It defaults back to 1

still defaults to 1% lol, only way to disable it is via source code

He means to support the network hashrate

@@steph4356 actually you feedback this to yourself, so you are not actually disabling it, at least my approach

The community is at Wownero.. Where there was never a mention of ASICs. (looking at you AEON)

You have to turn off antivirus to mine right?

@@supercarking5782 Don't turn off anti-virus, that's a bad idea. Just put the folder/app in the exceptions list of the anti-virus and it won't scan it. Of course, always download the program from the official place and if possible check that the signatures match so it's not tampered with.

@@bgtubber how do you check if the signatures match?

​@@user-jd3gf5xw1x need do a checksum , there are videos on how to do it.

@@supercarking5782 Pro tip: don't use windows. You'll get more monero on linux because windows bloat isn't using the resources

Then it's pointless. Only privileged blackhat wannabes from 1st world countries will do that as a quirky hobby to brag about on discord servers

lmao

he even said that you should use p2pool if you wanna get moneros, which pool did you use because for presentation purposes he choose another one.

may be your coins went to paying electricity bill of cpu xD

Lol when I had 4 GPUs mining eth before the merge I'd get FA for that period of time. You need a lot of horsepower to see an appreciable amount in a small time frame.

same

I had no idea what I was doing until the expert Mrs Angela Freeman tutored me.

@@HecticDezire oh yeah Angela Freeman aka miss 'take-your-money-and-run'. She's hot

Wait a minute..where'd my wise ass comment go? I couldn't possibly have worded it any more obviously to look like a bot wanna-be. I doubt I even had the right # of digits for my WA # since all I did was hit a buncha #'s..

Soon soon Don't worry They're coming 😅

This vid has me thinking of doing the same w a couple of old LT's. Is it worth it in terms of elec consumption?

@@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit for most people, no

@@Kwiwikwem Thank you

I mean, they can definitely still track it 😂

@@YerBrwnDogAteMyRabit for me personally its not really worth even noting. I already leave my PC and other things on most the time. so its maybe an extra 10-15 bucks a month. These lappys arent like super high end pulling tons from the wall though. Theres a lot of variables.

I agree with most, but: if you need to heat your home, "overclocking is a waste of energy" is irrelevant. Your CPU is a heater. Overclocking increases the wattage of that heater. If it doesn't heat your home, your regular non-XMR-generating heater will do it.

wow, could you make a video explaining what you just said ?

@@johnmilner6375 Can't be bothered. Though I've got this little note I made when I fixed the Windows memory shenanigans: Disable-MMAgent -mc taskschd.msc: Task Cheduler library / Microsoft / Windows / MemoryDiagnostic / RunFullMemoryDiagnostic -> disabled It was a long time ago so I don't remember the details. However this made a disproportionately large difference considering how obscure this crap is. Proper memory tuning is VERY time consuming and the gains, although significant, are still modest compared to the effort. Don't bother with it unless your idea of a good time involves spending a week+ deciphering cryptic bios variable names, researching how they are connected, and endlessly comparing benchmark values to see if the latest tweak made things better or worse. Everything else is really well documented already and should be trivial to figure out with a few web searches. Well, trivial if you're tech savvy enough to be interested in monero mining. Again, there's very little money in it. The only reason to do it is to support the project.

Runs Windows Server 2012 R2

but i want the money

​@@masonhidari and to send the message

can i buy food with message?

"It's about cooking your CPU and locking it up so you can't play vidya"

the xmr wont show on my wallet. i mined overnight and its still 0. i dont know what to do

wtf, that's stupid

So how can it be disabled?

@@abel6416 by editing the source code

@@meleody is there a video or website tutorial on how to do that?

@montboze of less than $0.001 per share. Insufferable greed.

Is it profitable for you, given the energy consumption?

I can tell you right now that if you want the absolute best hash rate out of your CPU, you definitely will have to manually adjust the settings. On almost every CPU I've tried, I get a higher hash rate by setting core affinity to one thread per physical CPU core (in other words, no Hyperthreading). In order to do this, you have to set both the number of threads and the CPU core affinity (google "cpu affinity mask calculator"). By default, XMRig will just try to run as many threads as the CPU allows, and I've even seen it using 13 threads on a 12-core CPU. For maximum hash rate OR maximum efficiency, even more testing would be required to actually dial in the voltage and other settings of the CPU. You definitely don't want to run a Zen 4 CPU, for instance, at stock settings if you're trying to get maximum efficiency out of it.

@@ApofKol he might be able to cover the transaction fees required to convert his earnings into a shitty monkey jpg at some future date

@@rars0n Damn, an actually informative and useful KZfaq comment. Take my updoot, sir.

how much cache i wanna do it on a ryzen 1200

Bro, same x)

Yeah, truly an amazing video tutorial

that cryptussy got me acting unwise

touch a rock and get a job

💀

This is the worst thing i have ever read

@@BrandonCurington1 I felt the same way until I saw your username.

i use moneroocean's miner for its auto algo switching. is it worth dropping that for p2pool?

