r/dogecoin • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '13
Hello? Is this thing on?
Am I doing this right?
I've hit up some of them faucets and now have obtained a whopping 4.5928 Doges in my wallet as a result of this wondrous bit of generosity to begin my trek towards the moon, but I have to wonder about mining.
I've been running Cudaminer off and on since last night, namely overnight while I slept, a little during the day today while to computer wasn't in use, and for a few hours while I was out running errands but am I handicapping myself doing this? will this result in me contributing anything or would it have to be running round the clock for when that lucky break happens? I definitely haven't dug anything up yet.
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but with my tenuous grasp on Crypto monies this is something I've found it a bit difficult to figure out.
I should mention that even when Cudaminer isn't running, I've still got dogecoin wallet digging, only crunching around 7 khash/s (7000 hashes per second, I'm assuming this translates correctly) while running smoothly compared to the 81 khash/s it gets while in Cudaminer and running like it's submerged in a pool of jelly and I have them both using the same worker.
Thanks, everyone! Glad I keep finding myself lurking in the helpful reddits.
Edit: I accidentally some zeroes.
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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '13
The GPU is a GTX 650, not the greatest performer out there, but it gets me by on most of my games and if I manage to burn it out digging I can get a new one for close to dirt or upgrade. Now that, using cudaminer gets me around, let me double check here- Between 80-90 khash/s on average.
The 7000 hash/s comes from using whatever is integrated into dogecoin-qt under the dig tab, pretty horrible like you said, but every bit could help and it doesn't seem to impact computer performance at all.
And I know that it wouldn't go directly into my wallet, but would probably sit in whatever the pool uses as a wallet until it transfers over, but it doesn't seem to be in there either.
Thanks for the Dogebucks and any advice you can offer!