rpc-miner må du laste ned separat
Her er en link til rpcminer-cuda som støtter Cuda 3.0 (GTX6xx)
http://www.qfpost.com/file/d?g=mwrLcmBsL>Gonna do this in english in case norwegian gets hard to follow
>When downloaded, extract the files to /guiminer/miners/puddinpop/
>If the .exe file you extracted there matches the path and name of the one present in guiminer, you're good to go, if not, change to what's correct
RPC miner arguments
Don't use the arguments guiminer has fields for as is, in fact only the lower four are relevant for you as arguments in guiminer.
-url=http://example.com:8332
The URL of the RPC server.
-user=username
The username used to connect to the RPC server.
-password=password
The password used to connect to the RPC server.
-threads=x
Start this number of miner threads. The default value is the number of cores
on your processor if using a CPU miner, or 1 if using a GPU miner.
-statusurl=http://example.com/stats/json/
The URL of a server that will respond with a json object of the server stats.
Currently, only slush's server stats are available. The stats will be
printed by the client every minute. Not specifying a url will result in no
stats being displayed.
-workrefreshms=xxxx
Work will be refreshed from the server this often. Each thread that is
started needs its own work. The default value is 4000ms. If you have a
fast miner, or are using lots of threads, you might want to reduce this.
-aggression=xxx
Specifies how many hashes (2^(X-1)) per kernel thread will be calculated.
The default is 6. It starts at 1 and goes to 32, with each successive
number meaning double the number of hashes. Sane values are 1 to 12 or
maybe 14 if you have some super card.
-gpu | -gpu=x
Turns on GPU processing on specific GPU device. Indexes start at 0. If you
just use -gpu without =X it will pick the device with the max GFlops when
using the CUDA miner and the first device when using OpenCL.
-gpugrid=x
Specifies what the grid size of the kernel should be. Useful for fine tuning
hash rate.
-gputhreads=x
Specifies how many threads per kernel invocation should run. Useful for fine
tuning hash rate.
