Quote from: mlpharaon on January 04, 2018, 06:45:14 PM

Quote from: bitChipper on January 04, 2018, 05:22:30 PM

Some people are still suggesting to solo mine with the VRM wallet vault, which is pretty easy right? Just install the wallet and click start
mining and then your good to go?

Obviously its going to eat up a huge % of my cpu so i shouldnt expect to do anything else with the computer after starting mining?

Lastly what everyones experience been with i5 series cpu's? Is it even worth it?

Maybe someone that successful solo-mined vrm with a home cpu can tell you better if this worth or not .. Personally I've tried unsuccefully solo-mine with a i7 4770k for a couple of days, then I switched to a pool .. can you specify which cpu are you using?
Whatever is your mining style you can always set up the number of cores involved in mining, my suggestion is to keep one or two free cores for normal activity, this should be enough for browsing, texting and such little tasks, but probably you can't run a game with it ... last thing, if your cpu is a "k" series you can consider some little overclocking that can give you good benefits, just do it very carefully and if you are not expert read a lot about it and let someone advice you, a new cpu and a new mobo can cost a bit ..

I'd be interested in hearing about someone that has successfully solo-mined as well. I gave it a try with more than a few hashes as you can see below, for about 4 hours and nothing. I probably need to be more patient... Sad

Code:

root:/veriumMiner# ~/verium/wallet/src/veriumd getmininginfo
{
"blocks" : 163300,
"currentblocksize" : 1230,
"currentblocktx" : 1,
"difficulty" : 0.01493824,
"blocktime (min)" : 3.91666667,
"blockreward (VRM)" : 3.77388750,
"nethashrate (kH/m)" : 21079.91209069,
"hashrate (H/m)" : 0.00000000,
"est. block rate (hrs)" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : "",
"pooledtx" : 3,
"blocksperhour" : 18,
"testnet" : false
}