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Topic: How does mining work ? (Read 321 times)

legendary
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August 26, 2017, 04:04:42 AM
#3
It is preferable to mine in a pool these days. With such competition it's not worth waiting all that much for the negligible 1% fee pools charge. Solo mining could mean that you're entirely dependent on reliability and fluctuations in the mining of the currency you're on could have you waiting much more than expected.
newbie
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August 26, 2017, 04:00:39 AM
#2
Hi Mate,

We are a group of Enthusiastic Monero miners who just(about a month ago) started a new pool for Monero. We know the struggles that are involveld with setting up a Monero Pool.

We will gladly help you and get started in our pool. We also offer a live chat: https://ratchetmining.com/#/help/chat
You can also PM me and i will help you out!

Please check out our website https://ratchetmining.com or www.monero-miners.com

You are more than welcome to join us!

Kind Regards,

Willy
newbie
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Merit: 0
August 26, 2017, 03:32:30 AM
#1
Hi ,

I am new to the mining field and would like to get some info about how mining works.

I got access to a bunch of computers and want to try solo mining . (Monero - 15000 h/s)

Each machine mines about 400-500 h/s.


What is the best way for me to mine ? I wanted to try solo mining but not sure if it would work since the hash rate is spread across 40+ machines .

From what i understand , there is no upside for me to set up a private pool and point all the pcs to it .

Instead i was thinking of setting up the monero client on each pc and use the GUI - solo mine.


However , i'm not sure if each PC would be powerful enough on their own to mine blocks relatively quick ?


Any advise ?

Thanks

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