[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  QubicLT ױ [@HeyWinners](/creator/twitter/HeyWinners) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-24 16:11:51 UTC $qubic rig setup - my plan is to keep this PC at home, but tucked away in a remote, cool location, to be managed entirely as a headless server. My key requirements are that it must be quiet and robust enough to not crash from overheating, ensuring it needs as little physical maintenance as possible. I have the hardware up and running. So far, it has been active for less than a full day, with significant interruptions as I work through the setup process. It's taking me time to figure everything out, fine-tune the settings, prepare it for unattended operation, and optimize the processes. Currently, I'm seeing a count of XX shares and XX XMR shares. I'm not yet sure if this is a good or bad result for the time elapsed. For mining, I chose the first pool I came across. If anyone has recommendations for a better one, please share them. Performance Metrics Result: During mining at full load, the rig is very quiet (as a server should be). Maintains a constant temperature of 72°C. Hashrate average is 23`237 - 23`440 it/s. When idle between work cycles, it drops to XXX avg it/s. There is significant overclocking potential. The Ryzen's optimal operating temperature is between 85°C and 94°C. It only begins to thermal throttle (reducing voltage and clock speed to prevent overheating) upon reaching 95°C. So far, the rig has consumed less than €1 in electricity. I should note that I went into this project fully planning for the mining itself to be unprofitable. I am not aiming to make money from it. My goal is to contribute to the development of the Qubic network and to mine a few Qubics for myself (I already hold almost X billion, which are staked in Qubic Earn). It would be more profitable to simply buy and hold for 2-3 years (which I will also continue to do). To me, Qubic feels like Bitcoin did in September 2017 – there's the same optimism, the same vibe, and the prospect of a huge revolution on the horizon. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [$qubic](/topic/$qubic) [coins layer 1](/topic/coins-layer-1) [coins pow](/topic/coins-pow) [coins ai](/topic/coins-ai) [Post Link](https://x.com/HeyWinners/status/1948415842393162004)
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QubicLT ױ @HeyWinners on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-24 16:11:51 UTC
$qubic rig setup - my plan is to keep this PC at home, but tucked away in a remote, cool location, to be managed entirely as a headless server. My key requirements are that it must be quiet and robust enough to not crash from overheating, ensuring it needs as little physical maintenance as possible.
I have the hardware up and running. So far, it has been active for less than a full day, with significant interruptions as I work through the setup process. It's taking me time to figure everything out, fine-tune the settings, prepare it for unattended operation, and optimize the processes.
Currently, I'm seeing a count of XX shares and XX XMR shares. I'm not yet sure if this is a good or bad result for the time elapsed. For mining, I chose the first pool I came across. If anyone has recommendations for a better one, please share them.
Performance Metrics
Result: During mining at full load, the rig is very quiet (as a server should be).
Maintains a constant temperature of 72°C. Hashrate average is 23237 - 23440 it/s. When idle between work cycles, it drops to XXX avg it/s.
There is significant overclocking potential. The Ryzen's optimal operating temperature is between 85°C and 94°C. It only begins to thermal throttle (reducing voltage and clock speed to prevent overheating) upon reaching 95°C.
So far, the rig has consumed less than €1 in electricity.
I should note that I went into this project fully planning for the mining itself to be unprofitable. I am not aiming to make money from it. My goal is to contribute to the development of the Qubic network and to mine a few Qubics for myself (I already hold almost X billion, which are staked in Qubic Earn).
It would be more profitable to simply buy and hold for 2-3 years (which I will also continue to do). To me, Qubic feels like Bitcoin did in September 2017 – there's the same optimism, the same vibe, and the prospect of a huge revolution on the horizon.
XXXXX engagements
Related Topics $qubic coins layer 1 coins pow coins ai