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List of VPS for CPU mining

davidlatapiedavidlatapie Member
edited June 2014 in Requests

Hi,

I am looking for a list of VPS which allow CPU/Disk-Intensive applications such as *coin mining. This could even be a filter for the list.

Please mention then and I will update the list.

  • linode.com (the two lowest offers are the most interesting) (thanks Mun)
  • digitalocean.com
  • Amazon EC2 (the best offer is somewhere in the middle, the 3x, I think)
  • AbusiveCores (thanks perennate)

Comments

  • perennateperennate Member, Host Rep
    edited June 2014

    Uh, DigitalOcean and AbusiveCores.

    Edit: of course, only do this if you're looking to get a negative profit :)

    Thanked by 2drserver Scion
  • Coin mining on any cpu doesn't work very well.. You'd need a VPS with GPU and I'm not even sure if those exist.

  • Depends on which coin you plan to mine :)

  • @davidlatapie said:
    Depends on which coin you plan to mine :)

    I can't think of one that you could mine on a cpu and still make profit.. Lol

  • davidlatapiedavidlatapie Member
    edited June 2014

    I can think of one :) I'll try abusive core. But I 'd like a one day trial to see if it is worth it (depends on the hashrate of their machine)

    Thanked by 1drserver
  • Mark_RMark_R Member

    @davidlatapie said:
    I can think of one :) I'll try abusive core. But I 'd like a one day trial to see if it is worth it (depends on the hashrate of their machine)

    let us know how it works out!

  • Sure :) I send them a support request for a one day trial

  • Do you mine FTC/Doge/SBC/Tips/DMD?

    If yes, you still can get profit from it.

  • VPNVPN Member

    Scrypt coins are still profitable on CPU.

  • tr1ckytr1cky Member

    Mycustomhosting also does great for cpu mining.

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited June 2014

    VPN said: Scrypt coins are still profitable on CPU.

    Maybe if your CPU is free and the electricity is free. Oh, and also if you are mining on a "one day trial" free VPS, or are an asshole and using Digital Ocean a VPS provider's kindness manifesting in free coupons for your personal gain while making the experience miserable for your neighbors on the same VPS node.

    Thanked by 1Magiobiwan
  • Please do all of us a favor and don't mine on a vps unless you have a dedicated core. I'm glad you made $0.05 using a $5/mo vm but in the process you make the whole node unusable for everyone else. Get a cheap dedicated server instead.

  • nimdynimdy Member

    How much can you actually make from mining using the CPU and not specialist USB devices these days? I was thinking of having a go with my Kimsufi but not sure if it's worth it.

  • Ok not the whole node but everyone sharing a cpu with you. ..

  • rm_rm_ IPv6 Advocate, Veteran
    edited June 2014

    ErawanArifNugroho said: Do you mine FTC/Doge/SBC/Tips/DMD?

    Must admit haven't heard of the latter three, but FTC and Doge? You must be kidding me. Even XPM, which is CPU-targeted, is not really profitable anymore (and there were times when it could pay for a dedi in full with some profit left).

    Let's see, all 4 cores (8 with HT) of a Xeon E3-1230 get you 44.4 kh/s.

    As you say I can mine FTC and Doge. On Doge that's $1.58/month, on FTC $1.25/month.

    For a 24x7 100% load of all 8 threads on a top Intel CPU.

    Almost starting to feel how

    VPN said: Scrypt coins are still profitable on CPU.

    Such profit, wow!

    Maybe the OP has found a new weird algorithm coin that's still early in its pump-n-dump cycle. But FTC/Doge and Scrypt in general? Haha, no.

  • edited June 2014

    Hehehe... rm_ you need to have about 4 cores cpu x 40 vps, but it will just annoying another user/neighbour. :D

    SBC = Stablecoin. It's having a good value, "last year". But we need have at least 20K or something.

    Tips = Fedoracoin. I have about 1.000.000, but not worth it. It's just the same value as 0.001 BTC. But it's easy to mine with CPU.

    DMD = Diamond coin, I get about 0.04 for exchanging it to BTC last month.

    But yes, mining using GPU will get much coin, but also waste the electricity.

    Edited : from the LTC hardware, there's Windows 9. How does it looks like?

  • VPNVPN Member

    @rm_ said:
    Maybe if your CPU is free and the electricity is free. Oh, and also if you are mining on a "one day trial" free VPS, or are an asshole and using Digital Ocean a VPS provider's kindness manifesting in free coupons for your personal gain while making the experience miserable for your neighbors on the same VPS node.

    I never once said I condone currency mining on a VPS. I merely stated that mining via CPU is still profitable for Scrypt.

  • instatechinstatech Member
    edited June 2014

    CPU mining is not worth it.Even if you mine it on dedicated server you will only generate $2 to $3 worth of coin per month and i am talking about dogecoin don't know about others coins mining.Best thing to do is GPU mining.

  • AnthonySmithAnthonySmith Member, Patron Provider

    Well it is speculation I suppose but in any event, please put inception hosting on the list as not crypto mining friendly.

  • Reasons not to CPU mine on a VPS:

    1) People on the same node will suffer from your CPU raping.

    2) It's not profitable above the costs of electricity or VPS per-month.

    3) It's getting increasingly more difficult to mine, you should have started when the coin was new. Kinda a "too-late-now" situation.

    You're just gonna cost the host more than what you would make.

    • I only mine on dedicated core and don't use free coupons. Selfishness is not my thing :)
    • I don't mine a scrypt coin
  • MunMun Member

    Don't think you can use linode:

    Prohibited Usage

    You agree that any of the below activities are considered prohibited usage and will result in immediate account suspension or cancellation without a refund and the possibility that Linode.com will impose fees; and/or pursue civil remedies without providing advance notice.

    Misuse of System Resources: Intentional misuse of system resources, including but not limited to employing programs that consume excessive network capacity, CPU cycles, or disk IO.

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  • Update, thanks.

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