indeed. some folks can't poke holes all the way back to their home PC

yo

I live in an arraignment where my electricity is basically free, is it worth to run a gpu miner in conjunction with a cpu miner for even a slight boost in hashrate considering i dont need to think about feasibility?

Even if you can get 500H/s on a gpu that would actually help. Who knows how much its gonna be worth one day, just like 2010 bitcoins

basically trying to milk the opportunity while i can

polanon14: Check this calculator: coinwarz.com/mining/monero/calculator

can anyone explain to me what this darkfi thing is in relation to monero?

emagex: I don't see much relation there, except that they claim that they will support Monero somehow in the future

The absence of any grandiose claim, and the absence of glossy marketing, almost looks like they are are seriously try to build something

But on the other hand, not much material is there to judge what they build, and how they build it, so ...

polanon14 not worth grinding that gpu for 500 H/s. Better off mining some other coin and then converting (or getting paid directly in xmr if you use MoneroOcean)

whats with all the fishmongering on IRC

its a time honored tradition

oldschool mIRC joke

anyone here using xmrig on a GPU? Does that make sense to do?

mrus, don't buy one specifically to do it... don't pay for electricity to do it.

nah, just wanted to try and see what hashrate I could get and was wondering if it would make sense to use xmrig with kawpow to try mine some SOL or something

mrus, Monero uses RandomX and it makes mining on GPUs a lot less efficient than mining some other coins on them.

yeah hence my question

just tested kawpow on unmineable, getting 23 MH/s.. quite okay, considering I'm not running any optimizations

mrus, but this is #monero... should probably keep that quiet so that you don't upset anybody

.usd

Mochi102: DURR.. 1 USD = 1 USD genious! [sic]