?

Well I'm 99% sure that our back end folks would notice the CPU usage.

think you want to get that re-written :P

You're telling me. I'm the bottom of the totem pole here.

It probably falls under the term " Not intended for server like usage".

Thankfully the caller opted out of call recording, so I explained to him what CPU mining was and told them to go look up Monero. Small business crypto bro said he was going to put xmrig it on all of the machines in his office. Lol. Imagine your Microsoft Support person telling you to go mine Monero.

also less chance of getting scammed out of Monero than you are ETH :P

There's absolutely no way you would mind any amount of eth on one of our cloud PCs.

*mine

These things can barely run Excel.

sounds like the NHS equipment we have :D

which again is Azure backed shit

Better than our hospitals, I saw a critical application at a hospital running on a console connected to an old Solaris server.

They told me that that's how they manage their inventory. Like what?

umm, our business's print server was a Windows 98 machine buried in the comms room under a nest of cables for the first 3 years I worked here until the 'fire'

Last year I helped my church with a networking issue and traced a cable to an old machine literally in the wall that had their network share on it. Windows XP. We had to break drywall to get to it.

the whole 'it aint broke dont fix it' thing can only last so long :P