Topic: Z.cash mining is up! What you using? What you getting? BTC/ZEC whichever. - page 3. (Read 12099 times)

I had exactly the same experience on zcash.flypool.org. miner crashes within a second.
What a bummer.
will try suprnova once they have t-addresses working (right now crashes on suprnova as well)
what platform is AMD (1?)

mining on two sites atm

one with CPU's

http://zcash.flypool.org/ I can't GPU mine here yet the AMD miner they link for windows crashes with in second and i can't find another windows based software miner that works on  that site and Bash on Ubuntu on Windows is a bitch to set up and i get bored tiring to get the AMD drivers to install and not gonna box all my PC with Ubuntu. I like windows to much .

the other site GPU mining


http://coinsforall.io   mining here only  because there software miner  only works on there site, i tried with zcash.flypool in the conf,  it won't connect .


gonna check out super nova next

don't care much for nicehash .

If you want to rent the hashing, it is cheaper to rent it from the Nicehash. That could be 5 times cheaper.

Hi guy, anybody tried zcash.flypool.org (same guys who do ethermine and ethpool)?

I tried to install genoil's 2.2 and 3.2 as per their instructions, but windows 10 refuses to run genoil.exe from a bat file.
my driver is 16.9.1
How you guys do it? is there a minimal amount of RAM?

I have some hash at genesis mining.
anyone without a rig can rent one using my referrals in my sig. thanks

Yeah I may with a buddy point a full rig (6 cards) or a 1/2 rig (3 cards) at this. The catch imho is everyone is so p/o'd at ethereum if this looks as good as even ETC classic at some
point and gets around a $1 a coin.....the eth classic guys imho (those left) will bolt ..especially if either goes to a POS coin or in Eth classic's case make No DECISION on such and plug
ears going nanananana...which also is annoying

I never expected ethereum and GPU mining to make a comeback...considering that BTC uses enough electric as Denmark I think I read....figured I'd see where it goes...might be a coin
again in this particular direction..GPU wise I mean

I"d give it a 1 out of 20 chance of it getting someday to the 18c a coin LISK price now.......but hey missed the CPU days ..kinda cool how it works.

More importantly, it is getting me off my butt to put together the 2 towers I no longer use (regular non mining graphic cards of the 20 buck variety) from parts scattered across
the house...put them all back in 2 cases..where they should be as doorstops IF i spend a little electric and it makes me get that done ..I'm ahead

(boredom is a dangerous thing in crypto..passed on the A4 Innsilicon scrypt miners and their 45 day warranty......thus doing this to 'beat' the ASIC withdrawal cravings

I saw that the CPU miners are very efficient at the moment, much more efficient than the GPU. So the initial hash will be high.

Time for an upgrade?

I'm currently running my work desktop and work laptop, home laptop, and a couple of VPS machines, all CPU only, totalling around 75 Sol/s for an average 0.0032 BTC/day at the moment. Haven't started running my GPU rig yet. Nicehash payrates are pretty volatile, so I'm going to switch to another pool and hold ZEC when mainnet launches.

 Well below is my 'puny' setup using windows 10 64 bit with the nicehash CPU miner direct to BTC for now.
At the below address.

https://www.nicehash.com/?p=miners&addr=1PbhCD56EE1ur45UvTca5wEUkAPpTi25oq

Currently as of just launched I'm making 13.7c per day. (Zowie!) on my

Windows 10 64 bit Satellite Pro 2010 st-6844 with 8 gig max ram (full) and Intel 4 core (8 core with virtual cores) (also currently running on 6 cores in bat file)
at a blinding I7 Q20 1.90 GHz CPU again with 8 meg ram total.

1.64/sols speed

0.0001 BTC a day.

13.7c USD a day

Living the dream I am. LOL

Here is the youtube link I used to toss this up on the Windows 10 machine. I plan on getting a Ubuntu 16.04 box up with 8 gig I have laying about up and running this
for giggles also.

Eventually I MAY figure out how to make an address and a wallet. But not that far yet

Anyway the youtube video link took 10 min to watch and 2 min to install. Just make sure you find out how many cores your CPU has via looking up the specs
the bat file is setup he uses on the youtube video (see comments) and all you put in for nicehash is your BTC address and what you have for cores.

I have my cores set at the end of the batch file at 6 IF I'm not using it for much or it dog's down. CPU performance is probably 80%. Remember on Intel I7 CPU's
from what I understand have 4 real cores and 4 virtual cores for a total of 8 cores. The author in the youtube video used 6 as did I. Also note even thou I have
an I7 that 'supposedly' could use the newer computer file he mentions in the video. Mine was too old (2000 machine) thus I used what he uses for a batch
file mentioned. So all I7 CPU's are not equal.

Also nicehash only mines to BTC directly to your address. (payouts daily). Anyway again the link below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVNGcF37jM4

He has an update to the above to mine GPU and or the above CPU to an address wallet on a pool. I have not got that far yet. So check his thread.

The other CPU version he mentions is below. Windows 64 bit also. BUT it mines to a pool and address and such. I've not figured out how to make a wallet yet. Need a Linux box setup
I'm working on first ..but here is the link if you want or know how to jump right to that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt4rsP5qshE

His same channel on youtube has GPU miner setup of various kinds and other stuff.

Anyway folks on here can post there results and/or rigs and we can see if this boat floats or not. Anyway the above CPU setup is quick and amusing as a way to start.