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Do you see differences? If not, then don't blame other forum members for no reason.
Before writing, learn to compare links.
True, but the same tactics are used by scammers to post malware. As a general rule only links posted by the OP should be trusted. Yeah seems like FP91G is post farming or trying to be a trusted source of update links and then surprise everyone with malware  I urge everyone to use ready-made mining solutions. I use HiveOS and RaveOS because these systems update all miners from developer repositories. safar1980 made a list of famous Mining OS https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5405491I don't use Windows and I don't recommend you to use Windows. I have a hardware wallet to protect against viruses. What will the price of ethereum be at the end of this year if you know the future? |
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Golden era for GPU mining was 2015 Ethereum. You would be mining for breakeven electricity cost. In hindsight all you had to was hodl few years. You would net x1000 return on this mining investment.
Too bad. Now that is behind. ETH went from PoW to PoS.
For GPUs currently it is Conflux and that isn't too attractive.
Future of GPU mining is in shambles. I am not too optimistic about it.
NEXA (NEXA) looks more attractive and the coin has a good profit on new video cards. I would not hope for a big profit on old video cards that showed good results when mining ethereum. And 500 days payback looks very good in such a market. See reviews on new video cards, 4070 and 4060 coming soon |
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Just look at the convenient statistics on coins on this site https://hashrate.no/This is the only site that has been able to beat WhatToMine in my opinion. But the problem now is the lack of profit for beginners, and many miners turn off the equipment due to low profit |
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I meant here why people keep supporting a centralized coin against a decentralized one as it does not make sense to be in the mercy of a bunch of "people/stake validators/keepers/deciders" that decide what will be Ethereum doing in the future rather than following a decentralized coin where not a bunch of people decide anything,that was my point.
It's like sports. People start doing it primarilly for fun and exercise. If you're good it attracts money and sport becomes business. All the other reasons for doing it become less important, it's all about the money now. Who cares about decentralization and blockchain validation, it's about money now. That was sarcastic. Aha OK,my bad for not getting it,I thought how come a CPU miner developer was saying these things for real  . Then it shows that unfortunately the ETHW team is not that serious if they have not come up with a native wallet and all what other people are saying about them becomes true to me,they lack expertise and they even called some outside firm to launch their blockchain.I assume being a prominent miner (Chandler Guo) does not make you an experienced leader to lead a team in a good project like ETHW. If the company was serious, they would change the algorithm so that there are no ASICs and make the coin available to every home miner. Changing the algorithm to ProgPoW is easy. I don't care about their wallet, because the profit on video cards is very small. |
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A friend of mine is mining P1 instead of bitcoin and he was trying to convince that P1 mining is great and it has a good features, is easy to navigate and mining P1 can explore you on high demands financially. How true is this P1 mining App? Have you use it before? What's the basic difference from bitcoin features?
What is P1? I hope you don't mean the well-known scam called Pi ("i" not "1") coin, where some points are collected in the application and for some unknown reason it is called mining. yes, it has no links or similarities with bitcoin, it is not even a cryptocurrency. Yes, I'm talking about the Pi. I guess is fake the opinion I have received so far. People can just wake up to exploit people with unproductive Apps for mining bitcoin and altcoins You can use any application to earn cryptocurrencies, even if it is not mining. There is nothing reprehensible in this. You need to find out the minimum requirements for a phone, buy a few used phones cheaply and try it if you are not afraid of KYC. And in order to use the phone to the maximum, you need to find a few more similar projects. Maybe it will be possible to earn money to buy equipment for mining. |
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Images of Giant Intel LGA 7529 Socket Appear – It Can Fit Six AMD Ryzen 7950X https://gadgettendency.com/images-of-giant-intel-lga-7529-socket-appear-it-can-fit-six-amd-ryzen-7950x/In China, a prototype motherboard of the Intel Mountain Stream platform for future server processors Granite Rapids and Sierra Forest lit up in front of the camera lens. And the most remarkable thing about the motherboard is the LGA 7529 processor socket. The photo clearly shows that its length practically corresponds to the length of the RDIMM slots for DDR5 RAM modules – that is, about 10 cm! In another photo, the dimensions of the socket were clearly demonstrated: it can accommodate six AMD Ryzen 7950X processors. |
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Mining on powerful video cards has one big problem, which is clear even without words in this video. https://vk.com/video193843045_456239051?There are a lot of miners complaining about bad connectors, and the video is not the worst power supply. Corsair works fine with weak video cards, but beginners should be aware of these problems. This will not happen in a week or a month, so I recommend that all beginners start with video cards with less power consumption. |
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However, it's important to keep in mind that GPU mining is just one aspect of the cryptocurrency market, and its profitability is influenced by a wide range of factors. Additionally, the current trend towards specialized ASIC mining equipment has made it more difficult for GPU miners to compete, as ASIC miners are often more efficient and cost-effective.
