Topic: Claymore's CryptoNote Windows CPU Miner v4.0 - page 4. (Read 565436 times)

https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/d7d80bf3f32c20298cad1d59ca8cb4508bad43a9be5e027579d7fc77a8e47be0/analysis/1523004945/
SHA256: d7d80bf3f32c20298cad1d59ca8cb4508bad43a9be5e027579d7fc77a8e47be0
Version 4.0

31 positives out of 65

Any chance that this will getting better? Or do I have to live with the risk of a virus or the fact that half of the virus companies hate miner-executables?

btw. there is no 4.0 on google drive, probably auto deleted as well?

...or a countdown here:

http://xmr.noctism.com/

Hello,

How to You get pass the virus thread ?

I just found out why this is:
- CPU Miner v4.0 does apparently not auto sense when to switch to the new PoW7.
You have to run it without the "-pow7 1" flag until it's time. Then restart it with the "-pow7 1" flag.

** The switch to PoW-7 will occur at block-height: 1,546,000 **
Block 1,546,000 is due to occur sometime during 6 april 2018.

You can check the current block-height at https://chainradar.com/xmr/blocks or other block explorers.

I also have. =(  Maybe problem in pool proxy.

CPU mining this is pointless as while the network hash is high with asic

this is a great pity as it also removes your incentive to update and keep this miner relevant. We understand that you hardly get any income from this miner as is but it would have at least given some incentive to keep it update occasionally.

I'm getting this error from the pool (when using the new "-pow7 1" in v4.0):

04/04/18-15:09:15 - SHARE FOUND (target 35000) - (THR 3 of 10)
Share rejected (47 ms)!
{"id":4,"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-1,"message":"Lowdifficultyshare"}}
04/04/18-15:09:29 - New job received from pool.minexmr.com:7777
Speed: 341 h/s, TotalHashes: 10K, Mining time: 00:00
04/04/18-15:09:58 - SHARE FOUND (target 35000) - (THR 9 of 10)
Share rejected (62 ms)!
{"id":4,"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-1,"message":"Lowdifficultyshare"}}
04/04/18-15:11:09 - SHARE FOUND (target 35000) - (THR 5 of 10)
Share rejected (47 ms)!
{"id":4,"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-1,"message":"Lowdifficultyshare"}}
04/04/18-15:12:53 - New job received from pool.minexmr.com:7777
Speed: 315 h/s, TotalHashes: 80K, Mining time: 00:03
04/04/18-15:12:59 - SHARE FOUND (target 35000) - (THR 4 of 10)
Share rejected (47 ms)!
{"id":4,"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-1,"message":"Lowdifficultyshare"}}

- What's the problem?

- It's all ok if I don't use the -pow7.
(The pool says "Switch to new PoW now! - Before April 6:th")
EDIT: I'm using minexmr.com on port 7777.

Thank you for your good work and support on your miners Claymore

I am curious, I've searched this but haven't really found a straight answer - and asking someone is always better imo.  I have a GPU rig I put together, I'm extremely interested in CPU mining for Crypto night solely - how does it compare in electric against GPU? If you haven't mined GPU, I mean, or anyone who has knowledge on this, will I feel a steep hit in my electric from CPU mining? Does CPU require generally more wattage?  I'm pretty tech savvy, but do not know enough about the basics of how electricity works (in a detailed form, concerning CPUs & electronics in general), actually making me think I should read a book on such.

I guess in short - my question isn't if CPU mining is "worth it," cause according to many people right now GPU mining isn't "worth it," ( and i strongly disagree).  I guess in short my question is, if you believe in the long term value of coins that can be CPU mined such as Monero, is it any cheaper/more expensive/the same as GPU mining?

I guess I imagine I can a lot more easily find spare CPU chips then I can GPU cards ( although there's been a recent influx of GPU stock and availability probably due to declining prices) - but even such, I think it's way easier for me to find CPU parts I could easily put a rig together, but is it going to be more electric like per chip or something?  I also am having trouble fully understanding how to run multiple chips in one computer rig, but there's plenty of resources online on that, that's just me being a little lazy (or burned out haha)

Thanks in Advance

And thanks claymore for making wonderful miners - :-)

Thank you for removing devfee

4.0

- removed devfee, miner is completely free now.
- added "-pow7" option to support Monero hardfork, use "-pow7 1" value to enable it.

i have a problem in win10 x64 with 7700k
when i run the "start.bat" file it comes up with the error "nscoucnminer64.exe has stopped working"
what is the problem? how can i fix it?

@Claymore Any news on POW V7 ?
I believe it's deployed today on main net !

I have core i5 and 8GB ram with 2GB nvdia but i do not setup on my laptop. I am newbie How to setup my laptop. Any video for setup this miner?

you have the possibility to put "-timelimit" in minutes for pool switching for a limited time,

with this they enabled the configuration of the file epool.txt with several pools and to change from time to time.

example:

-timelimit 30
change pool every 30 minutes, or for more time, like 4 hours put 240

sorry for my English
google translate.

what should be the h/s at i5 6600K @ 4.6 Ghz?

Next I have 8 GB of ram and no way to get it on normal fast speed as twice I was mining directly after restart with 250 h/s but most of the time it goes just 130/140.....

Any advice would be appreciated.....

Also followed the instructions from claymore (first page + first post this side) but nothing.....

Ty in advanced for any info/help

Do you have a date, time line?

I tried to mine Electroneum with Claymore's CrytoNote Windows CPU Miner and it was working for a couple of hours and then it stopped. I couldn't connect to the pool.

Yes I will update both CPU and GPU miners.