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Author Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux)  (Read 3839175 times)
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December 06, 2016, 10:18:19 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?
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December 06, 2016, 10:21:10 AM
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I found that lowering voltage can lower temps . it is ok for zcash and ether does not effect my hashrate. other than that I found it crashes with other algo's

how much mV you undervolt? 100 mV? or more?

ty for any advice...  Wink
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December 06, 2016, 10:23:35 AM
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I found that lowering voltage can lower temps . it is ok for zcash and ether does not effect my hashrate. other than that I found it crashes with other algo's

how much mV you undervolt? 100 mV? or more?

ty for any advice...  Wink

I do -100
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December 06, 2016, 10:25:08 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.
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December 06, 2016, 10:27:25 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.

miningpoolhub allows you to mine to your account and then you can choose what your minimum withdrawl is and where it goes to, they use a 0.9% mining fee.

They have lots of pools including ZEC, XMR and ETH or arer you looking for one that lets you mine direct to exchange such as poloniex?
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December 06, 2016, 10:31:36 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.

miningpoolhub allows you to mine to your account and then you can choose what your minimum withdrawl is and where it goes to, they use a 0.9% mining fee.

They have lots of pools including ZEC, XMR and ETH

ok I will try it
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December 06, 2016, 10:33:26 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.

miningpoolhub allows you to mine to your account and then you can choose what your minimum withdrawl is and where it goes to, they use a 0.9% mining fee.

They have lots of pools including ZEC, XMR and ETH

ok I will try it

if you are looking for ones that will allow you to mine to a exchange (such as poloniex) they are out there as well but you cannot withdraw until you have mined 5 XMR
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December 06, 2016, 10:43:18 AM
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if you are looking for ones that will allow you to mine to a exchange (such as poloniex) they are out there as well but you cannot withdraw until you have mined 5 XMR

http://dwarfpool.com/xmr, they pay out hourly, daily and allow manual payouts.
I would only use dwarfpool (and have been for years)
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December 06, 2016, 10:46:51 AM
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@Claymore any ETA on when you're going to add Nvidia support? Your AMD users are getting bored of Equihash... you should show them there is a lot more hash out there... ^^

I buy private Nvidia miners. Send information and/or inquiries to my PM box.
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December 06, 2016, 10:48:40 AM
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As he stated many times there won't be NVIDIA support.

GTX 1080Ti rocks da house... seriously... this card is a beast³
Owning by now 18x GTX1080Ti :-D @serious love of efficiency
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December 06, 2016, 10:49:24 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.

I've been mining ZEC direct to a Poloniex address and haven't had any problems for the past month, if I can do the same with XMR that'd be great as I don't have to bother with syncing the XMR blockchain/addresses etc...

if you are looking for ones that will allow you to mine to a exchange (such as poloniex) they are out there as well but you cannot withdraw until you have mined 5 XMR
Can't withdraw XMR - but selling for BTC should be ok right? (no minimums?)
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December 06, 2016, 10:50:43 AM
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I was thinking I am on the Zcash miner thread, apparently I was wrong.  Huh

All this XMR talk lately makes me wanna switch a rig from ZEC to XMR..

Anyone mining XMR direct to a pool address?

not me know any good pools that let you do that.

miningpoolhub allows you to mine to your account and then you can choose what your minimum withdrawl is and where it goes to, they use a 0.9% mining fee.

They have lots of pools including ZEC, XMR and ETH

ok I will try it

if you are looking for ones that will allow you to mine to a exchange (such as poloniex) they are out there as well but you cannot withdraw until you have mined 5 XMR
going to try dwarf pool.
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December 06, 2016, 10:50:54 AM
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As he stated many times there won't be NVIDIA support.


He's never said he'll NEVER support Nvidia, he just currently doesn't support it. Silly goose type Nvidia in the search box.

I buy private Nvidia miners. Send information and/or inquiries to my PM box.
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December 06, 2016, 11:04:57 AM
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As he stated many times there won't be NVIDIA support.


He's never said he'll NEVER support Nvidia, he just currently doesn't support it. Silly goose type Nvidia in the search box.

Doesnt look as though they will be supporting it in the SA thread either.  All the talk I see over there about a new miner involves AMD, same with the talk of the new optiminer.  They also seem to be more about windows than linux as well
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December 06, 2016, 11:05:03 AM
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Looks like its time to sell our GPUs and buy some Antminers.

Pretty much anything minable (except ETC) is getting hammered today...
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December 06, 2016, 11:09:05 AM
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Looks like its time to sell our GPUs and buy some Antminers.

Pretty much anything minable (except ETC) is getting hammered today...

Needs to be something recent if you are going for antminers unless you have free electric.  According to nicehash profit calculator the minimum needed to turn a profit with 10c k/w power costs is a S7LN
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December 06, 2016, 11:40:41 AM
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Looks like its time to sell our GPUs and buy some Antminers.

Pretty much anything minable (except ETC) is getting hammered today...

Needs to be something recent if you are going for antminers unless you have free electric.  According to nicehash profit calculator the minimum needed to turn a profit with 10c k/w power costs is a S7LN

at the moment Steem is the hot coin. 10-15% profit might not be bad.
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December 06, 2016, 11:55:04 AM
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Yes is sad how the profitability of every coin are dumping and besides when ethereum goes to pos it will get worst.
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December 06, 2016, 12:05:45 PM
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Yes is sad how the profitability of every coin are dumping and besides when ethereum goes to pos it will get worst.

really looks as though its not going to be worth me mining much longer if the profitability keeps falling the way it is.

Granted I only have one 280 and one 470 but if the profit get much lower I wont be making enough each week to cover the electric i'm using whilst leaving the computer running 24/7

How will Eth changing to POS make things worse?
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December 06, 2016, 12:08:57 PM
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How will Eth changing to POS make things worse?

1 less option / coin for making profit (when switching).
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