Quote from: huluvuz on December 11, 2017, 08:28:48 AM

Quote from: ReasonOff on December 11, 2017, 07:42:40 AM

Hello everyone!

I've read the last pages of the previous ANN and this one but still have a question: is there a chance I can mine Zero with my Asus 1060 6gb on Windows?

Thanks.

Quote from: Demarsac on December 05, 2017, 11:39:45 AM

MINING HARDWARE ROUGH ESTIMATES
AMD
RX 480 = 10 h/s
RX 580 = 10 h/s
NVIDIA
1060 = 9 h/s
1070 = 11 h/s
1070ti = 11-12 h/s
1080 = 12 h/s
1080ti = 15 h/s

As you can see op includes nvidias 1060

And below is Constantinegr guide to make nvidias work

Quote from: ConstantinGR on December 06, 2017, 12:17:38 PM

GUIDE:
HOW TO MOD OPTIMINER 1.2 FOR WINDOWS TO MAKE IT WORK WITH NVIDIA GPUS

1. Download both Optiminer 1.2 for Windows and Optiminer Equihash 2.0 for Linux.
2. Extract both files in two separate folders.
3. Go to the Optiminer 2.0 folder and navigate to the "bin" subfolder. Find the following 8 files named Nvidia_Equihash192_7-base.bin and Nvidia_Equihash192_7-round1.bin, [...] , Nvidia_Equihash192_7-round7.bin.
4. Copy these 8 files and place them in a new folder. Then rename them as follows: Nvidia_base.bin, Nvidia_round1.bin, [...] , Nvidia_round7.bin.
5. Copy the renamed files and go to the Optiminer 1.2 folder and navigate to the "bin" subfolder. Paste there the files you just copied (overwrite the original files found there).
6. Optiminer 1.2 should work fine now. For better compatibility, use --pci-mode 0 in your config (or *.bat) file. Also, if you have a rig with both Nvidia and AMD gpus, I would suggest running one instance of Optiminer for each platform, by using the -c switch.

That's all folks.
I 've tried all sorts of things and spent a lot of time to make the damn thing work, so if it works for you and you 'd like to show your appreciation, send some coins to my ZERO address:

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Thank you for the information but as I know optiminer 1.2 is only for 8gb video card and I have 6 gb. Anyway it just returns errors when I tried.

So as for 1060 it is for linux only right now.

So I just have to wait