lately i've been mining on zpool because i think the profitability is better on gpu algorithms like bcd or hex, and i like the low difficulty scrypt port. and there are more profitable cpu algorithms like argon2d-dyn. the only complaint there is i'm still going to be waiting at least a couple weeks ...

have a quick way to decide which algorithm is most profitable for gpu, with a switch for nvidia or amd and comparisons between different mining software, but that would also need benchmarks (also a good idea if people can upload benchmark results somehow). I could probably figure it out on my own ju...

Yes...one day instead of getting 1 coin, the pool messed up and sent you 2 coins. So now they are saying you owe that 1 extra coin back to them, hence the -.7 left to repay. So the question is....if a store gives you back too much change for a purchase...do you let the cashier know or hide it in yo...

Can it do CNv8 coins? Since some have forked onto CNv8? the real JCEminer can handle v8 supposedly, after version 0.33b4, but i've never tried it myself. i think the legit one is on github at https://github.com/jceminer/cn_gpu_miner even though it's still not open source. this guy doesn't even say ...

xmr stak and cryptodredge seem to be working better together today, no more incorrect algo, yay! thanks for fixing it while i could only connect one miner at a time reliably i noticed could use more core overclock and less memory clock so +180 MHz and -501 MHz and just leave fans at 100% getting the...

I've started using xmr stak 2.5.2 on my cpus, and cryptodredge 0.9.5 cuda 9.1 on the gpus. i noticed if i just run one instance of cryptodredge and no xmr stak it goes longer without incorrect algorithm rejects, but if xmr stak and cryptodredge are running at the same time (even on seperate computer...

So far i've only used cryptodredge 0.9.5 on my gtx 960 2 gb. -a cnv8 -i 4 are the only two command line options i use, anything higher than intensity 4 seems to drop performance. The default intensity of 6 for cryptonightv8 mining with cryptodredge is too high for my system. I get about 365 h/s out ...

if using windows, then in windows command prompt, tracert prohashing.com could be useful for checking for bad nodes, and ipconfig /flushdns could be useful for dns problems. you could also try to turn off a firewall if it's interfering or add a firewall rule on the router to allow all the ports used...

github seems to have source: https://github.com/BixBite-project/bxb-miner/releases
don't trust mega.nz download

the real JCE miner is on github and supports gpu: https://github.com/jceminer/cn_gpu_miner
still closed source but github is more trustworthy than that mega.nz link