Really isn't worth it unless you are looking for extremely long term investing. Using pooler's CPUminer 2.3.2 you can get somewhere between 0.33 and 0.45khs/s (that is 333hashes per second.), which will net you around 250-350 hashes per day, and steadily decreasing. At litecoinpool.org that works out to 0.000035 LTC/day, which is about 0.000812USD. It would take 100 Raspberry Pi's working 1 year at least to even get 1LTC.

What is the achievable hashrate of the Raspberry Pi 2 and. It appears that mining with a Pi is about as sensible as trying. Remove Html tag when flow create.

To give perspective, a quad-core i7 3.4Ghz gives about 40Kh/s, and gets 0.0035LTC a day. The only real way you can increase this is to use GPU scrypt miners, or maybe asics when they come along. If you really want to get ltc using a pi, go to one of the faucets once a day.

Don't listen to people like the guy above me. My laptop uses cgminer and mines 9k/h. But I'm working on a rig currently trying to use the pi. I will absolutely make a tutorial. The trick is using the gpu with the pi. It may not be feasible.

If not I will make a tutorial on how to build a miner with ease and affordability. I plan to move to solar as soon as I have some profits. Solar and wind to be exact. But if you know how to mine bitcoin and want to mine ltc, all you have to do is download guiminerscript and a litecoin wallet. The guy above me is saying that because, in fact, for every not (computer) connected to the litecoin network makes the profitablity margin decrease. Thats a problem bitcoin is facing now, which is to blame for the recent increase in people wanting to mine ltc. But, if you're going to do it, do it right, and plan on constantly increasing your machines mining capability.

Brettliff wrote:Don't listen to people like the guy above me. My laptop uses cgminer and mines 9k/h.

But I'm working on a rig currently trying to use the pi. I will absolutely make a tutorial. The trick is using the gpu with the pi. It may not be feasible.

If not I will make a tutorial on how to build a miner with ease and affordability. I plan to move to solar as soon as I have some profits. Solar and wind to be exact. But if you know how to mine bitcoin and want to mine ltc, all you have to do is download guiminerscript and a litecoin wallet. The guy above me is saying that because, in fact, for every not (computer) connected to the litecoin network makes the profitablity margin decrease.

Thats a problem bitcoin is facing now, which is to blame for the recent increase in people wanting to mine ltc. But, if you're going to do it, do it right, and plan on constantly increasing your machines mining capability. Hi brettliff, any progress with this?

I am really interested in something like this. I also found other people using ASIC miners on the PI from Gridseed. I saw people with 16 of those hooked up to a PI via a USB hub, are they worth it? Or would it be better to mine using PI's with the GPU overclocked. Largest BridgeCoin BCO Mining Farm more.

Really isn't worth it unless you are looking for extremely long term investing. Using pooler's CPUminer 2.3.2 you can get somewhere between 0.33 and 0. Ethereum Classic ETC Mining Hardware more. 45khs/s (that is 333hashes per second.), which will net you around 250-350 hashes per day, and steadily decreasing. At litecoinpool.org that works out to 0.000035 LTC/day, which is about 0.000812USD. It would take 100 Raspberry Pi's working 1 year at least to even get 1LTC. To give perspective, a quad-core i7 3.4Ghz gives about 40Kh/s, and gets 0.0035LTC a day.

The only real way you can increase this is to use GPU scrypt miners, or maybe asics when they come along. If you really want to get ltc using a pi, go to one of the faucets once a day. Don't listen to people like the guy above me. My laptop uses cgminer and mines 9k/h. But I'm working on a rig currently trying to use the pi. I will absolutely make a tutorial. The trick is using the gpu with the pi.

It may not be feasible. If not I will make a tutorial on how to build a miner with ease and affordability. I plan to move to solar as soon as I have some profits.

Solar and wind to be exact. But if you know how to mine bitcoin and want to mine ltc, all you have to do is download guiminerscript and a litecoin wallet. The guy above me is saying that because, in fact, for every not (computer) connected to the litecoin network makes the profitablity margin decrease. Thats a problem bitcoin is facing now, which is to blame for the recent increase in people wanting to mine ltc. But, if you're going to do it, do it right, and plan on constantly increasing your machines mining capability. Brettliff wrote:Don't listen to people like the guy above me.

My laptop uses cgminer and mines 9k/h. But I'm working on a rig currently trying to use the pi. I will absolutely make a tutorial.

The trick is using the gpu with the pi. It may not be feasible. If not I will make a tutorial on how to build a miner with ease and affordability. I plan to move to solar as soon as I have some profits. Solar and wind to be exact. But if you know how to mine bitcoin and want to mine ltc, all you have to do is download guiminerscript and a litecoin wallet. The guy above me is saying that because, in fact, for every not (computer) connected to the litecoin network makes the profitablity margin decrease.

Thats a problem bitcoin is facing now, which is to blame for the recent increase in people wanting to mine ltc. But, if you're going to do it, do it right, and plan on constantly increasing your machines mining capability. Hi brettliff, any progress with this? I am really interested in something like this. I also found other people using ASIC miners on the PI from Gridseed. I saw people with 16 of those hooked up to a PI via a USB hub, are they worth it? Or would it be better to mine using PI's with the GPU overclocked.