Topic: [PROFITABLE CPU MINING] Mine from home / work! Tutorial - page 7. (Read 102189 times)

I do mining, with pool from wallet. With my Intel Core I5-2430m 2.40 Ghz.
I dont feel like 2 coins maby each day is worth it. or wath should i prefere?

EARNINGS

    0.0000 MMC Paid
    0.3845 MMC Current balance
    0.3255 MMC Unconfirmed

STATS

    YES Connected
    2.93 HPM (estimated)
    0.7101 MMC Mined (last 24 hours)

“Earnings” shows your current balance, amount of paid funds, and amount of unconfirmed funds. As soon as the blocks that you have been mining are confirmed, the unconfirmed funds will be transferred to your current balance. Next you will need to wait for the payment to reach your address.

“Blocks“ shows the list of the blocks that you have been mining.

“Connected: YES“ means that in the last 5 minutes your miner has sent at least one share to the pool.
BLOCKS
Block Height    Date    Shares    Payout    Status
12544    32 minutes ago    0.018%    0.03365646    IMMATURE
12528    an hour ago    0.035%    0.06644106    IMMATURE
12520    2 hours ago    0.032%    0.06024128    IMMATURE
12516    2 hours ago    0.046%    0.08723472    IMMATURE
12472    6 hours ago    0.041%    0.07796927    IMMATURE
12467    7 hours ago    0.036%    0.06723772    CONFIRMED
12451    8 hours ago    0.045%    0.08520621    CONFIRMED
12439    9 hours ago    0.045%    0.08570954    CONFIRMED
12431    10 hours ago    0.049%    0.09171505    CONFIRMED
12422    11 hours ago    0.029%    0.05466458    CONFIRMED

Good luck!
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I am going to give this a try.

Here's a great 24 hours comparison done by ReviewOutlaw for ALL CPU COINS.

http://www.reviewoutlaw.com/most-profitable-cpu-coin-list-alt-coin-profits-24-hours-mining/

Guess who the winner is?

Here's a nice fresh cloud mining guide using free credit:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-with-the-cloud-for-free-memorycoin-general-overview-445491

If you mean the pool miner that is integrated with the newest wallet (Version 0.8.582) then they are the same.
As I wrote - if you have Windows and AES-NI enabled CPU + 64 bit, you're all set to go with the integrated miner.
If not, follow option 2 in my post as you'll have to make it work manually.

How does yamMiner compare the wallet miner? How many more coins would I generate by switching over to yamMiner?

Very happy to hear that!

I don't know, but as I said - I highly recommend mining at mmcpool

Answered your PM

Is this mine really working?

Last block was found 29 days ago!!!

I was mining there for a while but I abandoned that mine, since I assume there is something going wrong in there...

Thanks for the guide, it gave a huge bump to my HPM.

Itsik78, what is your hpm to get 24mmc per day?
Do u have a server with one i7 4770k?

Thanks

Sounds like this will be a little risky to the processor due to the heat factor, at least if one has a regular stock cpu-fan...
however this risk can of course be lowered by using less cpu threads or by getting some quality cooling system for the processor 
just thought I should point this out before someone bbq's their processor

 

Keep in mind that the mined blocks need to be confirmed.
Check your balance in the pools through the wallet:
Choose "Mining -> Pool Balance" and choose all 3 to see your page (if any).

What's the HPM that you see?
What CPU do you have?
What are the settings you use?

i been mining for hours and only have 0.05981898 mmc 

Yes - I agree - better to have mmcpool on top to even out the pool balance.

By the way, my personal recommendation is to place mmcpool on the top of the list (in case you're doing it manually) so your yam-mmc.cfg will look something like that:

There is a 32bit version as well.
Not the one integrated with the wallet.
You'll have to take route #2 and do it manually.

Is this only for 64bit OS? is there a 32bit version?

Rgds

Ratters

Dont think i have AES, i run Athlons but ill give it a try.

Thanks

Much faster, mainly if you have AES-NI... Try it out and compare.