ASIC miners are not always more efficient and cost-effective. This has been proven in practice many times. Modern asics consume a lot of electricity, they are noisy, they are very expensive. A few asics will not bring much profit, but asics also break. Even manufacturers have stopped producing low-noise asics for the home, because mining on asics has become industrial. For a home miner, the easiest option is to buy video cards. |
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Hello everyone, I am new to altcoins mining and would like to know what software is used by professionals or just people who already have some experience in this field.
If you use asic, then you don't need software. Asic has a web interface where you set up the desired pool, coin and run asics. There is ASIC array management software to manage hundreds or thousands of ASICs with a single command, but I think this is not your case. For graphics cards, I prefer HiveOS and RaveOS. For Windows for beginners, NiceHash is suitable, although I recommend learning Linux systems right away.You do not need to download new miners and risk downloading viruses. Developers check all new versions of miners and constantly update their software. |
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Wow, really appreciate the replies.
What I understand is that we could repurpose a FPGA device to do whatever we want. The idea of an ASIC is that you hard code it physically to do the only one task which is mining, but FPGA is like a raw ASIC, where you could introduce whatever functions you want.
I'm interested in using them for brute force and new revolutionary attack methods in order to improve the security of cryptocurrencies. Just in case you haven't noticed, nobody is going to share their findings about vulnerabilities because this is a decentralized jungle where knowing about weaknesses is considered as a score against the rest of the world.
~dig.
There are also asics that can mine several algorithms. These are Baikal asics, but not all mining modes are profitable. If you buy an FPGA, then you will depend on the development team and on the speed of releasing new updates to mine new coins. And it's not free, many manufacturers charge you to upgrade your FPGA software if you need maximum performance. |
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The First Digital Currency You Can Mine On Your Phone Start mining Pi cryptocurrency today with our free, energy-light mobile app! https://minepi.com/KYChttps://minepi.com/blog/pi-day-2023/Become a KYC validator. Once you successfully get KYC’ed and complete the checklist to migrate, contribute to allowing more Pioneers in the network to get KYC’ed and migrate by becoming a KYC validator in your country and region. The speed and throughput of a region’s progress in KYC and migration depend on the abundant availability, accuracy and responsible work by crowdsourced human validators. Join forces to speed up the KYC and migration process in your region. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96PunN6cyHE&ab_channel=PiNetworkI do not like this project, I would not install this application on my phone. But if you buy a phone for mining and it has a reasonable payback period, then you can try. |
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BzMiner v14.1.0What's in this release (v14.1.0) Slight improvement to kaspa hashrate/efficiency Fixed duplicates on algos nexa, ironfish, zil (and every other algo that may have possibly had the same issue) Updated ui (uptime column removed, put in bottom border, tsls displays by default) Fixed autofan crashing on nvidia 400 drivers Fixed alph stale job rejects Fix discord logging https://github.com/bzminer/bzminer/releases/tag/v14.1.0Check all links with first post from the developer.
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Pickminer v1.2.0
NVIDIA: Increase performance AMD: Now compatible HiveOS: Now compatible Windows: pickminer_setup_1.2.0.exe HiveOS: pickminer-1.2.0_hiveos.tar.gz Ubuntu 22.04: pickminer_1.2.0_ubuntu_22_04.tar.gz https://github.com/Pickminer/Pickminer/releases/tag/v1.2.0Check all links with this post from the developer.
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It's somehow hopeless for gpu mining right now, if Ethereum never changed it's algorithm to PoS maybe this altcoin mining will still be attractive, but now I prefer buying my altcoins direct instead of mining them, I still have a few numbers of GPUs laying around but I've lost the will to turn the rig on and keep mining, very discouraged.
The ethash and ethcash algorithms are now difficult to mine on video cards due to high-performance ASICs. |
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Nvidia wanted to make more money selling GPUs for mining, so they came up with the LHR version.
Nvidia didn't make money from LHR. They made money but not from LHR. LHR was mostly a marketing gimmick to please gamers by pissing off miners during a period of high demand and short supply. The side effect is it made AMD GPUs more attractive to miners. AMD made money from LHR. Nvidia used LHR restrictions to sell limited warranty versions of "mining edition" graphics cards to miners. There were no LHR restrictions also for the A0000 series. Mining edition video cards are very difficult to sell on the secondary market, so miners preferred to buy regular video cards with a 3-year warranty. |
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Are Nvidia CMP graphic cards good mining cards? I have a friend who want me to buy two of these card from him because he plans to leave the city and relocate, the CMP GPUs are the 90HX model, anyone still mining altcoins with this graphic cards? Especially the performance on kaspa is needed.
It is necessary to assess the condition of the video cards and the purchase price and the cost of your electricity are very important. https://hashrate.no/gpus/cmp90I am looking at buying only new video cards in order to mine them for at least 3 years. If you have ideas how to quickly pay for these video cards, then you can buy them. But it's easier to sell a regular video card. |
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