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Author Topic: MINERBOARD - Free software for monitoring and management your miners (ASIC/GPU)  (Read 354180 times)
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January 08, 2019, 12:27:47 PM
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Does it have an affiliate program?
Yes, it has. You can read about the affiliate program here
I don't understand clearly how it works. Can you explain to me?
You can earn more if you add all supported pools to your minerboard account and invite as many miners as possible
So what if I use only one pool?
Then you can receive additional income only from it.
So how much more income can I get with this affiliate program?
It all depends on the number of added pools and invited users.
Is there a static percentage?
Yes, at the moment there is 30%
How is this percentage calculated?
It depends on the commission that the pool already charges you.
Do pools make money on referrals I invite? Are they therefore sharing a commission?
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January 08, 2019, 02:37:04 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
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January 09, 2019, 10:32:13 AM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
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January 09, 2019, 12:38:42 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
It seems to me that software is worth a try for ASICs and GPUs too.
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January 09, 2019, 01:34:52 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
Of course, you shouldn't try, I prefer to mine on gpu. It is both easier and more profitable.
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January 10, 2019, 01:10:02 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
Of course, you shouldn't try, I prefer to mine on gpu. It is both easier and more profitable.
So what is the best for ASICs to use? Awesomeminer or minerboard?
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January 10, 2019, 02:26:58 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
Of course, you shouldn't try, I prefer to mine on gpu. It is both easier and more profitable.
So what is the best for ASICs to use? Awesomeminer or minerboard?
Awesome miner has profitswitching, and the minerboard has free accounts. Otherwise, they are very similar. So choose yourself.
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January 10, 2019, 03:14:37 PM
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Does it software support the CPU?
No, it doesn't. Do you mine on CPU?
No, but it's just interesting for me. I just in search for better way to try mining on CPU
Wow, mining on CPU? It's so weird. It's no beneficial at all
Do you think that I shouldn't try? So what do you use? ASICs or GPUs?
Of course, you shouldn't try, I prefer to mine on gpu. It is both easier and more profitable.
So what is the best for ASICs to use? Awesomeminer or minerboard?
Awesome miner has profitswitching, and the minerboard has free accounts. Otherwise, they are very similar. So choose yourself.
In my opinion, these are two different software, with a very different approach to the development.
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