My second ZEC + XMR+ ETH thread builds info links thoughts and photos.

[philipma1957]

Y'all holding any or selling off as it comes?
I'm thinking half sale and half hold

I'm thinking to keep all until full blocks will be mined. Price may stabilizes around 1.5 BTC

what I have done is continue to mine some eth  I fully sell that.  about  1 block every 2.5 days.


I may let zcash  just stack bigger.

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

So  this could help the value of zcash

of course if it crashes I still have my eth coin running.
 

[ps_jb]

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

Phil you have to think about Dual CPU MB and two Intel 2011-v3 CPUs (20 cores in total)

[vg54dett]

I dusted off my paid copy of ethOS and upgraded it to latest version thats supports Claymore and Zcash.

Installed it on a USB 3 thumbdrive, got it working with Nanos and 390s, and RX480s.

Then I just raw copy each master to make copies ....

I now have 10 x ethOS running their Zcash miner from a freaking thumbdrive.

ethOS is built on Linux 14.04 but its so simplified and customised to mining.... its too easy.

And ethOS has dashboard for monitoring and its available on the web.

The ethOS zcash miner pushed my 6x480 to about 250-270h/s .... amazing!

Now... I dont stress out waiting for Claymore's miner.

Citronick , now we have Claymore , is it better working on Ethos instead of windows ?

[xleejohnx]

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

Phil you have to think about Dual CPU MB and two Intel 2011-v3 CPUs (20 cores in total)

I have dual e5 2670 xeons 32 cores total. Only hitting around25-30 sol

[LoneRangir]

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

Phil you have to think about Dual CPU MB and two Intel 2011-v3 CPUs (20 cores in total)

I have dual e5 2670 xeons 32 cores total. Only hitting around25-30 sol

Which generation?  I think the v3 has AVX2, which should help.

[xleejohnx]

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

Phil you have to think about Dual CPU MB and two Intel 2011-v3 CPUs (20 cores in total)

I have dual e5 2670 xeons 32 cores total. Only hitting around25-30 sol

Which generation?  I think the v3 has AVX2, which should help.

I have v1 which doesn't support avx2. I've been seeing higher numbers from people with less cores

[Redrose]

I'd like to get some help. Since Coinmine is a real pain, I switched to Flypool. This is weird. First, I see only one miner, and in spite of the fact I've submited dozens of shares, it still shows zero, and the amount I have isn't raising. Any clue about my problems ?

Edit : my amount moved, shares too, but still one worker. The reason is maybe because Flypool's miner is giving me no shares, maybe because of an insane difficulty ?

[xleejohnx]

I'd like to get some help. Since Coinmine is a real pain, I switched to Flypool. This is weird. First, I see only one miner, and in spite of the fact I've submited dozens of shares, it still shows zero, and the amount I have isn't raising. Any clue about my problems ?

Edit : my amount moved, shares too, but still one worker. The reason is maybe because Flypool's miner is giving me no shares, maybe because of an insane difficulty ?

CPU miner or gpu miner?

[Redrose]

I'd like to get some help. Since Coinmine is a real pain, I switched to Flypool. This is weird. First, I see only one miner, and in spite of the fact I've submited dozens of shares, it still shows zero, and the amount I have isn't raising. Any clue about my problems ?

Edit : my amount moved, shares too, but still one worker. The reason is maybe because Flypool's miner is giving me no shares, maybe because of an insane difficulty ?

CPU miner or gpu miner?

Nvidia GPU miner (AMD rig has no problem with Claymore). I tested with the CPU and it doesn't work too. The problem is definitively the absence of shares. Using Flypool's nheqminer.

[ps_jb]

Which generation?  I think the v3 has AVX2, which should help.

I also think v3 should rock!

[philipma1957]

so far i7 6700t  using 6 threads is good
I added one more:

it is on the top

http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5

[Rickers]

I now see the maintenance symbol next to the wallet.  I did not see it before.  Better have more coffee 

Y'all holding any or selling off as it comes?
I'm thinking half sale and half hold

I am selling it all.  The price is on a pretty steady downward trend.  Things may change when we reach full block payouts in a few weeks' time. 

There are plenty of supply for the coin. So the price could drop when there are more selling from the miners.

[LoneRangir]

 My reasoning is  even with  35-45 for a gpu  the i5 6400t does 20h

 the 19.9h below  cost me 35 watts   .  so far  cpu mining  on zcash is not terrible compared to gpu mining.

Phil you have to think about Dual CPU MB and two Intel 2011-v3 CPUs (20 cores in total)

I have dual e5 2670 xeons 32 cores total. Only hitting around25-30 sol

Which generation?  I think the v3 has AVX2, which should help.

I was looking into a xeon phi (1st gen) that has 61 cores @ 1.1 GHz. It unfortunately does NOT have AVX support, so I don't think it would ultimately be good for zcash mining.  I decided against it.  Bit of an unknown, also, whether  I could get a miner to run on the embedded Linux host.

[HerbPean]

so far i7 6700t  using 6 threads is good
I added one more:

it is on the top

http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5

What are you using for cpu mining ?