@@hiddendrifts It's JUST xmrig but preconfigured

Hi man i want to start mining can i hit you up for details? Care to leave your email or tele?

@@psyacid if you just want to "start" mining, you can literally just follow the instructions in the vid

Nah i use minernode, i also don't have storage for the entire of the blockchain🥲

It won't be profitable until the central banks lose control of pricing in fiat, in general, of crypto. Right now they have 28000 methods they are using to suppress prices. That will end at some point.

But monerochan

@@BotMert You have a good point. I have to agree. But I'm not totally convinced yet.

Problem is unless you're in an apartment with all utilities paid, it's just not going to be profitable. Electric bills and depreciation of hardware is going to screw you, which means at this point, the only ways to truly profit off of it is through botnets or running a miner off a web page that gets enough hits.

@@mgh7634 unless you hodl, and the price goes up. It's become a long term game now.

Hey if you're serious... where is the cheapest non KYC exchange that allows conversion of XMR to BTC?

@@teru797 I like ice cream (wtf are you talking about).

@@serch_1x damned.

What does that expression mean about "keeping warm on winter nights "?

​@@jakethesnake4971It literally means keeping warm on winter nights.

we are all on a list anyway

I hate the glowies

Do everything on Chinese or Russian platforms the enemy of your enemy is temporarily your friend

Maybe, what if you claim you were hacked ?

@@sairamnandikanti3441 Well u would need to prove it, saying someone else did it with no proof if worthless

American "self defense" tools

@SfSkSaSbS3 that's oddly specific.

cookies

@@tdgchan yes , definitely that

​@@masonhidari I always buy my cookies from strangers on the dark web with my monero

What's weird is OP's claim that halving will eventually make 0. No? It won't. You can take half infinitely and still never get to the end.

the xmr wont show on my wallet. i mined overnight and its still 0. im new to this. i just want to try it out and see how its like. please help! i dont know what i did wrong. did i get the instructions wrong..

what privacy implications does AI have?

@@marcogenovesi8570 Ai can fingerprint you better than conventional methods

Quantum is probably more of a concern. IMO anyway.

​@@marcogenovesi8570 off the top of my head I can see it being able to deananomize people through language analysis and activity time but to be honest there are easier ways to do that so I'm curious as well.

@@IridescentKySoul yeah but the privacy implications in that case are about fingerprinting and not about AI. If AI just means "better X" the privacy implications are still the same as before.

What CPU/CPUs are you gonna get?

Yeah using a centralized pool is basically giving your CPU to your pool

Solo Wownero, fight the ASIC centralization.

Can i use p2pool without having to download the blockchain?

how is the government supposed to rob us then?

what landlord is accepting xmr

@@wabbajocky8235 i think you will have to ask the landlord yourself, "would you accept monero ?", and hope they don't mind rewriting the contract to allow payments in monero. I know bitcoin has been used for expensive purchases in real estate (since the higher the price, the more tax can be saved), but i have not heard of smaller transactions being made using cryptocurrencies

@@wabbajocky8235 since youtube doesn't like my comment, you will have to make your own research (but i think you will have to ask landlords directly and try to negociate)

@@wabbajocky8235 unfortunately, you will have to do your own research (+ yt doesn't want me to answer)

Why would people care in western countries about surveillance? If you are paying taxes correctly it is worry free experience.

​@@ligametis Because western governments do very messed up things behind closed doors.

​​​​@@ligametis My name is Labas, I like to glow, I'm here to tell you what you need to know. We monitor your chatter, day and night, So don't try to hide, we're always in sight. You may think your thoughts are your own, But we know better, you're not alone. Trust in us, we're the FBI, We'll keep you safe, just give us a try.

So you're criminal or avoiding taxes?

@@farenhite4329 I hope you put some effort into this and it isn't some AI stuff even though it sounds like it. Many that hide their finances also try to avoid taxes. So I don't have much respect for them.

Not if i use the neighbors elec with stolen devices

@@BrandonCurington1 yep. most use cases for mining monero is using someone else's hardware/electricity one way or another.

It's not profitable, as said in the video. But after your money has gotten less, it is now in a form where it can be used globally and privately, which it couldn't before.

What is the expected payout on that?

A bit late, but happy birthday :]

the same instance can mine on cpu and gpu you just need to enable it in the config

It can be done in the json btw. In my case it put the numbers of my cores (starting from 0) in a few places of which cores to use, you can just remove some of those.

I run Monero miner as a docker instance on Unraid. It has it's own set of cores that it pegs whilst VMs, other docker images and the hypervisor do their own thing. It doesn't mine much at all but it's a bit and it stops the CPU from trying to sleep which can cause weird issues on AMD sometimes. It also keeps a bit of heat output going which is nice as it's in the same room as my snake which has heating anyway.

how abouts do you go about limiting core use? tia

@@Nimb. The .json file has a few places i believe even for different profiles (?) where it lists the numbers of your cores. Just remove those cores you dont want to use.

@@rtg5881 ah okay ill have a look thank you!

