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Title: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: Kenneth on May 20, 2012, 09:38:31 AM Question answered!
Title: Re: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: Kenneth on May 20, 2012, 08:20:19 PM Does anyone know if mining in with Java better/worse?
Title: Re: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: VEscudero on May 21, 2012, 01:02:24 AM Not at all, right now I do not know any java implementation that can even compete with some of the worst miners written in C.
http://www.bitcoinplus.com is well known, but If anyone knows a better one, please do not hesitate to provide detailed information. Title: Re: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: MarketNeutral on May 21, 2012, 01:55:08 AM For all intents and purposes, bitcoinplus is a scam. But it is very fascinating to me. Its profitably is zero, but it has the potential to introduce bitcoins to a wider audience. Even mining fractions of a bitcoin can do wonders to get people interested. "Look, I got my first coins, and I mined them myself. 0.00001 bitcoins! this is fun!" That's before the catch.
bitcoinplus.com has a hidden withdrawal fee of (correct me if I'm wrong) 0.01 bitcoins. So to withdraw 0.01 bitcoins, one must first mine 0.02 bitcoins. And one can only withdraw in increments of 0.01 bitcoins (after the requisite 0.02). And the payout decreases the closer one gets to the minimum withdrawal amount. What an utterly pointless endeavor. Just go to mycryptcoin.com or some other site to easily get fractional bitcoins. Are there any other java mining options besides bitcoinplus? I hope so. A decent web-based java miner would be a boon to newbies. Title: Re: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: AndrewBUD on May 21, 2012, 04:45:49 PM Not at all, right now I do not know any java implementation that can even compete with some of the worst miners written in C. http://www.bitcoinplus.com is well known, but If anyone knows a better one, please do not hesitate to provide detailed information. Well when I first started mining I tried some site... It had a java miner.. It ran at the same speed as using CGminer or guiminer.. So how is that not comparable? sure their total crap but I dont think that was the question. Title: Re: Using Java to bitcoin mine - Works the same as normal CPU/GPU mining? Post by: Lorguir on May 21, 2012, 05:46:05 PM For all intents and purposes, bitcoinplus is a scam. But it is very fascinating to me. Its profitably is zero, but it has the potential to introduce bitcoins to a wider audience. Even mining fractions of a bitcoin can do wonders to get people interested. "Look, I got my first coins, and I mined them myself. 0.00001 bitcoins! this is fun!" That's before the catch. bitcoinplus.com has a hidden withdrawal fee of (correct me if I'm wrong) 0.01 bitcoins. So to withdraw 0.01 bitcoins, one must first mine 0.02 bitcoins. And one can only withdraw in increments of 0.01 bitcoins (after the requisite 0.02). And the payout decreases the closer one gets to the minimum withdrawal amount. What an utterly pointless endeavor. Just go to mycryptcoin.com or some other site to easily get fractional bitcoins. Are there any other java mining options besides bitcoinplus? I hope so. A decent web-based java miner would be a boon to newbies. This isn't the best solution for newbies as the returns are really small.I'm sure GUIminer isn't too hard to setup (Just stumbled on the post talking about it) |