Topic: setgenerate true -1 solo CPU mining question (Read 7750 times)
It's really hard to solomine at high difficulty, it's better to mine in a pool!
Thanks guys. My CPU isn't great for solo mining XPM, no.
I've read that I could be getting up to 2 chains per day but I'm only getting .06 with a i7 3770. Have no idea why.
I've read that I could be getting up to 2 chains per day but I'm only getting .06 with a i7 3770. Have no idea why.
The difficulty multiplied not long ago. From 9.xxx.. to 10.xxx... My XPM income dropped by more than 70 %
. Try pool mining at beeeeer.org, I am very pleased with them. Currently I am mining DTC(same algo/concept as XPM) at http://dtc.gpool.net/. There is language tab at the top right corner in case the site is in Chinese
Thanks guys. My CPU isn't great for solo mining XPM, no.
I've read that I could be getting up to 2 chains per day but I'm only getting .06 with a i7 3770. Have no idea why.
I've read that I could be getting up to 2 chains per day but I'm only getting .06 with a i7 3770. Have no idea why.
So this activates all possible cores to mine.
However, can I do this from every wallet console? I know it works with XPM coin but is it just XPM coin?
I checked out this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-to-solo-cpu-mining-scrypt-based-crypto-currencies-on-windows-260049 and wasn't sure how to apply it to the coin I wanted to test it on. For instance, what to put in the add node section. If it's possible to bypass all of that complication than I would much rather just type setgenerate true -1.
Thanks!
However, can I do this from every wallet console? I know it works with XPM coin but is it just XPM coin?
I checked out this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-to-solo-cpu-mining-scrypt-based-crypto-currencies-on-windows-260049 and wasn't sure how to apply it to the coin I wanted to test it on. For instance, what to put in the add node section. If it's possible to bypass all of that complication than I would much rather just type setgenerate true -1.
Thanks!
yes it works for pretty much all coins, but im not sure how beneficial it is with most CPUS, ive mostly just used my CPU to top up whatever pool i was gpu mining
I have done it with all my QTs, so I assume it works for them all. I'm not sure what you are wondering about the add node section, but to add a node in the console you type;
Nodes are your connections to the network and has nothing to do with mining itself
In the conf.file you type;
To clarify if confused; you change 123.123.123 to the actual node/address
Is your CPU good enough to solomine XPM?
Code:
addnode 123.123.123 add
Nodes are your connections to the network and has nothing to do with mining itself
In the conf.file you type;
Code:
addnode=123.123.123
To clarify if confused; you change 123.123.123 to the actual node/address
Is your CPU good enough to solomine XPM?
So this activates all possible cores to mine.
However, can I do this from every wallet console? I know it works with XPM coin but is it just XPM coin?
I checked out this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-to-solo-cpu-mining-scrypt-based-crypto-currencies-on-windows-260049 and wasn't sure how to apply it to the coin I wanted to test it on. For instance, what to put in the add node section. If it's possible to bypass all of that complication than I would much rather just type setgenerate true -1.
Thanks!
However, can I do this from every wallet console? I know it works with XPM coin but is it just XPM coin?
I checked out this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/guide-to-solo-cpu-mining-scrypt-based-crypto-currencies-on-windows-260049 and wasn't sure how to apply it to the coin I wanted to test it on. For instance, what to put in the add node section. If it's possible to bypass all of that complication than I would much rather just type setgenerate true -1.
Thanks!
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