I've created an advanced windows port of the dcct's-linux plotter:

Download: https://mega.co.nz/#!DgsWFIJA!H_D0Tg-Laxwp1yvccUwZG8uRx2jgz0IBTTZ91r0IfQA
Source: https://github.com/BurstTools/BurstSoftware

Improvements against the Java miner:

• At least a 5 times better performance. With a Haswell CPUs up to 14 times.
• Break and continue a plot a latter time. Please break only between writes.
• Optional asynchronous mode for writing the plots in the background. Use twice as much RAM.
• I have only access to Intel CPUs, so I don't know if it is working for AMD CPUs.
• Setting lower priority class at start up to ease the impact for foreground applications (e.g. miner)

Usage: wplotgenerator <account id> <start nonce> <number of nonces> <stagger size> <threads> [/async]
         <account id> = your numeric acount id
         <start nonce> = where you want to start plotting, if this is your first HDD then set it to 0, other wise set it to your last hdd's <start nonce> + <number of nonces>
         <number of nonces> = how many nonces you want to plot - 200gb is about 800000 nonces
         <stagger size> = set it to 2x the amount of MB RAM your system has (with async 1x the RAM your system has)
         <threads> = How many CPU threads you want to utilise
       options:
         /async ... writing plots from a background-thread for best throughput (needs twice as much RAM)

Plotter	Codepath	CPU	Codename	Logical processors	Total average nonces per minute	Average nonces per thread per minute
pocminer_v1	Java	Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1660 0 @ 3.30GHz	Sandy Bridge-EP/EX	12	2'048	170,67
wplotgenerator	SSE4	Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5405 @ 2.00GHz	Harpertown	4	2'411	602,75
wplotgenerator	SSE4	Dual Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X5650 @ 2.67GHz	Westmere-EP	24	15'200	633,33
wplotgenerator	AVX	Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1660 0 @ 3.30GHz	Sandy Bridge-EP/EX	12	15'144	1'262,00
wplotgenerator	AVX2	Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4200M CPU @ 2.50GHz	Haswell	4	7'830	1'957.50
wplotgenerator	AVX2	Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz	Haswell	8	20'233	2'529.13

Please consider donating some of your newly mined Bursts to support further development: BURST-LNVN-5M4L-S9KP-H5AAC

Happy mining!
Janror

miscalculation.
If you take the cheap price of 0.0002BTC x 180XMG = 0.036BTC = at the moment 13,64$
Thats 416,14$ per month

There are just people who want to sell fast to earn money. That's why they sell cheap. That while XMG also sells with the price of 0.0006 BTC.
So be wise and do not sell cheap.
XMG already has enough attention. The price will have plenty of room to rise.
Maybe to unexpected value.
(Think twice before selling)

from where comes 100MH/s!

https://mega.co.nz/#!Mk1jHCaT!oSiR5sUXWv8i-OHS8PEeM3oMkcz-hfduaA1keLZNpjM

win minerd only working in E3 1230V3(2bat use 4threads hash=90KH/S)
E3 1230V2 and i7 dont work(maybe i compile in E3 1230V3)
haven't test in AMD and E5 OR E7

if you can use it ,your pc have 8threads use 4threads or open 2bat use 4threads

botnet doesnt have cpu to 100 % ----- with minerd just use -t x and u set threads ... so cpu stays low ....

im using on the servers im administrating  3 threads on xeon e3 1245 v2 (8 threads max) ----- im using only 36 % of each cpu and only 25  of my rack ( so half rack )

that brings me to 40 - 50 khash / sec

that dude with 1 mhs  has either a bot net or he is administrating something like  1 or two full rack of high end servers ....

马上要发射了

Actually the dev is looking into this right now.  Thanks for your support.

Are all of your wallets fully synchronized??

Please verify you are have these nodes.  Join us on the IRC for real time help.  Thanks.   

69.90.132.249 (from the dev)
65.111.170.237 (from the dev)
162.248.243.195 (community driven)
104.131.45.62  (community driven)

https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.kiwiirc.com/#GlobalBoost

Alright, have a v2 pool running at http://178.62.39.204:8121/
The v1 pool will be converted to v2 in a day or 2, but setting up the migration would have delayed this release, and only running that one on v2 could result in a dangerously high portion of network hashrate on one pool, so it's better to split it for now anyway.

Usage:

You will need the pocminer_pool posted previously when the v1 pool was launched: https://mega.co.nz/#!7hwHQJLZ!-waC7CwWeMStkdAwjEVbew1fN_YqeZDRWMWfCylaNPo
Reward reassignment has not been integrated into the wallet gui yet, however an extra html page was included in the 1.0.3 release that you can use. http://localhost:8125/rewardassignment.html
Below where it says set reward recipient, fill in your passphrase, and put the pool's burst- address where it says recipient, and submit. This will have a fee of 1 Burst. It should come up with a page of a bunch of details you won't care about if everything is good.
Once the transaction is in a valid block + 3 confirms, you should be able to use the pool. You can check the users list on the pool to make sure that your numerical account id is there(your generate address)
Edit the pool's ip/port into the run_mine file for pocminer_pool.
Rename or move your passphrases.txt file, since pocminer_pool will try to solo instead if it sees a correct passphrase for those plots.

Starting target deadline is 75k
PPLNS
When your balance hits 500 burst you get paid.

All users who have not upgraded to 1.0.3 are now on a bad fork

V2 Pool allows you to mine with your solo plots. You do NOT have to regenerate plots if you have solo plots. v1 pool users can keep mining without doing anything. the v1 -> v2 migration for v1 pool users will be transparent to them, and not require them to do anything.

you can use the same number string(passphrase derivate) for every HDD