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Topic: NBMiner v42.2, 100% LHR unlock for ETH mining ! - page 32. (Read 54165 times)
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Cool, ty
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New version update
V14.0.
V14.0.
I can not run NBMiner 13.2 on the eu.stratum.grin-pool.org pool, how to create a batch file?
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Bminer is only working in Windows on 1060 if you have a few 1070 in a rig.
Bminer is only working in Windows on 1060 if you have a few 1070 in a rig. Is there going to be some faster miner.
with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
How did you manage to run 1060 in windows? Im getting out of memory with bminer. with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
Great 
I get a lot of restarts of my RIG GTX 1060 and i have measured wattage from the wall is not going over 600w with 6x1060 anyone know what is could be the problem ?
I get a lot of restarts of my RIG GTX 1060 and i have measured wattage from the wall is not going over 600w with 6x1060 anyone know what is could be the problem ?
Is there going to be some faster miner.
with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
Yes, new version under development.
Is there going to be some faster miner.
with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
with GTX 1060 I have tried bminer in windows and i am geting 2.6 and with nbminer 13.2 i am geting 1.9 max mining GRIN.
Mining on Windows 10 with 1060 , are you claiming you can mine Ethereum with 3 Gb cards ? That is impossible with other miners , so if you do it is awesome. I will give a try mining Grin with my 1060 rig , actually I am mining CryptonightHeavy with Xmr-Stak.
Nope.
No special tuning trick for ETH mining right now.
In fact, adding ETH mining support mainly due to a pre-test for developing the BTM+ETH dual mining mode.
can you please explain what the other 2 port 80 & 443 connection for? And the following ip has bad rep. IDK its allowed or not to post ip so i removed from screenshot
The 443 connection is a https request to update where to mine the dev fee.
The 80 connection is a http request to detect the IP address of the rig, which will later be used as worker name when mining the dev fee.
Anyway look good i test 1060 get around 1.8 graph/s.
Just fyi i wont use this for now because of this connection. and the connecting to port 80 ip address doesnt look good.
i google that ip and its shows something like this
You should set the dev fee static or dynamic address within the program, i hope you consider to remove those suspicious connection and i might use it., thank you.
Thanks for your advice.
The 443 https requests a dev fee content from https://gist.githubusercontent.com.
The 80 http requests ip address from http://ipv4bot.whatismyipaddress.com.
Using ip address as workername is a convenient way to get statistics of users, without an extra connection to our own server.
Static or in-app dynamic will be used later, when grin mining username formats are united among mining pools.
Mining on Windows 10 with 1060 , are you claiming you can mine Ethereum with 3 Gb cards ? That is impossible with other miners , so if you do it is awesome. I will give a try mining Grin with my 1060 rig , actually I am mining CryptonightHeavy with Xmr-Stak.
can you please explain what the other 2 port 80 & 443 connection for? And the following ip has bad rep. IDK its allowed or not to post ip so i removed from screenshot
https://i.imgur.com/snlNXSO.png
https://i.imgur.com/snlNXSO.png
The 443 connection is a https request to update where to mine the dev fee.
The 80 connection is a http request to detect the IP address of the rig, which will later be used as worker name when mining the dev fee.
Anyway look good i test 1060 get around 1.8 graph/s.
Just fyi i wont use this for now because of this connection. and the connecting to port 80 ip address doesnt look good.
i google that ip and its shows something like this
https://i.imgur.com/AIdb5UJ.png
You should set the dev fee static or dynamic address within the program, i hope you consider to remove those suspicious connection and i might use it., thank you.
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The current version of miner do not turn on the Grin Difficulty Check feature.
The reason for this is on early days of Grin mining, mining pools do not have a united definition mining difficulty, which will cause a even more trouble if miner do check difficulty.
I recently checked several pool, they seems to have united the definition.
The problem will be solved in next version.
The current version of miner do not turn on the Grin Difficulty Check feature.
The reason for this is on early days of Grin mining, mining pools do not have a united definition mining difficulty, which will cause a even more trouble if miner do check difficulty.
I recently checked several pool, they seems to have united the definition.
The problem will be solved in next version.
can you please explain what the other 2 port 80 & 443 connection for? And the following ip has bad rep. IDK its allowed or not to post ip so i removed from screenshot
The 443 connection is a https request to update where to mine the dev fee.
The 80 connection is a http request to detect the IP address of the rig, which will later be used as worker name when mining the dev fee.
looks good, support windows 7 for grin mining.
can you please explain what the other 2 port 80 & 443 connection for? And the following ip has bad rep. IDK its allowed or not to post ip so i removed from screenshot
https://i.imgur.com/snlNXSO.png
https://i.imgur.com/snlNXSO.png
best grin miner for multigpu righs , but not 100% utilizing more than 6 gpus even though CPU > i5
[Author]
Currently focus on Nvidia cards, no plans for AMD cards.
Currently focus on Nvidia cards, no plans for AMD cards.
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