Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1936. (Read 4670562 times)

I think we need a PR team  to publicity MRO and get more focus..
Some people agree with me?

The FX-9370 is a 8-core 8-threads processor 
Or better, 4-modules 8-core 8-threads processor.

Here's one example of really good CPU mining rig - cost/performance best buy:
CPU 2x Intel Xeon E5450 (2 x 50$)
Motherboard: dual CPU supermicro server board socket 771 (50$)
RAM: 2x 2gb server RAM, buffered or unbuffered ECC DDR2, depends on which motherboard you buy (10$)
Storage: 32gb SSD (30$)
PSU: any decent PSU is more than enough, you'll also need additional 8pin CPU power connectors, socket 771/775 heatsinks and few 12v fans for cooling both CPUs & chipset (PSU + fans = 60$)

This kind of rig gives you 170-200 h/s for 250$ and those CPUs consume only 65-80w each, if anyone can assemble cheaper rig with such power please let me know.
Here's my champion in action:

https://i.imgur.com/TGGRINM.jpg

And here's where you can find all the parts:

https://i.imgur.com/ECR5Mye.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/EtGhaCi.jpg

P.S.
No need for case (eATX rackmount cases are under 100$) cos such rig looks awesome mounted on the wall, you can imagine how a place with dozens of those rigs mounted on all walls in the room looks like 

True although the blockchain doesn't have to be on the same machine as the miner even if you are solo mining. You can run one daemon on your network and have a bunch of miners connect to it.

Thank you.

cpuminer-multi takes up only 0.3% of my 4 GB RAM for 4 threads. Any amount of RAM is fine (unless you are solomining, in which case you need enough to store the blockchain).

Good question, and let me know the hash rate when it's online

Is there any need for more pools?
They seem to all be setup quite well now, but I could have a friend make one.

I don't have a single complaint about this coin.

When I get my new AMD FX-9370 up and running, I should be able to mine up to 16 threads (but will probably only mine 14). How much RAM should I be planning to put into that box, in order to handle up to 16 threads? I know the CryptoNote mining process is memory intensive. But is it RAM or cache or what? Can someone give me a hint on this point?

Thanks in advance.

http://www.Extremepool.org now has 0% fee until further notice!!.  Enjoy!
 http://mro.extremepool.org


https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/extremepool-pool-bcnxmrqcnxdndashfcnmcnaeonbbrdoshoecinf8-mining-615486

Anyone can give advice on how to build a professional mining rig for Monero coin? A guide on hosting pool on the coin is helpful also.


Expected coin per day on specified cpu is helpful if someone willing to share that information.


I will willing to invest in infrastructure for Monero if I can get technical assistance from developer or useful guide.


Thank you

We do not have to voted to Mintpal..It's Minptal's loss without MRO..

anyone looking for a super fast install of cpuminer-multi try this command on Unix;


in fact you could even do this one the end (remember to edit your address/pool)

30 H/s according to CPUminer (an averager script/side program/argument would come in handy, by the way),  more like 22H/s according to bitmonerod.

I would tend to take their response at face value only because of the technical challenges of integrating it. They can integrate 100 shitcoins for the same effort as integrating MRO. However, I also agree they may change their mind when they see how much activity is has on the other exchanges.

They're probably trying not to let the cat out of the bag and cause a huge pump before they add it. 

Yea Bernard good choice, let's take a cigar and let them work to grow our wallet  
Very good team, it's not 35 hours per week here

I sent them two messages days ago, before and after the release on Poloniex. The answer was the same: we'll keep an eye, maybe in some months (yes, months)

I would not be surprised they change their mind, though.

I agree, I love my Mintbox. I have no idea if it makes a good Monero miner (haven't tried -- it is being used for something else) but as a general mid-range computer with all the advantages you mentioned they are amazing.

Mintbox 2
Completely passive, reasonably powerful, low power usage, very compact, able to withstand 24/7 power on (try this with a laptop for extended period of time. I have a very small appartment, but I mine and sleep well.
If I want more than casual, I invest, No more than I can afford to lose. Then I use 20/100 rule to get my money back and (starting from now, this is the "extended 20/100") place a buy order with this money at -40% of that doubled, then quadrupled, then octupled price. If 40%-of-doubled-price" is not fulfilled before reaching quadrupled price, I add the money of said buy order at -40%-of-doubled-price to the buy order at -40%-of-quadrupled-price. Same thing with octupled-price. At this stage, I paid back my expenses and so I use the money for something else. And I have peace of mind

=> peace of mind for sleeping
=> peace of mind for environment
=> peace of mind for investement

I probably am the only one in the core team to do it that way. Which is neither good nor bad, it just that, even if we are all in the core team, we are all differents.


I agree. I tend to merge my reply (this post is a good example) so my ranking is undervalued (I'd say by 30% but I don't really now).
On the other hand, teenages screaming "to da m00n!" could easily attain full member status. Would you trust them?

But all in all, it is somewhat useful. As long as you don't use it as the sole metrics (hint: grammar, syntax and most importantly stylistics are important - lenght of post is too, I noticed).