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Title: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: speedyb on November 30, 2020, 05:46:47 AM was wondering if the claymore was any faster or if there the same? figure id ask before learning the extra steps to setup claymore
Title: Re: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: philipma1957 on November 30, 2020, 01:22:23 PM This is btc section I asked mods to move this to alt coin section
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=160.0 Title: Re: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: dikobraz123 on November 30, 2020, 05:25:33 PM Current Claymore miner is version 15.0 released on December 2019, and there were no updates since 15.0. The current version is valid till #384 DAG epoch - so in next couple of weeks Claymore will become obsolete.
Forget about Claymore, there are alternatives - Phoenix miner, lol miner, and bunch of others... Each miner has his own topic, so the best course of action will be to investigate results other miners have posted in miner-specific topic. Of course, if mr. Claymore woke from his hibernation - I'll recommend his miner over Nanominer - my small rig gives around 170 Mh/s on Claymore, and on Nanominer it is modest 145 Mh/s. Title: Re: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: FP91G on December 01, 2020, 05:35:41 PM I'm not sure that now any of the miner developers will be able to make a new discovery in order to increase the ETH hashrate.
All video cards are tested on the Ethash algorithm, so do not waste time experimenting. Pool luck also affects the profit, but if you use large pools, you will not notice the difference Title: Re: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: gwdf1 on December 03, 2020, 08:22:07 PM How do I change the-strap, -sintensity, and-rxboost parameters correctly to adjust video card timings and increase profitability by 10-20%?
Title: Re: has anyone tested nanopool miner vs claymore miner Post by: jgonzi on December 04, 2020, 07:37:00 AM was wondering if the claymore was any faster or if there the same? figure id ask before learning the extra steps to setup claymore The problem is that Claymore is death for ETC and it will be completely death for ETH in less than 1 month... At the end nearly all miners give the same hash in Pool... I'm talking in Pool because is it well known that some miners inflate his hash and at the end in pool are nearly all the same, 1-2% maximum. So you should think in another alternative for Claymore, if you are looking something for a Mix Rig (AMD and Nvidia) lolMiner is a good solution |