Quote from: koin on August 21, 2012, 04:15:19 PM

Quote from: MeisterLone on August 21, 2012, 10:52:11 AM

Last night I had cgminer running on 10 of the pcs there and got to about 5gh/sec

on average then, each gets 500 mhash/s. pretty decent for lab computers, which normally don't have decent graphics cards installed. almost too decent. are you sure?

either way, get permission first otherwise that is stealing.

This is a design lab, all of the pcs were bought with the intent of servicing design/architectural students and they have fairly high end cards.
The cards run hot though. Im concerned that Ill break something and have to pay for it so I guess ill give this one a slip. :/

Quote from: JackRabiit on August 21, 2012, 04:22:56 PM

Wow, Really? A "will i goto hell?"
Yea, You would. OH BUT WAIT NO YOU WONT BECAUSE XYZ WILL FORGIVE YOU IF YOU DO XYZ

My religious hatred aside, there are two things you can do.
Ask for permission and mostlikley get denied and !WATCHED!
Run them with a STEALTHY program (alot have been created for exactly what you need to do) One that will "mine when PC is idle" so that as soon as everyone stops using them, The mining starts, Then as soon as someone touches it, The mining stops.

This will cause you university to have an extra $100-$400 increse on thier monthly powerbill, While you kick back raking in $500-$1000/mo
Doing NOTHING because you made it all automated, And stealthed.

On of my friends has control of a Librarys network of computers, Hell it's all CPU's mining, But he's getting a free 375mh/s so he isnt complaining.

This was a joke man.