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Title: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: skybot13x on August 21, 2014, 07:07:17 AM Seems its all about the rich people lol (GPU miners), Cryptonote coins are alright but seem to slowly decline
Title: Re: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: Justine on August 21, 2014, 07:52:11 AM There are reported of miners using GPU to mine CrytoNotes.
Check out the mining sub-forum for more information. Title: Re: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: skybot13x on August 21, 2014, 07:57:54 AM There are reported of miners using GPU to mine CrytoNotes. Check out the mining sub-forum for more information. Well they still dont seem as vulnerable as other ones that claimed CPU only but thanks Title: Re: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: TimeHacker on August 21, 2014, 11:07:14 AM With CPU I'm mining cryptonotes on Minergate (http://bit.ly/1l6hUPe), where it's easy to keep switching between coins according to fluctuations in difficulty, and it's quite profitable this way... at least much more profitable than mining one coin 24/7.
Title: Re: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: Deviant1 on August 21, 2014, 11:21:31 AM If I was going to mine with a CPU I would go with Monero. Seems to be the best out of the cryptonote bunch (definitely stay away from bytecoin - see the bytecoin scam thread for reasons why).
I think Monero has the best chance for widespread adoption out of all the cryptonote coins. Title: Re: Any worthwhile CPU coins other than current CryptoNotes? Post by: TimeHacker on August 21, 2014, 02:35:45 PM If I was going to mine with a CPU I would go with Monero. Seems to be the best out of the cryptonote bunch (definitely stay away from bytecoin - see the bytecoin scam thread for reasons why). I think Monero has the best chance for widespread adoption out of all the cryptonote coins. That's probably true, but sometimes it seems to be more profitable to mine other cryptonote coins and exchange to Monero, due to Monero's high mining difficulty. |