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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: 1080Ti Specific - Best mining option
by
zer0k
on 17/01/2018, 15:58:26 UTC
Is it possible to mine Luxcoin with yiimp on a cryptopia wallet adress ?

And what is the intensifty you use with ccminer2.2.4 for LUX mining on a 1080 ti ?

i'm mining luxcoin using zpool and paid in BTC, but i think it should be ok if u using cryptopia wallet address if you want to paid in LUX.
i use 20 for the intensity and it gives around 31 MH/s.

Finally, I prefer mining on the QT wallet.
I have 32mhs with 75% power limit with ccminer2.2.4

XVG is same profitability than LUX.
What do you suggest ?
i'm minning Lux with 1080ti in altminer with CCminer Phi 1.0 https://github.com/216k155/ccminer-phi-anxmod/releases
This ccminer is suggested by staff Luxcoin.
It gives me 34,3 MH

In 120 years you might have enough for a masternode!

LUX looks like a scamcoin.

Please don't spread misinformation.
Especially without a shred of evidence or reasoning behind it.

It is a very real coin, with unique tech and great roadmap, and a large dedicated team that has been hitting milestones every since it was introduced.
You are welcome to browse the LUX github repos to check for yourself - https://github.com/216k155/lux

What's the misinformation I am spreading?  How long, by your calculations, would it take a 1080 TI to have enough coins for a masternode?  120 years is probably wrong because it's too short, the answer is probably infinity.  

Is it incorrect to say that there is a 3,000,000 coin premine and only 5,250,000 coins are released in year one?  That's a huge premine IMO.  How do you know they won't dump it when they have 37% of the coins after a year?  

Also, you don't consider that it's nearly impossible for a small-time miner to accumulate a significant amount of coins - even getting in from day 0 - to be reasoning?

How about that they censored negative posts in their ANN thread?

If people want to mine it go ahead, but after researching I don't think it's a good idea.  Just my opinion...

The intention has NEVER been that a miner with a few cards/rigs could get enough coins for a masternode!
It has and always will be that you need to be a serious investor who is willing to invest and will dedicate resources to keeping a masternode running 24/7 x 365.
Simple as that!

Everyone is welcome to watch github and see for themselves exactly what's happening with the coins development.