I recommend the YAM miner for both windows and linux at the moment -
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1630.msg27425#msg27425
It's 300% to 400% faster for AES-NI cpus.
Topic: For Mining Noobs : MemoryCoin Paying $3 a day for your AES-NI CPU (Read 4753 times)
January 03, 2014, 01:30:38 AM
CPU's that have the AES-NI (Advanced Encryption Standard - New Instructions) Set are very efficient for mining MemoryCoin and getting started on Windows is very easy.
1. Install from MSI - http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.msi
2. Click Settings -> Launch Pool Miner
3. Wait a few hours for your first payment
4. You can trade your MemoryCoin for your crypto of choice at Bter - https://bter.com/trade/mmc_btc
(Of course I think your crypto of choice should be MemoryCoin, but that's up to you)
You'll need quite a modern CPU - you can check if your CPU supports AES-NI here -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs
$3 a day based on i7 3770 ~ 3 hash/min at current market rates
1. Install from MSI - http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.msi
2. Click Settings -> Launch Pool Miner
3. Wait a few hours for your first payment
4. You can trade your MemoryCoin for your crypto of choice at Bter - https://bter.com/trade/mmc_btc
(Of course I think your crypto of choice should be MemoryCoin, but that's up to you)
You'll need quite a modern CPU - you can check if your CPU supports AES-NI here -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs
$3 a day based on i7 3770 ~ 3 hash/min at current market rates
$3 a day?
I have 45 Xeon eight cores sitting at 2%
75 I7's at 10%
a few 20 core AMD's at 40%
Tell me more...
January 03, 2014, 01:25:01 AM
$3 a day, is that minimum wage? 
January 02, 2014, 01:41:07 AM
Does anyone know what speed I can expect from a 7850?
January 01, 2014, 12:06:33 AM
That's an 8 physical integer core CPU designed to execute one thread per physical core. Only if your arc has a pipeline that is never effectively saturated and a simple ALU that hopes to make use of irregularly presented free instructions does it make sense to run more than 1 per physical integer core.
It's not going to use even close to 200 watts at full load unless you're nearing 5 ghz.
TDP does not and never has equaled peak draw ....
It's not going to use even close to 200 watts at full load unless you're nearing 5 ghz.
TDP does not and never has equaled peak draw ....
I don't know what all that means, but GPU owners are reporting that their GPU rooms are feeling cooler of late.
just noticed, that is actually true. need to turn on the heater in my basement now. no wonder i feel colder since last night.
December 31, 2013, 11:59:17 PM
That's an 8 physical integer core CPU designed to execute one thread per physical core. Only if your arc has a pipeline that is never effectively saturated and a simple ALU that hopes to make use of irregularly presented free instructions does it make sense to run more than 1 per physical integer core.
It's not going to use even close to 200 watts at full load unless you're nearing 5 ghz.
TDP does not and never has equaled peak draw ....
It's not going to use even close to 200 watts at full load unless you're nearing 5 ghz.
TDP does not and never has equaled peak draw ....
I don't know what all that means, but GPU owners are reporting that their GPU rooms are feeling cooler of late.
December 31, 2013, 11:58:37 PM
$3... i want MILLIONS!!
No problem, but for that, you have to hold on to your MMC for a while
December 31, 2013, 11:50:19 PM
too late. I am pointing my 7950 and R9 270 to the pool already, while my FX8350 has not arrived. Now what am I going to do with that FX8350, for 200W heater?
Good for you! But CPU miners can still earn $3 a day.
For threads, you've got to use a power of 2 - so either 8 or 16 - you'll need to run it from the command line to set the number. Use 8 for one instance, and 4 for another to get to 12.
That's an 8 physical integer core CPU designed to execute one thread per physical core. Only if your arc has a pipeline that is never effectively saturated and a simple ALU that hopes to make use of irregularly presented free instructions does it make sense to run more than 1 per physical integer core.
It's not going to use even close to 200 watts at full load unless you're nearing 5 ghz.
