I read the forum thread... It does not inspire confidence when developers are rude to the usual questions of forum users... Support 0  The author of the topic is rigelminer and I did not see rudeness in his posts. You can find a link to this topic in the README.md file. Information from the README.md file Support Discord: https://discord.gg/zKTgcGgc6k I am not the developer of this miner, so when I see banal questions, I sometimes swear  It's not hard to guess by looking at your other forum posts that you are the developer of this program (or are in the development group). So yes, it's very convenient to be rude to everyone under the guise of another account. I have been in mining for more than 6 years. I have never seen such a disregard (on forum branches) anywhere! There's just 0 support. Well, even if you are not a developer (which I don't believe), then the developers clearly don't care about their project, since it allows this on its forum thread. Good luck with this attitude  If you have been mining since 2017, then how can you ask such idiotic questions with 3 years of experience in mining. You can't read ASIC specifications and find information about how it works? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2647654.msg55780527#msg55780527If you ask the official discord channel about me, then people there will say that I have nothing to do with this miner. But then your fantasies will be destroyed. |
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Check out some interesting statistics https://hiveon.com/statistics/The nvidia 3000 series is quite popular with miners, and AMD still mines a lot of old video cards, such as Radeon RX 580 8GB and Radeon RX 570 8GB. Probably the owners have cheap electricity. Kaspa has become a popular coin in mining. And I don't see Nvidia's 4000 series either. |
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Access GPU computing nodes from community members all around the world https://clore.ai/what can be rented Any reasonably modern computer/server with NVIDIA GPUfees We currently charge 2.5% fee from orders placed on spot market and 10% from on demand orders + very low order creation fee (lower than $0.01)This is a new service. I haven't tested it yet. They rent Nvidia graphics cards for rendering and other tasks. |
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Will things turn around for Gpu miners in the next bull market? I don't want to wait till we are in a bull market before I buy cheap graphic cards, I am planning to buy once BTC halving is successful, but do you think that a new life will be breath into graphic cards profits again.
There are still a lot of video cards in mining and only old video cards of the 1000 and 2000 series of Nvidia and AMD analogs have fallen in price. Many miners do not sell cheap 3000 series, because it is still relevant in the mining of new coins. New coins will appear, and there will probably not be stable ones like Ethereum this year. |
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Information from the Bzminer discord Beta version of Bzminer v14.0.0b1 with IronFish coin support: - Same as previous beta
- Dual etc + ironfish
- Dual ethw + ironfishhttps://discord.gg/NRty3PCVdBhttps://t.me/koliamainer/8922I will not publish links to miners until these appear on the developer's Github and there are 5 more days before Iron Fish mining starts |
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Mainnet Date Change We have an important mainnet update — we are delaying the Iron Fish mainnet to April 20, 2023. Our mission has always been to create the strongest privacy layer-1 possible, and have put our codebase through rigorous tests. In this process, we found a bug that needs to be fixed before we can launch mainnet. We appreciate your support and patience while we resolve the issue. This delay also means testnet participants will have more time to complete KYC; please see the information below for updated deadlines. https://www.ironfish.network/blog/2023/03/13/mainnet-date? |
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I read the forum thread... It does not inspire confidence when developers are rude to the usual questions of forum users... Support 0 The author of the topic is rigelminer and I did not see rudeness in his posts. You can find a link to this topic in the README.md file. Information from the README.md file Support Discord: https://discord.gg/zKTgcGgc6k I am not the developer of this miner, so when I see banal questions, I sometimes swear |
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lolMiner 1.70Changes Improved Nexa mining performance by 6 - 8% on all supported GPUs (except AMD Vega / VII). Improved power efficiency of Nexa mining. Hint: Due to recent problems we advice to use the miner with --dns-over-https 0 when connecting to an auto-location pool. Else the pool mirror you receive might not be ideal for your location. Special thanks to hashrate.no and JulianoCaju for help to iron out the bugs of this version https://github.com/Lolliedieb/lolMiner-releases/releases/tag/1.70Check all links with this post from the developer. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4724735.0
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Even if they arrive soon, is there any profitable mineable coin other than Monero?
I think that in such a situation there are no profitable coins for mining on the market. For the processor, you also need to make special motherboards on which you can install several processors, otherwise for one processor there are a lot of additional costs for buying other PC components. And modern server hardware is very expensive, so I have not seen it in mining. |
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I don't think that nuclear energy is cheap because waste disposal is very expensive. I mean as per the rate quoted in the article. It seems pretty cheap which means the operational costs could also be cheap but anyways i really don't know much about what it takes to set up a nuclear plant. Maybe they are just given discounted tariffs as per an agreement. But hydropower looks more attractive.
Probably not in most countries, including mine. Even the industrial tariffs are just unbearable Electricity is cheap when the consumer of electricity is located near the nuclear power plant. If electricity needs to be transported, intermediary services are required and losses occur. The Nuclear Power Plant needs Uranium-235 and its enrichment technology. |
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Interesting, I had no idea that Nuclear power is much cheaper at 2 cents per kilowatt-hour of power as compared to the U.S. industrial average of 9 cents/kWh or was this just as per the agreement with the nuclear company?
