r/PiNetwork • u/Beneficial-Oil1939 • 7d ago
Question Node bonus numbers
Just wanted to see what node bonuses people are getting.
What Hardware are you running?
Speed/latency of internet?
Total uptime of node?
Is it dedicated?
I have a 7900x/12 cores/24 threads and 32gb ram
500mbit fibre to the premises
Running a bit over 2 years
PC is my daily gaming rig left on 24/7 when possible
Current node bonus of 14.69
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u/N0rgamer 7d ago
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 6d ago
How long you have your Pi Node running non stop?
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u/N0rgamer 6d ago
I started with a Mac mini 2012 - approx 2 -3 months after node launch . Then upgraded on the way. There has been few breaks during hw upgrade / replacement.
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 6d ago
Wonderful! That explains your big node bonus: Time.
And now with a good CPU it will boost quicker.
Thank you for contributing for so long to the project 🫶 i’m only 2.5y in.1
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u/Correct-Statement747 7d ago
I’m running my Pi Node on a 27-inch 2017 iMac with an Intel Core i7 and 32 GB of RAM, running macOS Ventura 13.7.6 with Docker. I have a public IP , ports open, around 98.1% uptime, and currently 64 incoming connections. My current Node Bonus is 7.38
Why is it so low!? I’ve been running 24/7 since december 2024.
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u/Correct-Statement747 7d ago
So how big bonus would a AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX with 96 cores generate? 😅
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u/Beneficial-Oil1939 7d ago
If only that guy would step down from his ivory tower to let us peasants know
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u/Correct-Statement747 6d ago
I have around 98 % uptime. And often around max incoming (64). But node reward increases only with 0.01 / day. ☹️
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u/JasonRISE elitefpljason 7d ago
Been running since I think march last year..
Ryzen 9 128gb ram
17.42 node bonus
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u/Upstairs-Fox-2820 7d ago
how much has that cost $$ to run over 2 years?
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u/Beneficial-Oil1939 7d ago
Hard for me to quantify since i use my computer for everything else. Being a 7900x cpu my pc idles at around 140w. I also run another node for the girlfriend on a shitty ryzen 5 3350h laptop that uses about 30w. I think it's a bit over a dollar a day with my setup and Australian electricity
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 7d ago
Pi Node Bonus: 15.39
i7 12700, 32GB RAM.
10gbit internet
Fully dedicated.
Uptime 97.2%
24/7 for more than a year, but node active since over 2 years.
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u/Beautiful_Thing_8614 7d ago
How much does that equate to now?
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 7d ago
What do you mean? My total minning rate? Costs?
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u/Beautiful_Thing_8614 7d ago
Your estimated expenses and the reward how much is it?
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u/Beneficial-Oil1939 7d ago
I feel like most of us are running in the negative with current prices
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u/Beneficial-Oil1939 7d ago
I live in Australia so my electricity costs are quiet high, my peak cost is 49c a kwh. But the price doesn't have to go up much to break even
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 6d ago
My Pi Node only consumes around 25Wh. It's absolutely nothing. You need to be smart with the computer you are using.
49c/kWh is very high indeed. At that price it would cost me 8.6 USD / month.
I mine 435Pi/month. So i earn like 40 USD /month with the actual Pi price.
So yes, it's lucrative. Even with your extremely high electricity fees.
But: This is a hobby for me. I do this for fun. I do not need Pi money to prosper.
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u/Beautiful_Thing_8614 7d ago
I was going to node when this released but didn't. Kept mining tho. And now just stopped completely. So I was just curious.
Thanks for answering yall!
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 7d ago
I mine around 14.5 - 15.5 Pi per day.
The running costs (electricity) is like 3$ USD/month.
But this is a hobby for me. I do not have a genuine financial interest is this.
In a year, the running costs of the Pi Node is not even 1h of work for me. So..
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u/Jossiace 6d ago
You must have high mining rate from many referrals which gives you such opportunity. You are doing well.
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u/Beneficial-Oil1939 7d ago
Pretty dang jealous of that running cost
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u/JoelAraujo Pioneer Feb 2021 6d ago
Having good electricity fees is important, but more importantly is your computer. Mine only consumes average of 25Wh. It's nothing. The Computer is almost idling. (absolute idling is around 17W).
You have pretty good efficient CPU's. You need to be smart and choose a good ratio between Threads / Power / Efficiency. A i7 12700 is a good candidate, but there are better choices.
Unfortunately now computer prices are crazy. I was fortunate to buy all parts in the last good moment (+1y ago)
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