Also, mining on Nvidia cards is a terrible idea since the has rate is so low compared to the electricity used. Unless of course you get free electricity from having your box based somewhere where you don't pay the bill?
Failing that get a 7950 HD Radeon (Sapphire is best) and hack away at 800kh/s +
Topic: I want to mine LTC. (Read 2978 times)
Problem is, the download link to cudaminer isn't working on mega. So, I'm just sitting here dead in the water until that gets resolved.
I have an nvidia GTX660
I know this card is not ideal by any means, but my real problem is this.
I cant get guiminer to start.
I put in the host and port and username and password. and then press start.
Then i get errors like cgiminer.exe: -w: Invalid value passed to set_worksize , so I put values in there (I use the defaults) and then I hit start, and it just sits IDLY on Starting........ what do I do?
I know this card is not ideal by any means, but my real problem is this.
I cant get guiminer to start.
I put in the host and port and username and password. and then press start.
Then i get errors like cgiminer.exe: -w: Invalid value passed to set_worksize , so I put values in there (I use the defaults) and then I hit start, and it just sits IDLY on Starting........ what do I do?
I really encourage cudaminer in your case, I'm seeing 140khash/s on a GTX560Ti, which is not bad at all. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-cudaminer-ccminer-cuda-based-mining-applications-windowslinuxmacosx-167229 download and get going, I'm using the 14/4 version.
ueah...
Why don't you mine through the litecoin program itself?
Unless there is something I don't know....
Unless there is something I don't know....
At least you have a real graphics card. I have an Intel HD Graphics 4000. -_-
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-to-mining-ltc-especially-for-nvidia-cards-177417
Follow that. Download is second link.
Follow that. Download is second link.
Well I cant find a download for cudaminer.
I like cgminer
Use cudaminer for mining on an nvidia card. Much more optimized for nvida versus anything else
Just downdoladed pooler and it had a trojan in it try the litecoin wallet but got minerd and lib not in same directory.
'which one?
minerd pooler's cpu miner is flagged as a Trojan. It is because someone used it to infect machine to turn them into a bot network.
Just downdoladed pooler and it had a trojan in it try the litecoin wallet but got minerd and lib not in same directory.
'which one?
Just downdoladed pooler and it had a trojan in it try the litecoin wallet but got minerd and lib not in same directory.
use cudaminer
it works quite weill for nvidia cards
it works quite weill for nvidia cards
Do what he said...if you really want to get some usage out of the card.
And if Guiminer is showing in the taskbar, but not opening...hit Alt+space bar then click Maximize. Then click the Menu bar and drag it back into view.
I downlanded scrypt cant get it to open.just want to mine on a pool since i realise a cpu is only going to do so mux.
Are you using the GUIMiner Scrpyt version? Litecoin is not the same protocol as Bitcoin
Yes I am using scrypt.
use cudaminer
it works quite weill for nvidia cards
it works quite weill for nvidia cards
Are you using the GUIMiner Scrpyt version? Litecoin is not the same protocol as Bitcoin
I have an nvidia GTX660
I know this card is not ideal by any means, but my real problem is this.
I cant get guiminer to start.
I put in the host and port and username and password. and then press start.
Then i get errors like cgiminer.exe: -w: Invalid value passed to set_worksize , so I put values in there (I use the defaults) and then I hit start, and it just sits IDLY on Starting........ what do I do?
I know this card is not ideal by any means, but my real problem is this.
I cant get guiminer to start.
I put in the host and port and username and password. and then press start.
Then i get errors like cgiminer.exe: -w: Invalid value passed to set_worksize , so I put values in there (I use the defaults) and then I hit start, and it just sits IDLY on Starting........ what do I do?
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