Quote from: syraka76 on December 26, 2017, 01:42:19 PM

the question is: and clean this miner? are we sure that it does not hide anything illegal to steal coins and empty the customer wallets?
for the rest if it is clean and deserves, well come.

We can guarantee that the executables are 100% clean. We even decided to avoid packing the executable to allow better inspection by the anti-virus programs. Still, there is always some chance that an over-aggressive anti-virus program will give you a false positive but you can safely ignore it. As an additional precaution you can check if the .zip archive you have downloaded has the right checksum (the checksums are listed in text file PhoenixMiner_2.1_checksums.txt, which is in the MEGA folder from the first post in this thread).

Quote from: k0stas on December 26, 2017, 01:51:28 PM

You thought many hours for the name of the miner? Cheesy

Point taken Wink

Still, we thought that our time is best spent trying to improve the mining performance instead of trying to come up with a cool name

Quote from: danialzo on December 26, 2017, 01:19:12 PM

In my personal opinion, having a roughly 1% higher hash rate (which you are not sure nor promote strongly) and offering 0.3% lower rate won't attract many users.

While 1% or so may seem too little to matter, the hard truth about mining is that you have to pay your electricity bill and the amortization costs of the hardware, so the real ROI is often less than 20% per year. In this context 1% is quite welcome. Of course, if you keep your earnings in crypto and hope that it will go up, it may be a lot more than that but this is a risk that a lot of miners can't or won't take.

Quote from: santan on December 26, 2017, 01:14:37 PM

I tried your miner ..... using my Quadro K2100M..... with 2GB VRAM and 3CU
but it says.........

NVML library initialized
FATAL ERROR: Debugger detected

Why is that ??

This means that anti-dubugger code is kicking in. Probably you have some kind of CUDA profiler or debugger running and PhoenixMiner is terminating to avoid reverse engineering. At any rate we haven't tested Quadro cards (and their drivers) as they are not very often used for mining.

PhoenixMiner team