Between OSRS botting for gold, league account creations from League, I need more ideas to use my machine.
Please let me know of any methods used to make money with a super PC
Specs:
Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6312U CPI @ 2.4GHz 3.6 GHz
128GB RAM
Windows 10 PRO
Brand: SuperMicro
Any suggestions or Ideas?
Thanks
Paid around $7,000 brand new
That ain't no supercomputer. That's a workstation. The kind of computer that engineers use for CAD and simulations and 3d designers and gamedevs use as their dev station.
If you don't do any of those, you just bought a very expensive computer that you might have no real use for
Tho, you can still put it to good use.
If you know your way around software engineering than you can make all sorts of useful stuff with a rig like that.
It can be a big fat proxy server for example. You can get multiple simcards and stuff and hook them up to create thousands of proxy ips, which you can then use to make accounts, automate social media, run campaigns etc.
A rig like this would be right up the alley for
@lucky.sparks for example.
You can run local LLMs to generate content as someone said. But the GPU would be a bottleneck.
But since this looks like server gear, lookup the motherboard and see if it has multiple PCIe lanes. If it has you can hook up multiple of them in sli (if you want to invest ofc)
newest laptop processors have 24 cores 32 threads (yours is 24 cores 8 threads at low frequency.
The one's here is a server processor.
Those things might have fewer cores
and lower frequencies than your top-of-the-line laptop chips today, but they are designed to run hot for literally a decade non-stop and you can install multiple of them in a single server-grade motherboard. Also have higher caches.
They cost about 5-10x than your laptop processors when bought new. The ram there also is likely ddr5 ECC memory.
This is max a 3000$ computer, That gpu is 5 years old
This is a workstation. An equally specc'd up consumer desktop/laptop might cost $3k but this one is made for completely different tasks.
That ECC Ram and CPU (if it's new) alone would cost you $3k.
Workstation stuff is expensive especially when you are just buying single units of those chips.
