[XMR] Monero Mining

[smooth]

how to make 1 kh/s per pc? this must be heavy machines no? xeon workstations or something similiar or am i wrong?

That or GPUs

wouldnt it better to use 1 PC with many GPUs than 1 PC 1 GPU?
I assume that was CPU.

Yes it is generally better to build GPU rigs with multiple GPUs per computer to minimize cost for motherboard, CPU, PSU, etc.. The cost curve is a bit less severe with Monero since you can mine on the CPU as well so the CPU+MB isn't pure overhead.

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[ajiekceu4]

There any good pool? If i have stable 2khs speed, what is my daily gain?

You can try monero.net (fee 0.5%, 100% goes to monero dev), but don't forget to use some backup pool. I think 2khs ~ 1.4...2 XMR per 24h.

[turkandjaydee]

Good time for mining with net hash rate down. 

[BitmoreCoin]

Good time for mining with net hash rate down. 

But it is still cheaper to buy for most people. For some people, the cost of mining is almost 0.

[elrippo]

Hy there,
i started a sort of [POLL] about used hardware of Monero miners 
Maybe you want to chip in and have a good chat  -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1035694.0

[V@n@dis]

anyone mining at cryptonotepool.org.uk?

Have a stuck pending balance and cant seem to get a hold of the pool support.

Really like the pool but have to redirect my mining until its solved. 

[owlcatz]

Hi, I've just setup a new pool on a linux VPS.

Does anyone have the best way to start/run bitmonerod on boot? Everything I seem to try breaks stuff or doesnt seem to work.

thanks for any info/help - i searched extensively, but came up completely short. :\

[smooth]

Hi, I've just setup a new pool on a linux VPS.

Does anyone have the best way to start/run bitmonerod on boot? Everything I seem to try breaks stuff or doesnt seem to work.

thanks for any info/help - i searched extensively, but came up completely short. :\

crontab -e

add this at the end:

Code:

@reboot screen -dmS monero /path/to/bitmonerod/bitmonerod

You can then connect to your bitmonerod with screen -r monero and disconnect with control-a d

[owlcatz]

Hi, I've just setup a new pool on a linux VPS.

Does anyone have the best way to start/run bitmonerod on boot? Everything I seem to try breaks stuff or doesnt seem to work.

thanks for any info/help - i searched extensively, but came up completely short. :\

crontab -e

add this at the end:

Code:

@reboot screen -dmS monero /path/to/bitmonerod/bitmonerod

You can then connect to your bitmonerod with screen -r monero and disconnect with control-a d

Ah, hell, that's genius, I never would have thought of that, thanks as always.

[amauche]

Hello,

I want share with you a new monero minnig pool: http://monero.dounit.fr.

 

[binaryFate]

Hello,

I want share with you a new monero minnig pool: http://monero.dounit.fr.

 

Maybe you might want to say more? Infrastructure, fees, donations?...

[amauche]

Hello,

I want share with you a new monero minnig pool: http://monero.dounit.fr.

 

Maybe you might want to say more? Infrastructure, fees, donations?...

yes,

Total fee 1% (0,5% to dev)
dedicate server with DDOS protection.

[amauche]

URL: http://monero.dounit.fr     Country:  France(Paris)       Manager (IRC): amauche   Donations (% of fees): 50%      Total Fees: 1%

[Oscilson]

Yes it is generally better to build GPU rigs with multiple GPUs per computer to minimize cost for motherboard, CPU, PSU, etc.. The cost curve is a bit less severe with Monero since you can mine on the CPU as well so the CPU+MB isn't pure overhead.

You need a CPU capable of AES, which is more expensive.

[smooth]

Yes it is generally better to build GPU rigs with multiple GPUs per computer to minimize cost for motherboard, CPU, PSU, etc.. The cost curve is a bit less severe with Monero since you can mine on the CPU as well so the CPU+MB isn't pure overhead.

You need a CPU capable of AES, which is more expensive.

True, but there are plenty of fairly cheap ones. Example A8-7600 roughly 80 USD. Probably cheaper too, I didn't look very hard.

[infovortice2013]

i like to dig some XMR have a cpu intel 9450 12mb and amd7950, what miners are better ?

[5w00p]

i like to dig some XMR have a cpu intel 9450 12mb and amd7950, what miners are better ?

You need a CPU capable of AES, which is more expensive.

Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q9450 does not have the AES instruction set.

Sorry, I don't think you can mine XMR with that CPU.

http://ark.intel.com/products/33923/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q9450-12M-Cache-2_66-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB

[nioc]

You can mine with a non AES but the HR is very low and the electricity costs will be greater than the value of the coin.

I have a 2 core pentium and use the original LucasJones miner.  I get 35 H/s using both cores, that is 100% cpu usage
0.04 Monero a day

[smooth]

You can mine with a non AES but the HR is very low and the electricity costs will be greater than the value of the coin.

Sometimes this isn't true if your electricity is extremely cheap or free (for example if you're using electric heat). But it is certainly true that the efficiency of hash/watt is low.

[infovortice2013]

i like to dig some XMR have a cpu intel 9450 12mb and amd7950, what miners are better ?

You need a CPU capable of AES, which is more expensive.

Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q9450 does not have the AES instruction set.

Sorry, I don't think you can mine XMR with that CPU.

http://ark.intel.com/products/33923/Intel-Core2-Quad-Processor-Q9450-12M-Cache-2_66-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB

big shet,,,, must mine maggy or other

and with 7950 amd wich one is better miner for windows?