[GUIDE][AMD][NVIDIA][CPU][ETN]How to Mine ⚡️Electroneum + Miners Downloads 💲⛏

[madpapa]

Thank you for your mining guide! But I have a question? Do you mine to your Cryptopia account? It is not recommended by Cryptopia. And what is the most reliable pool now ? Thank you!

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[RealSwissMiner]

Thank you for your mining guide! But I have a question? Do you mine to your Cryptopia account? It is not recommended by Cryptopia. And what is the most reliable pool now ? Thank you!

It is strongly advised to NOT mine to your cryptopia account. Check my guide for how to transfer your mined coins from the paper wallet to i.e. cryptopia. https://swisscryptominer.blogspot.ch/2017/11/how-to-wire-electroneum-etn-from-your.html

There seems to be no most reliable pool, I was mining for few days on electroneum.space but it went down yesterday evening and I had to switch to electromine.fr.

[preda]

i use nova for this because it send as well what i mine in cryptopia address so comfortable

[madpapa]

i use nova for this because it send as well what i mine in cryptopia address so comfortable

Ok. Suprnova. Right?

[stef_stef]

Anyone to help me with the XMR stak 2 miner? First time configuring for 5 rx 480 cards. This is my amd file

Code:

/*
 * GPU configuration. You should play around with intensity and worksize as the fastest settings will vary.
 *      index    - GPU index number usually starts from 0
 *  intensity    - Number of parallel GPU threads (nothing to do with CPU threads)
 *   worksize    - Number of local GPU threads (nothing to do with CPU threads)
 * affine_to_cpu - This will affine the thread to a CPU. This can make a GPU miner play along nicer with a CPU miner.
 * "gpu_threads_conf" :
 * [
 * { "index" : 0, "intensity" : 1000, "worksize" : 8, "affine_to_cpu" : false },
 * ],
 */

"gpu_threads_conf" : [
  // gpu: Ellesmere memory:3712
  // compute units: 36
  { "index" : 0,
    "intensity" : 864, "worksize" : 8,
    "affine_to_cpu" : false,
  },
  // gpu: Ellesmere memory:3712
  // compute units: 36
  { "index" : 1,
    "intensity" : 864, "worksize" : 8,
    "affine_to_cpu" : false,
  },
  // gpu: Ellesmere memory:3712
  // compute units: 36
  { "index" : 2,
    "intensity" : 864, "worksize" : 8,
    "affine_to_cpu" : false,
  },
  // gpu: Ellesmere memory:3712
  // compute units: 36
  { "index" : 3,
    "intensity" : 864, "worksize" : 8,
    "affine_to_cpu" : false,
  },
  // gpu: Ellesmere memory:3712
  // compute units: 36
  { "index" : 4,
    "intensity" : 864, "worksize" : 8,
    "affine_to_cpu" : false,
  },

],

/*
 * Platform index. This will be 0 unless you have different OpenCL platform - eg. AMD and Intel.
 */
"platform_index" : 0,

I am getting 730 per cards. Should I ediot some of the values?

[wacko]

I am getting 730 per cards.

Per card, or is it 730 H/s from all 5 cards together?

[stef_stef]

I am getting 730 per cards.

Per card, or is it 730 H/s from all 5 cards together?

It is per card. Sorry for the typo.

I ran it with the default settings on my 470's too, and I am getting 600 something per card over there

[wacko]

It is per card. Sorry for the typo.

I ran it with the default settings on my 470's too, and I am getting 600 something per card over there

What timings do you use? What clocks? Try claymore miner, it doesn't require any extra settings, you just set the pool/worker etc and it'll hash at pretty much the max speed your cards are capable of. Then you can try to configure any other miner you want, but it's easier to get some kind of idea of baseline hashrate with the claymore first.

[stef_stef]

It is per card. Sorry for the typo.

I ran it with the default settings on my 470's too, and I am getting 600 something per card over there

What timings do you use? What clocks? Try claymore miner, it doesn't require any extra settings, you just set the pool/worker etc and it'll hash at pretty much the max speed your cards are capable of. Then you can try to configure any other miner you want, but it's easier to get some kind of idea of baseline hashrate with the claymore first.

I am running with the settings that I used for ETH. 1125 core and 2000 mem for the 480, and 1050 core and 1980mem on the 470.

Those were the most reliable settings for ETH.

I will try claymore later today.

BTW, what is cryptonite like? Does it want high core, or high mem?

[wacko]

I am running with the settings that I used for ETH. 1125 core and 2000 mem for the 480, and 1050 core and 1980mem on the 470.

Those were the most reliable settings for ETH.

I will try claymore later today.

BTW, what is cryptonite like? Does it want high core, or high mem?

Cryptonight is very similar to ETH, it cares about memory a lot more than it cares about the core clock. Aggressive timings is the most important thing here, that's why I asked you about the timings you use. I've recently bought some rx 580 cards: nitro+ rx 580/8 came with hynix memory chips, and the most I could get out of it is only 850 H/s at 1200/2200 MHz — that's by flashing some 1750 strap meant for Samsung chips. I've also got a Powercolor Red Devil rx 580/8, and it came with Samsung chips. Flashed the "uber" timings, and I'm getting 948 H/s at 1200/2000 MHz. So, as you can see, it's all about memory timings and not clocks.

