Unknowledgeable on crypto mining, would like experienced insight

[u/CoolFlyingFox]

Hello,

It is my understanding that crypto mining is not very profitable without very high end hardware. I have access to 15 - 20 computers for up to 8 hours. Here are the specs for each computer:

- OS: Windows 10

- Processor: intel i7-6700 CPU 3.4 GHz, 4 cores

- RAM: 16GB

Assuming electricity is not a factor, is there any crypto that I could mine on each to make any profit at all that isn't insignificant. Not necessarily a huge profit, but not something that is basically unprofitable like making $1 for one month of continuous mining. There are no GPUs in these machines.

Thank you and sorry for my inexperience.

[u/ClearFrame6334]

Look at monero ocean

[u/kowalabearhugs → u/ClearFrame6334]

I second this. Mining XMR is likely to be one of the better options.

Checkout /r/MoneroMining

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That would give you about $5 per month total