Quote from: Daffadile on September 15, 2016, 12:35:18 PM

Quote from: Jumbley on September 15, 2016, 11:59:18 AM

Quote from: DropDead.Be on September 15, 2016, 10:21:56 AM

The digihash easyminer download link isnt working. (page 1)
I'm totally new to mining and would like to have a good guide to set up my mining operation.

Thanks in advance. cheers

This is going to depend on many things but mainly your budget! There is not a working easy miner Im afraid.
If you have a games computer with GPUs, minimum requirement these days probably, then you may decide to look at mining with them ,when you are not playing, so you will be looking to mine on groestl probably, Idk really because I mine with ASICs.
These are dedicated mining machines and have no other purpose, than to mine crypto as efficiently as possible. They currently mine Sha-256, Scrypt and recently Qubit.
Mining DigiByte is not unlike mining anything else using the same algorithm but there is currently no Digibyte guide to doing it, as far as Im aware that is.
You can run a full node core wallet and solo mine but I wouldnt think that would get you far these days even with a decent games pc but with ASICS thats a whole different story.
You will hook up with a pool probably and some of these may even be a better source now for some of the mining info you are seeking.
Sorry I couldn't point you to some beautiful DigiByte guide, maybe you will write it one day.

Forget that, this is a gaming coin now go fix all the problems like the masive one of empty servers !? Not helping anyone. Increase payout and create more incentive. I can't understand how this thread is so large when the main aspect of this coin is so poorly executed im amazed it is still alive.

Its not just a gaming coin though or even one now. Gamers playing their games do not provide the infrastructure of the DigiByte network and if that is not supported then they will simply not earn coins playing either. The network backbone is far more important than empty servers, a network decentralized and owned by its community and not just a few big players. These things are critically important to DigiByte!