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Depends on the hashing algo -- some make sense for GPUs, others not so much. I think RandomX, the one related to Monero, is still relatively viable for example
by bravetraveler 4y ago
Depends on the hashing algo -- some make sense for GPUs, others not so much.
I think RandomX, the one related to Monero, is still relatively viable for example.
Ironically this one is still a bit more friendly to CPUs, which everyone seems to have forgotten about.
- pclmulqdq 4y agoRandomX is pretty GPU-hostile. If you have a lot of VRAM, you could theoretically make it work okay, but I don't know of a GPU miner that has any semblance of performance (or perf/watt) that is close to a CPU.
- bravetraveler 4y agoGotcha, CPUs have been most of my experience with it. I dabbled with GPUs but it seemed like I'd have to do a lot of clock/voltage tuning to make it worthwhile. This was way before energy prices jumping, too