Topic: Cgminer vs Guiminer - page 2. (Read 3282 times)
Thanks. I'll take the time to figure it out this weekend.
Guiminer has some problems:
- After some time the hashrate often falls down to some kHash/s, not going back to normal MHash/s hashrate
- You can't tune you card to the maximum hashrate like you can do with cgminer or bfgminer
- You need for every card a worker
- You can't do load balancing, which means with this high difficulty it is possible that a pool has to chew a long time to solve a block. With load balancing you can mine on two or more pools and your daily income is higher (Example: Pool 1 is unlucky and chewing on a big block, but pool 2 is lucky with short blocks and pays you for solved blocks).
- After some time the hashrate often falls down to some kHash/s, not going back to normal MHash/s hashrate
- You can't tune you card to the maximum hashrate like you can do with cgminer or bfgminer
- You need for every card a worker
- You can't do load balancing, which means with this high difficulty it is possible that a pool has to chew a long time to solve a block. With load balancing you can mine on two or more pools and your daily income is higher (Example: Pool 1 is unlucky and chewing on a big block, but pool 2 is lucky with short blocks and pays you for solved blocks).
Noob here. Been using GUIminer for the last couple of months and I'm wondering if there is a benefit of going to CGminer? Thanks.
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