Topic: EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner - page 50. (Read 2164327 times)

Which port are you using to mine im luckpool? Thanks

try stratum instead (stratum+tcp://ny1.minez.zone:5032) and report back

anyone can advice me ? i got this error . ERROR: Cannot resolve hostname
why is that so >? as i use steps as in webpage for BitcoiinZ mining ,.,,, my bat file --> miner --server ssl://ny1.minez.zone --port 5133 --user t1ZTGBW5zE2zo4WRXjJZzDHz1P6kHMP7UwQ --pass x

any ideas / whats missing ?

I use ewbf on luckpool.org (North America, East). Lack of tools but I get what Im expecting.

Which mining software is the best to mine zen and which pool do you recommend? Thanks

you should add Zencash

Thanks for the explanation

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Your configuration will likely depend on the pool you will be joining. Try downloading the miner first. There's a sample config file and also a batch file that you can easily modify as needed.

ewbf says to add --server  I added that too.. nothing spits out.

Yeah,.. tried that too.  Error.  Is it really needed?

Go here https://whatismyipaddress.com/ and try that ip?

Those are how many shares you have submitted to the pool, Accepted and Rejected.

Under Zcash.flypool.org 
It says 'To save your settings complete the public IP Address of your worker given:'    ..... do I need this?,. . Also ewbf isn't giving me any ip address.  I did do the ipconfig under windows 10, and added a few ip's but not accepting.

Sorry for the stupid question, I am a complety newbie on this, what does the values of letter A and R means?

The only advantage is to use whichever server is closest to your physical location to reduce network latency. Too high of latency can cause you to lose a small amount of shares over time as they may expire (go stale) before they get turned into the server. This usually only happens if your latency is well over 100ms.

I believe the NiceHash USA server is located in San Jose, CA so choose the location (USA or EU) based on where you live. If you live in US the choose USA server, if you live in the EU choose EU server, if you live somewhere in between you will need to measure the latency between the two and choose which ever one is lowest.

Normally when the shares are submitted by the miner you can see a latency report such as:   INFO 18:08:26: GPU0 Accepted share 55ms [A:3162, R:0]. You could just run a few minutes pointed to each server and see which gives you the lower latency readings.

Alternatively you can just use the ping command to check the latency to each server, use speedtest instead of the algorithm name so your command would be:   ping speedtest.eu.nicehash.com  or  ping speedtest.usa.nicehash.com

You can visit NiceHash's page on testing server connectivity for a full list of their servers. Do note though that some of their servers will incur an additional ms penalty due to their use of proxies as explained at the bottom of their page.

Try using:   equihash.usa.nicehash.com

The port is still:  3357

So your complete string would be:    miner --server equihash.usa.nicehash.com --user .2x1070 --pass x --port 3357

You were pretty close, just needed to add the little "a" at the end of "us".