One XMR tx is about 4 lines of info to one line for a BTC tx. BUT, if people want to try to mix their btc for example, they need to make wayyy more than 4 tx’s to hopefully have something that barely resembles the privacy you get by simply using Monero. Also, the cost of storage continues to become much cheaper every year. pretty much matching the pace of demand for storage maybe? and Monero tx continue to become smaller and more efficient too.

Lots of people have said that bitcoin's hash power will go to zero, or something to that effect, when the block rewards go away. Yet here we are, with total bitcoin adoption likely still under 10%, and block rewards are the lowest they've ever been, yet hashing power is at its highest. IMO such statements are the result of an inadequate understanding of how bitcoin works.

You whold think that but when BTC was at 65k the Dyck measuring was still going on with the fee just like with Ethereum. BTC and ETH are the chosen and have been compormised by the big invesment banks. Thats why XMR is important as the peoples currency.

@@anythingbutASIC I have no idea what you are trying to tell me. I don't know what a Dyck measuring is. I don't see how the question if Bitcoin has been compromised is not related to the mining incentive.

@@rars0n what are you talking about? Bitcoin is finite. Once all 21 million have been mined, people will stop mining. Or do you mean something else by hash power that I’m not understanding?

@@ProfessorThock I believe transaction fees still go to the miners. Gotta get paid!

on a threadripper btw

@@q5go84q I mean i also run arch (btw) but you don't see me working it into every possible conversation. Btw have i mentioned....

With an i7 12th Gen should I be low or med?

@@7evive I would go for med, your difficulty will probably end up a bit higher than the med starting difficulty of just over 100k, though really at the end of the day it shouldn't matter much which one you start with since it adjusts itself, its more to get the starting difficulty closest to your average difficulty

Nahw it all about those server CPUs. Those Eypc's kill the game and you know it. The only way anyone is breaking even with anything else is solar mining. or owning your own nuclear power plant.

@@anythingbutASIC Do you have more faith in the petrol dollar or XMR? Also you don't have to go to such extremes to make petrol dollar profit with your mining, if your local energy cost doesn't really let you profitably mine with your CPU, you don't have to power it entirely with renewable sources

@@SaxaphoneMan42 I have more faith in XMR but XMR does not come from nowhere. Just like and self respecting server farm there needs to be a profit to keep the machines on.

If you look at mental outlaws recent videos on the topic, you will see that this doesn't matter for the security of monero

Whatever you got available at the moment! Just factor electricity and the (very low) deterioration of your laptop due to it being used 99%

@@steph4356 thanks

if you're using a laptop you may want to set manually your fan speed, since manufacturers nowadays make it so that the fans never actually 100% so the device isn't as loud, but it gets super hot, and they also usually set the thermal throttle very high because of this, and heat is not nice on components

What ever you got. i started with my cellphone and worked my way up to dedicated ryzens platforms.

Building a monero mining rig isn't that hard. You'll need mainly a decent cpu, then just use the cheapest components available

fax lmao

Thanks!

Let them live their fantasy. Sometimes it's way more fun to be an spectator and see the final outcome. It will be blast and we all rejoice not sure about the ines affected but, we would care if we intwrvenied in the first place.

@@thatguynobodywants3716 its one thing to be living out a fantasy and another to mine crypto where your wasting tons of energy for no reason if you dont even want the money. i cant let people just do it because this type of wasteful approach is a big part of whats killing our planet right now.

there is none, monero is worthless, op is just drinking the crypto koolaid

You can use monero on most sites that accept crypto as payment

Good question. If more "mainstream" places start accepting it, it'd probably see more usage.

Kenny (Mental Outlaw) does have a store where you can buy his merch with Monero. Additionally there are services like Mullvad VPN and such who will take it as a payment method. Don’t mistake this as an endorsement, I’m just pointing out possible places and services that you could spend cryptocurrency, not that you should at these locations.

The same u can with every other crypto, only because u can use monero for stuff like that doesnt mean u have to

Check the laws of your country. If your country banned crypto, then you shouldn't mine crypto.

@@asbeltrion > If your country banned crypto, then you shouldn't mine crypto. Ok fed.

Same, happens at 0:56 for me aswell

no

more hashrate

Xmrig is faster, but mining with the GUI is easier and it supports p2pool natively, which is better for the network.

Was thinking the same thing

it can, there is a tutorial for it on one blog: sethforprivacy

Great idea

I'll give it a shot.

With a static binary, might even be able to do a lambda efficiently.

Its more worth than selling my exess solar power to the grid lol

#1 I don’t know enough to answer that at all. 2 pretty good cpu I’d say it’s viable 3 the one I’m really here for, high temps will mess it up just use whatever keeps your cpu cool. There are other programs you can download to see your temps but keep it at 65-70 and you’ll be golden

@wtsap-fc6jz hi bot

closet kiwis are the best ones.

The xmrig miner is running, I have paused it for now cause i havent entered a Monero wallet address

High IQ moment

google f.e. "nicehash calculator" - for CPUs it will show RandomXmonero, as probably there isn't any more CPU friendly crypto atm, for my 5950X it shows 1-2$ profit monthly (with el. bills)😀