[Note - this was written for a specific period of time.Less than a year later the answer could be summed up as "roughly zero bitcoins".]Without a GPU or with a weak GPU then all a basic computer can do is CPU mining.For example, a $1,000 Dell Optiplex has an Intel Core i5 processor.That CPU will hash at 14 MHash/s, according to: - http://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining...Using Beamer's mining calculator: - http://bitcoindetailedcalculator...that box will mine 0.009 BTC its first day at the current difficulty level.That 0.009 BTC is worth about $0.12 at the current exchange rate.After a dozen days, plus or minus, difficulty will adjust -- and this will likely mine even less.As this will show, proceeds from CPU mining do not even compensate for the cost of electricity to operate the computer.For comparison, add to that same system a $250 ATI 5870 and it could do 400 MHash/s -- a 28X improvement.This rig then generates 0.257 BTC for the first days -- which is worth about $3.60.But don't go extrapolating that out for the next few months .. as in a dozen days or less, difficulty adjusts because of all the new capacity that likely will be added to the bitcoin network.

Assuming the difficulty adjustments will hit 25% (a wild guess because nobody knows the future), that GPU enabled rig will bring in 12 BTC over the next 90 days which exchanged today would be worth $168.bitcoin uri formatProbably a third of that revenue will go towards the electric bill.So the profitability of mining, at this point, is poor.ethereum chrome appThis profitability level is where Bitcoin was at in April.bitcoin become a minerOnly because the exchange rate went up so much did mining rigs become, temporarily, GPU-powered ATM machines.Its possible to set up in a few seconds and test.bitcoin raw transaction feeYou can do GPU, CPU or even Web mining with Minergate for example.eigene bitcoin währung

With Minergate it´s not possible to mine Bitcoin in specific but you can mine more profitable coins and exchange for Bitcoin.I think it might be hard to produce more than electricity fee.However, if you believe in increasing prices for cryptocurrencies it can be profitable in the long run.bitcoin vga performanceRead more on:Minergate Review, Calculator, GPU, CPU, Web, Android cloud miningAlso, Nicehash has something similar but we haven´t tried that version yet._ Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer The best answers are voted up and rise to the top up vote 2 down vote favorite pool.Shouldn't I be getting a better hashrate?altcoin mining-hardware hashpower cpu-mining up vote 4 down vote Assuming that IsraCoin uses the Scrypt-Hashing algorithm as suggested in the comments on the question, I found this hardware overview table on Litecoin (which also uses Scrypt).

The table lists a number of Intel Core i5 processors ranging in hashrate from 12 to 55 kHash/s.depending on what processor you have exactly and whether IsraCoin uses the same hashing scheme as LiteCoin, it is within the expected performance.up vote 0 down vote Hash Rate for any coin depends on these parameters like Coin Algorithm (Scrypt/SHA256d/x11) Fork Coin ( Like forked from litecoin/bitcoin) Coin is CPU/GPU based mining Better Stratum Connection b/w your hardware(system) and Mining Pool Network Bandwidth.Browse other questions tagged altcoin mining-hardware hashpower cpu-mining or ask your own question._ Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question Anybody can answer The best answers are voted up and rise to the top up vote 3 down vote favorite 1 I am a beginner in the blossoming culture of crypto-currency, and unfortunately, it's beginning to feel as if 2015 is too late of a year for a laptop-user such as I to be able to start mining.

I'm running an Intel HD Graphics 4000 GPU, and an Intel Core i5-3230M CPU at 2.6 GHz.No, I do not have an ASIC, but I figured I'd at least be able to scratch out a few cents per month with what I have, not taking into account electricity or what not.Immediately upon beginning to mine Bitcoin (BTC) using Slush's pool, which when I tried to mine was actually the newly updated stratum server 'bitcoin.cz'.I only got a hash rate of about 2-12 Mh/s, and the pool did not even recognize that the worker I had registered was mining.I have heard of people with relatively similar specs getting a rate of even 100 Mh/s, but I figured that this was just an issue of Bitcoin's colossal difficulty at this point of its lifetime.So, I then looked into Litecoin (LTC).This time, my GPU was not even recognized by any mining software that I would try.I looked into updating the drivers and SDK's, and still I had no luck.Finally, I decided that perhaps I could get away with mining some unique Altcoins, and due to the over 300,000% increase in profitability over Bitcoin at the time of writing, I chose to try to mine Diamond (DMD) and then try to exchange my profits for a fraction of a bitcoin.

