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March 14, 2022, 03:31:21 PM
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How is Teamredminer performance compare to Teamblackminer ? I'm running six Vega 56 with Teamredminer and I read on Reddit that Teamblack is better for AMD graphic cards, any teamblack miner fan here?

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March 14, 2022, 06:39:08 PM
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How is Teamredminer performance compare to Teamblackminer ? I'm running six Vega 56 with Teamredminer and I read on Reddit that Teamblack is better for AMD graphic cards, any teamblack miner fan here?

team black miner love propaganda

a lot of ado about not much

just read the changelog to realize that it's only staleshare fixes and flat tire patches xD

check gminer, teamredminer, lolminer or trex (for nvidia)

they have proven themselves
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March 14, 2022, 07:01:51 PM
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How is Teamredminer performance compare to Teamblackminer ? I'm running six Vega 56 with Teamredminer and I read on Reddit that Teamblack is better for AMD graphic cards, any teamblack miner fan here?

Lately I have found that one of the most stable miners no matter which type of cards you are running is lolminer.I have switched my miners from a couple of days and I haven't seen any problem,trust me I have a lot of diversity in my cards,it is running 4 different type of cards in one motherboard I have and it has 0 problems,it gets the actual overclock settings from the AMD Catalyst or even from third party like MSI Afterburner.


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March 15, 2022, 11:21:54 AM
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How is Teamredminer performance compare to Teamblackminer ? I'm running six Vega 56 with Teamredminer and I read on Reddit that Teamblack is better for AMD graphic cards, any teamblack miner fan here?

So for AMD cards, you will never find a better miner than Teamredminer - this guys doing very good work for years now.
Teamblackminer is new, the developer is an idiot, he steal code from other guys and he never show the real poolside hashrate XD, he always show his miner stats with 5 - 10% infalted hashrates. He use the russian - ukraine war to spread false informations about Teamredminer and so on - read in his thread, the Teamredminer developer answered to his stupid post.


How is Teamredminer performance compare to Teamblackminer ? I'm running six Vega 56 with Teamredminer and I read on Reddit that Teamblack is better for AMD graphic cards, any teamblack miner fan here?

Lately I have found that one of the most stable miners no matter which type of cards you are running is lolminer.I have switched my miners from a couple of days and I haven't seen any problem,trust me I have a lot of diversity in my cards,it is running 4 different type of cards in one motherboard I have and it has 0 problems,it gets the actual overclock settings from the AMD Catalyst or even from third party like MSI Afterburner.



lolminer is not that stable - this miner has much bugs, not working features and so on. Maybe it is stable for ETH mining only - but he doesn´t fix many things, or say in the next version this feature will come - we waiting now around 1 year for some features  Cheesy
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March 15, 2022, 12:51:02 PM
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Team Black miner looks like a copied work of tTeamredminer and still it doesn't look like a better job, I tried my 5700XT on this Teamblackminer and the performance was bad,  Nothing can best Teamred miner for now.
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March 15, 2022, 01:18:32 PM
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Team Black miner looks like a copied work of tTeamredminer and still it doesn't look like a better job, I tried my 5700XT on this Teamblackminer and the performance was bad,  Nothing can best Teamred miner for now.

Have you also latest PhoenixMiner it also performs well with my RX 6600 XT on Debian bookworm(testing).
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March 15, 2022, 03:33:32 PM
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Teamblack is not good as teamred miner for random vega 56 and 64, I've tried this a few weeks after team Black miner became known and I lost 20MH hashrates.

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March 15, 2022, 04:29:05 PM
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Lately I have found that one of the most stable miners no matter which type of cards you are running is lolminer.I have switched my miners from a couple of days and I haven't seen any problem,trust me I have a lot of diversity in my cards,it is running 4 different type of cards in one motherboard I have and it has 0 problems,it gets the actual overclock settings from the AMD Catalyst or even from third party like MSI Afterburner.



lolminer is not that stable - this miner has much bugs, not working features and so on. Maybe it is stable for ETH mining only - but he doesn´t fix many things, or say in the next version this feature will come - we waiting now around 1 year for some features  Cheesy

I agree on lolMiner,.. i am also currently using it on 4 rigs, around 40 cards and , dual mine ETH+TON. I also rent my rigs and switching pools, changing difficulties etc. looks seamless.
Yes, it may lack on some features compared to other miners, but as of now it's my preference too.

Speaking of TeamBlackMiner,... I have spent so many hours testing, reporting, updating this that.... and I surrendered; not for me.
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March 15, 2022, 06:19:10 PM
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Avoid Teamblackminer.  The miner has been garbage for a while and hashrates never match up pool wise.  Also the guy has always been sus and most recently has been spreading lies and misinformation about other miners which you never want to see from a developer that you are trying to establish trust with to decide if you want to use their software.
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March 15, 2022, 06:26:31 PM
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Teamred miner is the best for AMD graphic cards and Trex miner is the best for Nvidia graphic cards, others like lolminer, miner, and others are left behind oh yes nbminer is also good but for Nvidia cards only.

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