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just signed up... not qualified for anything.
How do I take a loan? Was going to try it out. Looks like a cool site.
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Okjay, I am trying it on GUI Scrypt Miner and it has 615 k-hash rate, but I only see one card on there in the summary for some reason.
Probably need to create 4 workers via the pool website and open up 4 programs... never used GUI Scrypt Miner but I assume it is similar to GUIMiner for BTC. |
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Damnsammit
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How could I be mining BTC though?
Coinotron mines several cryptocurrencies... maybe you connected to the wrong server. Your shares are being rejected as well. How did you start cgminer? With a command line entry? That guide says to use "cgminer --scrypt -o http://coinotron.com:3334 -u cryptocur.1 -p 1 --thread-concurrency 8192 -I 10 -g 1 -w 256" Did you use something similar? |
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No, I'm mining LTC -- at least I hope! But the information is showing as Megahashes, so I'm not sure how many kilahashes that is. I wanted to find out so I could calculate earnings.
Well that calculation will be off the charts. With 1.81GHashes/s (your displayed speed on cgminer) (1,810,000 KHashes/s) you would be generating over 2000 LTC a day... or about $5500/day I think you are mining BTC though  |
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Bump. Pics added. Make an offer  |
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Wait... are you mining BTC now?
If it were LTC it would be measured in KHash, not MHash.
SHA256(BTC) is easier than Scrypt(LTC), so the general rule of thumb is about 1000:1
IE, my 5850 does about 400MHash/s and also does close to 400KHash/s...
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I think I have it setup -- is this right?  Looks good! Now you can adjust your batch file to include commands to try and boost your performance. If you use "-i 19" you should see an increase in hashrate, but your computer will likely be unusable while it is mining. |
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The pool doesn't really matter. It's just your preference. Burnside is good, I've used it before...
I think I am going to try and make my own pool in the near future. But I need to upgrade.
the site is going to be brokejoker.com whenever i get it updated
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I'm working on a website to help beginners with mining and litecoins, steering away from bitcoin because of the influx of ASICs, I'll be putting up a tutorial soon of how to get started with batch files and command line. Apparently a lot of people who are proficient with Windows have a hard time with this... a few friends from work are just having a terrible time getting started so I am making this mainly to help them out. Hopefully I can help you out in the process. Working on getting a beta site done by the weekend. Try making a batch file...
Or open up command prompt and typing in
cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD
You can play around with the intensity, thread concurrency, etc, after you get a good connection to the pool. Have you successfully mined anything yet? I found that Bitcoin mining was much easier (with GUIminer) than getting started with Litecoin.
Oh, and you don't need that config.json file... that is for CPU mining which is useless when you have 7 GPUs.
Thanks -- but what is a batch file? Also, I don't know how to open a command line -- do you mean trying to type that into command prompt in Windows? Or do you mean to type that into CG-Miner, I did both and nothing happens. Also, I haven't mined anything yet,because I can't figure this out. move the cg-miner software to c:\cgminer\ by dropping the folder icon into the "C drive: local harddisk" icon. click the windows button, bottom left. type in "command" and press enter. type "cd\cgminer\" and press enter. type "cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD" and press enter. if this works, then open up notepad, make a text file named "ltc.txt" and put "cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD" in there. Save it. Go back to the command prompt. type "cd\cgminer\" and press enter. type "rename ltc.txt ltc.bat" and press enter. return to the directory in Windows. right click on ltc.bat and click edit. You can adjust options - check out readme.txt first - from the batch and then just double click it anytime you want to begin mining... let me know if that helps Grr...well I droppedthe cgminer folder into C:, opened the command prompt and tried the command, and it says it's an invalid command. I tried dropping it into C:/users/rig1 as well, and it didn't work |
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Try making a batch file...
Or open up command prompt and typing in
cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD
You can play around with the intensity, thread concurrency, etc, after you get a good connection to the pool. Have you successfully mined anything yet? I found that Bitcoin mining was much easier (with GUIminer) than getting started with Litecoin.
Oh, and you don't need that config.json file... that is for CPU mining which is useless when you have 7 GPUs.
Thanks -- but what is a batch file? Also, I don't know how to open a command line -- do you mean trying to type that into command prompt in Windows? Or do you mean to type that into CG-Miner, I did both and nothing happens. Also, I haven't mined anything yet,because I can't figure this out. move the cg-miner software to c:\cgminer\ by dropping the folder icon into the "C drive: local harddisk" icon. click the windows button, bottom left. type in "command" and press enter. type "cd\cgminer\" and press enter. type "cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD" and press enter. if this works, then open up notepad, make a text file named "ltc.txt" and put "cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD" in there. Save it. Go back to the command prompt. type "cd\cgminer\" and press enter. type "rename ltc.txt ltc.bat" and press enter. return to the directory in Windows. right click on ltc.bat and click edit. You can adjust options - check out readme.txt first - from the batch and then just double click it anytime you want to begin mining... let me know if that helps |
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Will post pictures in a minute showing that the code hasn't been scratched off yet. I bought this months ago to download the Dark Souls DLC, but decided to just hold off since I lost my save file and Dark Souls 2 should be out in a couple of months anyways.
Sold! Thank you  |
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My only complaint about the alerts in the Qt client (which applies to bitcoin-qt as well, BTW) is: why the hell does it tell me to visit a URL without making said URL clickable, or even so much as being copy-pastable?! I'll be damned if I'm going to manually type a URL into a browser in the 21st century  Hahahaha, lazy ass (I thought the same thing) |
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Think you could've closed your torrents? You're showing the world you illegally download movies.
Good luck with that.
That and he showed everyone that he listens to "Deep House" ... ewwww  |
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Try making a batch file...
Or open up command prompt and typing in
cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ltc-stratum.kattare.com:3333 -u YOUR_USERNAME.YOUR_WORKER_SUFFIX -p YOUR_WORKER_PASSWORD
You can play around with the intensity, thread concurrency, etc, after you get a good connection to the pool. Have you successfully mined anything yet? I found that Bitcoin mining was much easier (with GUIminer) than getting started with Litecoin.
Oh, and you don't need that config.json file... that is for CPU mining which is useless when you have 7 GPUs.
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