If Nuclear Energy is cheap, why aren't we seeing widespread use of it as compared to fossil fuel?
I don't think that nuclear energy is cheap because waste disposal is very expensive. If a company has the opportunity to bury waste on another continent and buy the necessary components inexpensively, then this is profitable. But hydropower looks more attractive. |
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Update 3/8/2023: Intel has pointed out a translation error with the report from UDN — the presentation shared with the press covered the previously-announced tape-out of internal test chips for the 18A and 20A process nodes, and test chips for a large potential foundry customer have taped out, and silicon is running in the lab. The development of the nodes is not final. We've amended the text below. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-completes-development-of-18a-20a-nodesIntel has completed chip tape-outs of its Intel 18A (1.8nm-class) and Intel 20A (2nm-class) fabrication processes that will be used to make the company's products, as well as chips for clients of its Intel Foundry Services (IFS) division, reports . Maybe mining on new processors will be profitable. |
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ETC is an old coin and is more trustworthy among miners. Mining on ETC or ETHW video cards gives very little profit due to the emergence of new ASICs, so there is not much difference in profit. Now mining these coins is not profitable even at a cost of 6 cents.
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The tax would be phased-in at 10% per year over three years and covers electricity generated from both on and off-grid sources. United States crypto miners could eventually be subject to a 30% tax on electricity costs under a budget proposal by President Joe Biden aimed to “reduce mining activity.” A Department of the Treasury supplementary budget explainer paper released March 9 said any firm using resources — whether they be owned or rented — would be “subject to an excise tax equal to 30 percent of the costs of electricity used in digital asset mining.” https://cointelegraph.com/news/biden-budget-proposes-30-tax-on-crypto-mining-electricity-usage |
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Hi to everybody. I am trying LolMiner with four AMD 580 Sapphire Nitro e one 1660 super
This is the command line I use to mine
lolMiner.exe --algo ETCHASH --pool eu1-etc.ethermine.org:4444 --user .............worker --cclk 1100,1100,1100,-500,1100 --mclk 2140,2140,2090,+1040,2100
I don't know why LolMiner starts mining without considering core clock and memory clock values written in the command line, and so if I launch Afterburner all GPUs are shown with default values for core and memory clock
Why does this happen? Can anybody help me to solve this issue?
Thanks
The instructions say that such settings depend on the version of the driver. As an old miner, I don’t like software that changes memory clock on the fly, so I upgrade the bios for the ethash or ethcash algorithm. And I don't use Windows. Try hive os or another system. 1 mining farm is always free. Thanks. Problem is that under Linux I was not able to load driver, so I couldn't use AMD GPUs. About Hive Os, I never was able to configure it, for this reason I run miner under Windows. What do you mean when you say "I upgrade the bios for the ethash or ethcash algorithm"? Thanks again There are a lot of detailed guides on setting up Hive Os on the Internet. memory clock you can change in two ways. The first way is with the help of programs like OverdriveNTool or settings in the miner, but this does not always work correctly. The second way is to modify the BIOS of the video card and set the necessary memory clock in the BIOS of the video card. But then for windows you need to use atikmdag-patcher. Hive OS does not need patches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0jzvcRTqvQYas, I know how to mod GPU Bios and I did it. Then I prefer to use MSI Afterburner than AMD RAdeon Tool that makes only troubles. As I wrote, I use to set overclock values on commad line, but it seems that LolMiner is not able to consider them and runs GPUs with default values. I should try to use OverdriveNTool, but I don't know it. Is there any guide about it? Can you link to me any HiveOS guide really clear? Not that's on website since I tried several times to follow, but it never works Thanks again Mining With HiveOS | Step-by-Step Tutorial & Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Pw87g8KkiwYou will find many videos by searching : " Hiveos Mining Beginners setup" Digital_Seytan, see driver version. |
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Rigel 1.3.9 (Nexa) Add --kernel parameter to switch between different nexapow implementations (see notes below) Bug fixes: (UI) dual mining view switch (e.g. nexapow <-> zil) is broken on Windows Additional notes Some GPUs saw an efficiency drop in v1.3.8 compared to v1.3.7. This release allows opting in for 1.3.7 performance level by selecting kernel #2 for the affected GPUs. Example: --kernel _,_,2,_ <- this will enable the "1.3.7 mode" for the third GPU. The rest will work as before (v1.3.  . If all your GPUs were working better on 1.3.7, then it's sufficient to set --kernel 2, it'll apply to all cards. See --kernel parameter description in README.md or https://github.com/rigelminer/rigel for more details. https://github.com/rigelminer/rigel/releases/tag/1.3.9
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BzMiner v13.4.0-- What's in this release (v13.4.0) Improved nexa hashrate/efficiency Fixed nexa extra nonce rejected shares issue (affected pool137 but possibly other pools too) Fixed nexa stopped finding shares in some situations Fixed hung gpu on amd with +zil (and some other algos) Fixed some initial nexa and nexa+zil amd crashes Fixed radiant not setting extra nonce correctly on some pools Fixed radiant and kaspa amd driver issues Fixed Ergo rejected shares (not updating dag for new blocks) https://github.com/bzminer/bzminer/releases/tag/v13.4.0Check all links with first post from the developer.  https://t.me/NewsSoleniy/8142
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