I Think Power consumption mining intense coin normally is lower than mining ethereum.
At least for my graphic cards (1060 and 1070). It is also shown on whattomine.com.
My 1060 is 70W for cryptonight and 90 W for ethash. But it also depends on settings of the GPU.
You can also mine intensecoin with CPU.

Went to discord and to me it looks like there is development in progress.
The development channel had to be enabled on discord to see it. Instructions in announcements how to enable channels.

I Think Everything will be fine.
But check it yourself and make your own conclusion.

With my Ryzen 7 1700

Aeon (cryptonight-light) xmrig: 1900 H/s
Intensecoin (cryptonight) xmrig-nvidia: 500 H/s
Credits (Aragon2d) in wallet miner: 45 kH/s
Yenten (YescryptR16): 1030 H/s

I know also follwing coins can be mined with CPU but have not tried myself yet:
Verium
ROI coin
Zoin
Magi

Regarding Cryptonight there is a nice profitability comparison calculator here:
http://minecryptonight.net/

I have not overclocked my CPU at all so my results are without overclocking.

Seems like a bad idea to create a coin with a name that already exists of another coin?
Can cause some confusion. Will you rebrand?

Yes I read it first somewhere in this thread but it is also mentioned on twitter:
https://twitter.com/monoeci_monaco/status/943758915124236288?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcoinmarketcap.com%2Fcurrencies%2Fmonacocoin%2F

But in reality there seem to be problems? Looking at block Explorer the rewards are still split 8/2 and many rewards are not split at all (only one receiver that get 10 XMCC)?
Maybe we can get an explanation? Somebody stealing rewards from the masternodes?

Edit: I got this explanation on discord:
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@onlimono/increased-xmcc-master-node-reward-or-xmcc

I guess miners want as much as possible and don't update until they are forced. Still does not explain the 10 XMCC rewards to miner only. Hopefully cryptopia will update. Why didn't they do it earlier, mandatory update was annunced weeks ago?

You can also check this page for a rough estimation of Daily income:
https://masternodes.online/currencies/XMCC/

But as previously mentioned the reward will increase very soon at block 120000.
We are now at block 119750. 2 minutes per block on average so that would be within just a few hours.

Has this coin anything to do with the town Avesta in Sweden?
http://www.visitdalarna.se/en/sodra-dalarna/avesta/

You know it has the words largest Dala-horse and a huge copper-coin!

Instead of switching one day per week I think it is better to dedicate one of your GPUs in the rig to the long term profit coin and leave it running 24/7. And the rest of GPUs 24/7 on the pay-the-bills-coin. Mining is best when done continously at a steady pace and not switching back and forward all the time. Even if you have only one rig you don't have to run all GPUs on the same coin.

I think you need somebody that can help you on site for simpler tasks. Maybe need to replace a blown fuse, restart a router or something that can't be done over internet. Is it really worth that distance just to get lower outside temps?

If you want to run the graphical wallet it should be monoeci-qt.exe
If you want to use command line wallet (which usually is more what you use on a server) you should start monoecid.exe and then use monoeci-cli.exe for the wallet functions (with monoecid running in tge background). When using monoeci-qt GUI wallet you don´t need monoecid running in background.

I don´t know what monoeci-tx.exe is, never seen that one. I use Linux mainly so maybe it is a windows thing?

Hello!

I went to github to compile the new wallet release but there is no update there since 6 months?
I prefer to compile from source because that is best way to avoid virus and to make it work on Arch Linux.
Where is the source code?

You can mine with the CPU on tour GPU rig as an addition to get some more coins.
As an example my Ryzen 7 1700 get 500 H/s on cryptonight, the same hashrate as my GTX 1060.
I have mined thousands of intensecoins with my CPU before the difficulty and price went up.
It paid itself several times.

I registered an account but hen I could not login using the username and password just created.
I used the forgot password function to get a mail to recover the login but did not get any mail.

Have anybody successfully created an account on tradesatoshi.com lately?
I am using chromium browser on Arch Linux (don't know if that matters).

Edit: Solved by register my account again a little bit later.

You can compile wallet from source code:
https://github.com/BTCGPU/BTCGPU/tree/0.15

Or download releases: https://github.com/BTCGPU/BTCGPU/releases

I have not tried bitcoin gold but in general I always compile my wallets from source code at github to avoid viruses and to get an optimized version for my hardware and OS. I use Linux so it is quite easy to compile a wallet. Just follow instructions on github.

If someone finds this coin and write about it here the difficulty will not be low anymore.

Sometimes I find profitable coins looking at multicoin pools. Or maybe look at announcement threads after new coins not yet listed on exchanges.
If lucky you get many coins that increase in value later. If unlucky they are just a scam.

I was lucky and mined some cheap intensecoins a couple of months ago.
Not sure I will be that lucky again.

According to wccftech.com

TITAN V Mining Performance
Coin   Stock Clock   OC
(Power Limit 65%,
Core+75,Mem+130)   System Load (Stock)   System Load (OC)
ETH   70 MH/s   77 MH/s   213w   237w
ZEC   750 SOL   877 SOL   221w   244w
XMR   1224 H/s   1417 H/s   157w   165w
LBC   685 MH/s   N/A   241w   N/A
VTC   88.7 MH/s   100.3 MH/s   246w   259w

The mining perfomance is good but I don't think it is worth the high price.
Better wait for the release of cheaper GPUs based on Volta.
Not sure when they will be released though.

GPU must be connected to PCIe slot so PCI will not work.
I think you could find more modern motherboards when putting so much money on a rig.
It would probably work anyway but you want it to last for a while.
Maybe moderboard with Ryzen CPU to mine some CPU only coins in addition to GPU mining?

You can try Credits (see my signature). The difficulty has increased a lot lately but the price has also increased a lot so it is still profitable for CPU mining. It is solo mining with wallet only so you may have to wait long to win the blocks if you not have a fast CPU but it should be worth it.

I had the same problem but after doing everything described in following link everything synced fast.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=815487.msg27002131#msg27002131

Add the nodes in crown.conf as described and you get good connections to valid nodes.

Edit: No I was wrong. It was fast syncing at first but got stuck again on block 1684422 after the resync. I was stuck on this block before the resync too so resyncing after addnodes did not help. So how to fix this?

Edit 2: Waited a bit longer and now it is stuck at block 1684799. I guess syncing is slow and with some patience it will catch up?
Block explorer is at block 1686036. https://chainz.cryptoid.info/crw/
But latest block is more than 10 hours old. Something is not right...

I am blind, just ses above...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=815487.msg27029322#msg27029322

I just use ssh terminal for remote control of my mining rigs (both my rigs and desktop computer use Linux).
I mostly use CLI in a terminal window.

If I still want GUI I use x2go for remote Linux desktop.