I could use it for my I5 on my desktop

thanks

[LoneRangir]

I recently switched from suprnova over to flypool.  I mine directly to my bittrex zec address.  I have auto payouts set, and according to the flypool payout page, I should have 4 payouts.  However, when I log into bittrex, I have only received 1 payment from flypool.  It's been quite a few hours, no pending deposits, no available zec to sell.  Anyone have similar latency issues mining directly to an exchange address?  Up until my switch yesterday, I mined directly to this same address from suprnova, and I have had not issues.  Any input welcome...

I mine to polo address from the day 0

Except two small issues with manual payments I've got all of them timely

I'm switching some (all?) rigs back to suprnova until the payments show up.  I like the flypool status interface so much better.  It gets old logging into suprnova to check on everything.

I read that Bittrex is having a problem with their zec wallet

It is in Maintainence.

I boosted my payout number from .01 to .10. I am up to .06

As soon as wallet leaves Maintainence I will change from .1 to .02 and payment will shift

I now see the maintenance symbol next to the wallet.  I did not see it before.  Better have more coffee 

So how long does maintenance take.......?

[philipma1957]

so far i7 6700t  using 6 threads is good
I added one more:

it is on the top

http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5

What are you using for cpu mining ?

I could use it for my I5 on my desktop

thanks

http://zcash.flypool.org/


Download, configure and run our modified nicehash CPU miner

Download: Github
Choose from the following stratum servers:

Europe: eu1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
US: us1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
China: cn1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
Asia: asia1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
Start your miner using the following command. User your Zcash address as username (can be a t or z address)

nheqminer.exe -l <server> -u <address>.<worker>
Full examples

nheqminer.exe -u  t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5.rig1  -l us1-zcash.flypool.org:3333 -t 3


 -t 3  is an addon if you have 3 threads
-t  6 is an addon if you have 6 threads


Search:
Worker------------   Current Hashrate   Average Hashrate   Valid Shares (1h)   Invalid Shares (1h)

cpus:

riglenovo1----------   16.3H/s   19.9H/s   33 (100%)   0 (0%)
rigi76700t   -----------  24.2H/s   25.9H/s   26 (100%)   0 (0%)
righpi74785t-----   14.6H/s   17.4H/s   23 (100%)   0 (0%)
rig2---------------   12.9H/s   12.3H/s   17 (100%)   0 (0%)
rig1---------------   21.7H/s   22.2H/s   25 (100%)   0 (0%)
lenovo2-----------   18.3H/s   12.9H/s   21 (100%)   0 (0%)
hp6700t---------   25.8H/s   7.9H/s   41 (100%)   0 (0%)

gpus:

riggpuclaymore1   100.8H/s   97.3H/s   121 (100%)   0 (0%)
rigclay3   127.5H/s   131.4H/s   146 (100%)   0 (0%)

[HerbPean]

so far i7 6700t  using 6 threads is good
I added one more:

it is on the top

http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5

What are you using for cpu mining ?

I could use it for my I5 on my desktop

thanks

http://zcash.flypool.org/


Download, configure and run our modified nicehash CPU miner

Download: Github
Choose from the following stratum servers:

Europe: eu1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
US: us1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
China: cn1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
Asia: asia1-zcash.flypool.org:3333
Start your miner using the following command. User your Zcash address as username (can be a t or z address)

nheqminer.exe -l <server> -u <address>.<worker>
Full examples

nheqminer.exe -u  t1d81R73LY4tX9y1VskH6gJELH3PfCvGwz5.rig1  -l us1-zcash.flypool.org:3333 -t 3


 -t 3  is an addon if you have 3 threads
-t  6 is an addon if you have 6 threads


Search:
Worker------------   Current Hashrate   Average Hashrate   Valid Shares (1h)   Invalid Shares (1h)

cpus:

riglenovo1----------   16.3H/s   19.9H/s   33 (100%)   0 (0%)
rigi76700t   -----------  24.2H/s   25.9H/s   26 (100%)   0 (0%)
righpi74785t-----   14.6H/s   17.4H/s   23 (100%)   0 (0%)
rig2---------------   12.9H/s   12.3H/s   17 (100%)   0 (0%)
rig1---------------   21.7H/s   22.2H/s   25 (100%)   0 (0%)
lenovo2-----------   18.3H/s   12.9H/s   21 (100%)   0 (0%)
hp6700t---------   25.8H/s   7.9H/s   41 (100%)   0 (0%)

gpus:

riggpuclaymore1   100.8H/s   97.3H/s   121 (100%)   0 (0%)
rigclay3   127.5H/s   131.4H/s   146 (100%)   0 (0%)

Thanks,

I went forward before your post tried that one.

My I5 only push like 8h but my I7 at job pulls 18h-20h

Thanks !

[vg54dett]

Profitability seems to match Eth now

[xleejohnx]

Profitability seems to match Eth now

With the current block reward it will.
Maybe once the full block reward is given we will see a stable number hopefully it will be profitable
I think .5 btc will be the stable number.

[philipma1957]

Profitability seems to match Eth now

Yes  and that is good.

it still has an edge on eth in cpu mining.

two even coins is good.   remember  eth really  gained  a lot on this  the diff dropped 20%.


AMD, Nvidia and Intel  have to be jumping up and down for joy.

As a long time miner of cryptocoins I am quite happy at the moment.