P.S. Cryptonite is not the same as cryptonight, that's a different coin/algo.

[stef_stef]

I am running with the settings that I used for ETH. 1125 core and 2000 mem for the 480, and 1050 core and 1980mem on the 470.

Those were the most reliable settings for ETH.

I will try claymore later today.

BTW, what is cryptonite like? Does it want high core, or high mem?

Cryptonight is very similar to ETH, it cares about memory a lot more than it cares about the core clock. Aggressive timings is the most important thing here, that's why I asked you about the timings you use. I've recently bought some rx 580 cards: nitro+ rx 580/8 came with hynix memory chips, and the most I could get out of it is only 850 H/s at 1200/2200 MHz — that's by flashing some 1750 strap meant for Samsung chips. I've also got a Powercolor Red Devil rx 580/8, and it came with Samsung chips. Flashed the "uber" timings, and I'm getting 948 H/s at 1200/2000 MHz. So, as you can see, it's all about memory timings and not clocks.

P.S. Cryptonite is not the same as cryptonight, that's a different coin/algo.

Thanks for the explanation

Yeah, I am running a modded bios with ubermix 3.1 copied to 1750 -2000 (samsung memory on all cards). With mem frequency above 2000mhz I was getting some error, thus the lower ones.

Anyways, I just noticed the difference in the between criptonite/night/note.

Furthermore, I download claymore's crypto NOTE miner, and with stock settings I am gettin around 810 per card for the 480's, but I cannot connect to mine ETN.

Do you think you can maybe paste claymore settings over here?

[podvodnik]

We opened a new pool with direct possibility of direct cryptopia payment, thus, supporting payment ID.
Please feel free to try it: etn.fairhash.org
fee is 0,1 % to cover the transactions fees to cryptopia

[Convington]

New in this thread and I very much appreciate all the information.  I've only turned on mining on my rig for Electroneum in the last 30 minutes.  I see a bunch of shares when I remote in (Claymore) and I have 6 GPUs running for a total of about 2400 H/S.  I'm using us-etn-pool.hashparty.io:5555.  The website shows me at 2.04kH/s (could be correct on average).  However, I never see a pending balance update or a total paid update.  I would expect at least a pending balance update, I would think...

I had 3 CPU minuers going for Electroneum the past couple days on the uspool. Those are averaging about 235 H/s.  I noticed as of this morning at least... the pending balance has froze at 15.29 ETN.

Is there something going on on the network - I only ask because I would have expected uspool.electroneum.com to keep trucking with my CPU Miners at the very least.  

thx in advance!

[wacko]

Furthermore, I download claymore's crypto NOTE miner, and with stock settings I am gettin around 810 per card for the 480's, but I cannot connect to mine ETN.

I suppose you need to use the "allpools" option for ETN (check the readme file from the archive with the claymore miner).

[Ledipaa]

New in this thread and I very much appreciate all the information.  I've only turned on mining on my rig for Electroneum in the last 30 minutes.  I see a bunch of shares when I remote in (Claymore) and I have 6 GPUs running for a total of about 2400 H/S.  I'm using us-etn-pool.hashparty.io:5555.  The website shows me at 2.04kH/s (could be correct on average).  However, I never see a pending balance update or a total paid update.  I would expect at least a pending balance update, I would think...

I had 3 CPU minuers going for Electroneum the past couple days on the uspool. Those are averaging about 235 H/s.  I noticed as of this morning at least... the pending balance has froze at 15.29 ETN.

Is there something going on on the network - I only ask because I would have expected uspool.electroneum.com to keep trucking with my CPU Miners at the very least.  

thx in advance!

Well your mining on a pool wich finds about 1 block per day, so you will get more ETN once a day, after block is unlocked. You should pick a pool with higher hashrate if you want to see more going on on your balance. Still the overall income should be about same no matter which pool you use, unless its really small pool.

[stef_stef]

Furthermore, I download claymore's crypto NOTE miner, and with stock settings I am gettin around 810 per card for the 480's, but I cannot connect to mine ETN.

I suppose you need to use the "allpools" option for ETN (check the readme file from the archive with the claymore miner).

yeah, I have that... It always confuses me. Should I edit the start.bat file, or the config?

[wacko]

Should I edit the start.bat file, or the config?

I don't think it matters, you can have it however you want. Either make a bat-file with all your starting parameters in it, or just put "NsGpuCNMiner.exe" in it without any parameters and place everything else in your "config.txt" and "epools.txt" files.

[Convington]

Well your mining on a pool wich finds about 1 block per day, so you will get more ETN once a day, after block is unlocked. You should pick a pool with higher hashrate if you want to see more going on on your balance. Still the overall income should be about same no matter which pool you use, unless its really small pool.

Hashparty.io says on the homepage that it is finding a block every 11 minutes.

[falsealarm_bf1]

Why is ETN no longer on whattomine? Not necessarily a bad thing but curious.

[smoolae]

Which port should I choose from HashParty pool, if:

I have 5 card (5x R9 290) rig? Port 5555 or 7777?