Quote from: joblo on November 10, 2016, 06:33:14 PM

Quote from: benjy33 on November 10, 2016, 05:49:10 PM

cpuminer-core-avx2:    Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake
cpuminer-corei7-avx:    Sandybridge
cpuminer-corei7-sse41:    Westbridge (AES + SSE4.1)
cpuminer-corei7:     Nehalem (AES + SSE2)
cpuminer-sse2:    Core2 (no AES)

AMD users should choose the build that best matches the CPU's features.

amd fx-6300 With which works the short time the miner closes me

and i5 Which one do I choose to put it?

thanks

If the miner crashes it is trying to use features your CPU doesn't have. Your CPU apears to have AVX
but not AVX2. As a general rule use the fastest build that doesn't crash.

For your i5 it depends on the model number: i5-2xxx sandybridge, i5-4xxx haswell, etc. Again use the build that

Ok, thanks for the clarification , but

gives the best performance and doesn't crash.

Low priced CPUs like Pentium have some features removed so they don't exactly match full featured CPUs
from the same generation. Trial and error is the most reliable way to find the best match.

Thanks for the clarification but Where I can find that cpu information if it is
    Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake
   Sandybridge
    Westbridge (AES + SSE4.1)
    Nehalem (AES + SSE2)
   Core2 (no AES)............etc