Quote from: nullama on Today at 02:20:32 AM

Quote from: sadog on April 16, 2022, 01:49:15 PM

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Long Answer:

no, im working on a ^{Linux Kernel Based Operation System}, Its Just Like Arch Linux, Im Gonna Try To Make Something Close To Bash, For The Moment I Finish The Shell, Now, I Need To Rewrite _cpuminer and ^{xmrig miner, with 0 fee's} and also Im Gonna Try My Own Amd Miner, It Gonna Be Worse If Worked If Not, No Support Of Amd In Beta,To My Os, it Gonna Take A While, But Im Working On This Too, I Bleive that The Easy Way Give Always Bad Results, I Talk About Programming LOL, Idk Gonna Add SSH Too In Future Version, Not The First

Short Answer:
No, Its Linux Based Os, Not Debian/... Based

Even if you get every clock tick in the CPU to do a hashing instruction, you would still not achieve something even remotely competitive against even a USB ASIC like the Compac F, which does 300GHz+

Good point. It achieves 300GH/s at under 15W of power. With a top-of-the-line 16-core, 5GHz all-core CPU (not sure it exists in this config but let's say so); with a dedicated 1 hash / clock instruction, no overhead, no losses and no CPU cycles required for the OS (all totally unrealistic assumptions), you can at most get 80GH/s at 100% utilization, which means roughly 200-300W of power draw.
Keep in mind such a CPU would also cost nearly $1,000 USD while the Compac F costs $200.