TDP does not and never has equaled peak draw ....
December 31, 2013, 11:42:12 PM
too late. I am pointing my 7950 and R9 270 to the pool already, while my FX8350 has not arrived. Now what am I going to do with that FX8350, for 200W heater?
Good for you! But CPU miners can still earn $3 a day.
For threads, you've got to use a power of 2 - so either 8 or 16 - you'll need to run it from the command line to set the number. Use 8 for one instance, and 4 for another to get to 12.
Thank you. I still think it is a pretty fair game. CPU and gpu are in the same playground. Consider r9 280 is all sold out. It is never on sale, in bundle or any deal alert throughout shopping season. Also gpu player at least has another 200 spent on psu. although, I wish 200 CPU has the same hash rate as 200 gnu. That will be awesome. But nothing is perfect.
Good job. Carry on. Happy new year
December 31, 2013, 11:32:21 PM
$3... i want MILLIONS!!
happy new year FREEtrade, greets from FREEpls
happy new year FREEtrade, greets from FREEpls
December 31, 2013, 11:30:25 PM
I will definitely try that in the morning for now I will give it a test run of 16threads. I have Xeon so the performance should be quite good. I have also decided to make a test run with my 7950. Although that being said I would like to learn more about the currency before I fully commit. Is your homepage the best place to learn about the currency?
Best place to start - your GPU should do nicely too.
December 31, 2013, 11:09:02 PM
too late. I am pointing my 7950 and R9 270 to the pool already, while my FX8350 has not arrived. Now what am I going to do with that FX8350, for 200W heater?
Good for you! But CPU miners can still earn $3 a day.
For threads, you've got to use a power of 2 - so either 8 or 16 - you'll need to run it from the command line to set the number. Use 8 for one instance, and 4 for another to get to 12.
I will definitely try that in the morning for now I will give it a test run of 16threads. I have Xeon so the performance should be quite good. I have also decided to make a test run with my 7950. Although that being said I would like to learn more about the currency before I fully commit. Is your homepage the best place to learn about the currency?
December 31, 2013, 10:57:45 PM
too late. I am pointing my 7950 and R9 270 to the pool already, while my FX8350 has not arrived. Now what am I going to do with that FX8350, for 200W heater?
Good for you! But CPU miners can still earn $3 a day.
For threads, you've got to use a power of 2 - so either 8 or 16 - you'll need to run it from the command line to set the number. Use 8 for one instance, and 4 for another to get to 12.
December 31, 2013, 10:51:24 PM
How do I limit the amount of threads? I only want to use 12 threads.
December 31, 2013, 10:41:15 PM
too late. I am pointing my 7950 and R9 270 to the pool already, while my FX8350 has not arrived. Now i just wish to exchange FX8350 for Sempron 145
December 31, 2013, 09:16:58 PM
CPU's that have the AES-NI (Advanced Encryption Standard - New Instructions) Set are very efficient for mining MemoryCoin and getting started on Windows is very easy.
1. Install from MSI - http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.msi
2. Click Settings -> Launch Pool Miner
3. Wait a few hours for your first payment
4. You can trade your MemoryCoin for your crypto of choice at Bter - https://bter.com/trade/mmc_btc
(Of course I think your crypto of choice should be MemoryCoin, but that's up to you)
You'll need quite a modern CPU - you can check if your CPU supports AES-NI here -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs
$3 a day based on i7 3770 ~ 3 hash/min at current market rates
1. Install from MSI - http://www.memorycoin.org/downloads/memorycoin.msi
2. Click Settings -> Launch Pool Miner
3. Wait a few hours for your first payment
4. You can trade your MemoryCoin for your crypto of choice at Bter - https://bter.com/trade/mmc_btc
(Of course I think your crypto of choice should be MemoryCoin, but that's up to you)
You'll need quite a modern CPU - you can check if your CPU supports AES-NI here -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs
$3 a day based on i7 3770 ~ 3 hash/min at current market rates
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