Hi all, I've seen a couple posts about mining on AWS, I am also setting that up, do you guys have any recommendations? Looking at the most profitable options of course. I have free credits from a startup accelerator so costs don't matter, only max returns!
Also, I hear you can connect multiple instances to combine power? No idea how this works, would someone be so kind to enlighten me about this?
Cheers yall, hope to hear from you soon!
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Hi Guys,
I made simple Android application for monitoring XMR Pools. If you mine there, please try this app and send me some report/feedback to find bugs and fix app. it's first version.
Thanks for feedbacks.
Topic:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/androidxmr-monero-mining-monitor-free-application-2024838
Download (google play store):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xyz.cryptomines.monero
I made simple Android application for monitoring XMR Pools. If you mine there, please try this app and send me some report/feedback to find bugs and fix app. it's first version.
Thanks for feedbacks.
Topic:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/androidxmr-monero-mining-monitor-free-application-2024838
Download (google play store):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xyz.cryptomines.monero
Can someone tell whether the 3GB version of the GTX1060 performs similar to the 6GB version in XMR? Currently I get 530 H/s @ 40W out of my overclocked GTX 1060 6GB, is the same possible with the smaller brother? Performance seems only to be dependant on the memory clock, not on the cores, so the fewer cores should not matter?
Maybe 6GB has better timing? But generally for XMR doen't matter if you have 3GB or 6GB, same for AMD 4 or 8GB. Core clocks matter.
Can someone tell whether the 3GB version of the GTX1060 performs similar to the 6GB version in XMR? Currently I get 530 H/s @ 40W out of my overclocked GTX 1060 6GB, is the same possible with the smaller brother? Performance seems only to be dependant on the memory clock, not on the cores, so the fewer cores should not matter?
If I want to start mining XMR now with a 3 GPU system, what would be your suggestion? The card should be energy efficient, but also produce reasonaböe hash rate.
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
I have 2 RX480's giving me 1224 H/s... Depending on the current hashrate, I typically net .5 XMR per week.. all good with me!
Claymore on windows 10.. i'm also using one of them for active use - mostly just youtube vids so one does better than the other.
If I want to start mining XMR now with a 3 GPU system, what would be your suggestion? The card should be energy efficient, but also produce reasonaböe hash rate.
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
I have 2 RX480's giving me 1224 H/s... Depending on the current hashrate, I typically net .5 XMR per week.. all good with me!
If I want to start mining XMR now with a 3 GPU system, what would be your suggestion? The card should be energy efficient, but also produce reasonaböe hash rate.
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
I have 2 RX480's giving me 1224 H/s... Depending on the current hashrate, I typically net .5 XMR per week.. all good with me!
If I want to start mining XMR now with a 3 GPU system, what would be your suggestion? The card should be energy efficient, but also produce reasonaböe hash rate.
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
Had a RX570 here for testing, it did not even 500 at stock, power consumption was >100W. A GTX 1060 would consume less power, what hash rate can be expected?
Try looking at nicehash.com
Why this pool says network hasrate is 150MH/s? It's doubled what it actually is.
Are you sure? Why there is so huge jump in difficulty?
Could be due to a number of things: 1. Minergate (not recommended) mines many coins and has a feature where it automatically switches miners to mine the most profitable coin at the time. This can result in quick swings.
2. People are realizing that Monero is the best privacy coin available, has actual real-world use now, is undervalued, has many more good features in development (Kovri is releasing soon), the planned hard fork is coming up in a few hours which will decrease fees...that all adds up to increased demand.
Wow.. Minergate currently has 49.7% of the hashrate according to this https://monerohash.com/#network
I wonder what that looked like a few weeks back?
Are you sure? Why there is so huge jump in difficulty?
Could be due to a number of things: 1. Minergate (not recommended) mines many coins and has a feature where it automatically switches miners to mine the most profitable coin at the time. This can result in quick swings.
2. People are realizing that Monero is the best privacy coin available, has actual real-world use now, is undervalued, has many more good features in development (Kovri is releasing soon), the planned hard fork is coming up in a few hours which will decrease fees...that all adds up to increased demand.
Hello. I'm new to Mining Monero. I have ASICMiner but i don't think it's possible. Can you suggest any hardware or rig that i can use for mining Monero?
Thanks.
Thanks.
I just use 2 x AMD Radeon RX480's and I get about 1200H/s (Claymore GPU miner on windows 10).
That said - Does anyone have any idea why one is hashing more than the other? Both are the same exact part number, model & FW, and all settings in Radeon Manager are all the same?
Cards available: 2
GPU #0: name: Ellesmere, 4096 MB available, 36 units
GPU #1: name: Ellesmere, 4096 MB available, 36 units
Total cards: 2
GPU 0: HashCnt = 1024, time = 1750 ms, hashrate = 585 h/s
GPU 1: HashCnt = 1024, time = 1628 ms, hashrate = 628 h/s
Are you sure? Why there is so huge jump in difficulty?
That said - Does anyone have any idea why one is hashing more than the other? Both are the same exact part number, model & FW, and all settings in Radeon Manager are all the same?
Back when I had two identical 6770's I also had different rates, with roughly the same percent difference as yours. And then when I had two BTC Jalepenos and later the BTC Block Erupters, those never had the same rates. I guess it's pretty normal but I'd also like to know what the reason is.
Is there asic miners for monero?
Hello. I'm new to Mining Monero. I have ASICMiner but i don't think it's possible. Can you suggest any hardware or rig that i can use for mining Monero?
Thanks.
Thanks.
I just use 2 x AMD Radeon RX480's and I get about 1200H/s (Claymore GPU miner on windows 10).
That said - Does anyone have any idea why one is hashing more than the other? Both are the same exact part number, model & FW, and all settings in Radeon Manager are all the same?
Cards available: 2
GPU #0: name: Ellesmere, 4096 MB available, 36 units
GPU #1: name: Ellesmere, 4096 MB available, 36 units
Total cards: 2
GPU 0: HashCnt = 1024, time = 1750 ms, hashrate = 585 h/s
GPU 1: HashCnt = 1024, time = 1628 ms, hashrate = 628 h/s
Hello. I'm new to Mining Monero. I have ASICMiner but i don't think it's possible. Can you suggest any hardware or rig that i can use for mining Monero?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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