Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1938. (Read 4670562 times)

Yea dat helped yo, thx. E high 5. Its been an old file of simpleminer. Now it works with the new one from first post.

Getting about 180H/s with 14 threads.

Effectively using promotions is very important in the mining game although some of the people using a lot of free VPSs are doing it fraudulently (comment not directed at anyone in particular because I don't know), which isn't really any different from botnets.

Where are you renting from?

say whatttttt, good on you man. I am a man who can appreciate free. I have about 800h/s costing me about 100 USD a month. In the end it will pay for itself.

Whats up with extremehash?

all free

Sounds expensive

i got 20 vps servers running mine at 450-600h/s

try to download the 64 bit binaries in first post. on my i7 960 bloomfield i get about 85 on all 8. on six cores i get 77,.

With simpleminer i get only 20H with all 8 threads, same CPU, but at 4800Mhz. Using Windows 7 64bit. Is Linux better, or should i try another pool or .exe?


Guy what miner and pool do you use, i get only 25-45H/s with 14 Threads ^^

How can you get 200-400H or moar?

hopefully not

one day we will mine this with gpu?

That is actually kinda slow and can be acheived with about 1 server. The botnets are pulling 20Kh/s

as always insightful.
thank you. this might help new comers as well. imagine, people buying 500 dollar computers to run their wallet and daemon. liek buying a phone. a necessity for modern money use.
a phone could carry the wallet info and can be used a card. you use the camera to capture the destination address, and an app captures money to be sent and your home computer handles the rest. I think i am just rambling. but I feel there is an idea there. i just know it.

wish i had o botnet..

Maybe it will improve after a bit? I don't think there are any special flags.. No reason stratum should slow your hashrate down.

At the $500 price point you are likely talking about one computer.

That being the case, I would buy a computer you could use for other things. Then you get the mining gear for free, and no one can compete with that.

If it were specifically for mining you want to maximize your mining power for the absolute minimum cost, which means you want a decent CPU but not a  high end extreme model. I would build my open rig (don't waste money on a case) get a very basic motherboard, ideally with integrated video (again don't waste money on a video card) and minimal RAM. Run linux on it.

Also, take a look at whether you can get more output with two $250 systems (lower end CPU) instead of one $500. I'm not sure. Once we have a good performance chart it will be easier to figure this out.

If you want to spend more and go bigger then, at some point, you need to deal with hosting issues and are better of with rack mounted servers, possibly blades. I think they have a bit of a price premium though. For a while stick with cheap open rigs.

VPS may make sense short term but if you are in this for the long term buying hardware (efficiently) is quite a bit cheaper than VPS, even if you end up having to rent space for your farm. This likely requires good skills in getting back value out of reselling used gear when you upgrade.

In summary mining is all about cost efficiency above all else. If you were around at all during the big GPU mining phase of bitcoin and altcoins then it is really the same principles, except with the GPU. You can look around at how people save money by not spending it on inessential components (cases, etc.), finding promotional deals, etc.

Extremepool.org

Stratum now available and new miner released.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6807962

got my miners online..
how many coins/day can i expect at Hash Rate: 445.00 H/sec?

You are right haha, thanks!

For an i7-2600 on Linux 64bit, any special flags I should do?
For some reason, last version gave 24H per thread, now seems to be doing 19H.