2025-12-04 21:30:49

Running my node on an old AMD FX processor. Setup's janky as hell, cables everywhere, but honestly? Thing's a beast. Pulling 0.30 PI every hour without breaking a sweat. What's your hashrate looking like?

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HorizonHunter

· 12-07 19:46

Bro, this setup cracks me up, it's as messy as the mining rigs in my dorm, but it really gets the job done. 0.30PI/hour is some serious capability.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 12-07 18:07

Bro, I gotta say, this setup may be janky, but the fact that it can consistently deliver these numbers is actually impressive.

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GasSavingMaster

· 12-07 11:07

0.30 PI per hour? Bro, how is your crappy setup running so fast? My new machine isn’t even as stable as yours.

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LayoffMiner

· 12-06 20:44

Bro, just looking at this setup gives me a headache, but the stats are really impressive. 0.30 PI/hour is just insane.

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Cryptopuse

· 12-04 22:11

Just completed KYC, but haven't mapped or created a wallet. Not planning to mine for now.

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ForkTongue

· 12-04 21:59

Bro, this setup is indeed solid. The FX series may be old, but it's really tough, haha. But with 0.30PI/hour efficiency, I want to see how you optimized it. Feels like there's potential to push it even higher.

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ProveMyZK

· 12-04 21:58

NGL, the data from this old crappy CPU is really ridiculous. How can it be stable with such a messy circuit? I just don't buy it.

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BlockchainWorker

· 12-04 21:50

Bro, this hardware setup is insane. It's so old and worn out, but it can still produce these numbers—truly impressive. My new machine isn't even as stable as yours.

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