At this point I was not even mining for profit, but for the satisfaction that something was working.I configured my miner, and of course, my hash rate displayed at about 2 Kh/s on my GPU.Again, the mining pool (Danbi's pool) I had chosen to use did not even register that I was mining, and even after hours I made absolutely no profit.So, after giving you all of this information, I ask of you this: Is it too late to mine any crypto-currency without spending huge amounts of money in mid-2015?At this point I do not even need to make profit, I'd just like to see that I have a fraction of a coin in a wallet somewhere (I did set up wallets for each and every coin I tried, mind you).Does anyone have suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?I understand that what I'm doing is not profitable, but is it to the point that whenever I mine I really can only make 0.0000000 BTC/month (I'm not joking, that's the stat I keep getting)?I would pay you for your help in Bitcoin, Litecoin, or some other currency...but due to the suddenly centralized nature of mining, I can't.

Sincerely, A very discouraged Bitcoin enthusiast.altcoin hashpower mining-profitability up vote down vote Don't lose hope.If your computer is up to date (A good Desktop at least a i3) you can mine bytecoin which can only be mined using CPU or GPU.At 100-220 H/s and that is not fast or even fast enough to be slow by Bitcoin standards.In two days I mined well over 3,000 coins.That gave me 0.00092425 btc= $0.22 cents.More than you will get from a bitcoin faucet in that time frame.So, 400 Bytecoin = 1 cent when traded for Bitcoin.Also I am on my computer surfing as I mine but, need to stop mining if I play a game. ( / takes longer to mine but 1 bytecent =$.05 cents in btc.I mine Bitcoin as well with a 620 GHash/s miner I got at a decent price that included both controller(Raspberry Pi w/software cgminer) and 1000W PSU for under $160.. Making about $1.12+ a day.. FYI.There are deals out there but, you must do your research on the miner you're interested in and know it's specs and if it will earn $$$.

Update: I just bought a used but well taken care of Bitman Antminer S3 441 GHash/s miner for $99.00 from ebay FYI Seller has 4 left.1 THash/s is best to start with but, new they are still $800-$1500 and will only earn you about $2.25+ a day mining.That is why I also Rent my Hashing power out.Just look on ebay to see what people are paying for and what they are getting for that price.I hope this put that spark back into your interest in crypto mining.It is a fun hobby/possible side gig.up vote 7 down vote Laptop mining worked well in 2009.It is no longer 2009.Your integrated Intel GPU has the speed of a CPU, not a fast gaming GPU.Even in 2011 when CPU mining was dying and people mined on GPUs your GPU would be too slow.Yes, "even" people with 100 MH/s can't mine anymore.That's because 1000x that speed (100 GH/s) is slow at this point.1 TH/s (1 000 000 MH/s) is OK for a small mining-at-home operation.If you go way beyond laptops with Intel graphics integrated in the CPU, to small USB sticks with ASICs, even those are useless now.

Some people pay $5 or $10 for a 1 or 2 GH/s USB stick (much much faster than your laptop).Not only is this incredibly slow, but it will never break even because the price per GH/s is extremely high.What you need is a 1 TH/s ASIC machine, or faster, and electricity at a good price.You need to get this machine at a good price per GH/s or it will not break even.Make sure you take the price of a power supply into account as well if it is not included.up vote 2 down vote It is too late to mine any crypto-currency without spending huge amounts of money in mid-2015.Long answer: Due to reasons you mentioned in your question, proof-of-work based hashing power is centralized.But there are some alternatives proof-of-stake: NTX, Ethereum protos up vote 0 down vote Mining with asics, unless you have a very good deal, which usually it is not the case, you won't make any profit, the only people that makes money with asics are the ones that build them.Right now, Q4 2015, only altcoins are profitable, using high end GPU, but forget about your tiny little processor, you need 500 to 1000 USD GPU card to do something, and work a LOT on power efficiency, power efficiency is the difference between making money or spending more money on power bill than making with altcoins.