Bitcore is TimeTravel10
TimeTravel alone is different (earlier in time obviously)
Topic: Mining bitcore with timetravel? (Read 181 times)
The correct algorithm in ccminer for Bitcore (the coin) is -a bitcore. I know that Bitcore shows up as Timetravel algorithm in various places around the internet, including some calculators, but that's not what it's called in ccminer.
I'm a bit confused.
I thought bitcore was on the timetravel algo?
If i use the -a bitcore in ccminer it works but my hashrates are MUCH lower then timetravel.
With "bitcore" algo i get around 90 MH/s from my 6x 1070
With Timetravel algo i get around 150MH/s from them...
What have i missed? did they switch something with that coin?
I thought bitcore was on the timetravel algo?
If i use the -a bitcore in ccminer it works but my hashrates are MUCH lower then timetravel.
With "bitcore" algo i get around 90 MH/s from my 6x 1070
With Timetravel algo i get around 150MH/s from them...
What have i missed? did they switch something with that coin?
On the couple of pools I looked at (Zergpool and Zpool), MachineCoin is the only coin that uses the TimeTravel algorithm while the Bitcore coin uses the Bitcore algorithm. Perhaps Bitcore recently changed algorithms?
I'm a bit confused.
I thought bitcore was on the timetravel algo?
If i use the -a bitcore in ccminer it works but my hashrates are MUCH lower then timetravel.
With "bitcore" algo i get around 90 MH/s from my 6x 1070
With Timetravel algo i get around 150MH/s from them...
What have i missed? did they switch something with that coin?
I thought bitcore was on the timetravel algo?
If i use the -a bitcore in ccminer it works but my hashrates are MUCH lower then timetravel.
With "bitcore" algo i get around 90 MH/s from my 6x 1070
With Timetravel algo i get around 150MH/s from them...
What have i missed? did they switch something with that coin?
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