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Ive reviewed your website but there is no road map or anything that would tell anyone what the token is used for.

The coin is part community driven and the author/developer has a very interesting opinion against false promises.

For that reason, no roadmap with goals exists and neither will it exist. A good example is the Android wallet and the upcoming fork. Both are direct results of the rather single approach of Uranium-X; a fair and collectable CPU coin for the community.

The Android wallet was a request from the community and is (in part) realized by the community, both in funding and development. The upcoming fork is in open debate for the same reason. The concept of a GPU-miner (even when in all fairness the GPU-mining possibility isn't favoured at this point) started the "we will fork" discussion.

From that perspective, a roadmap is nonsense and a strategy is more important. Hell, it's almost better than most small businesses, we have a vision and we're working according that vs. the "this looks pretty and has 'achievable goals' let's run with this until the next pretty picture" (can you tell what annoys me at work?).

Well, then whats the strategy and or vision? fair question from someone holding this token.

Also, GPU mining i s much more efficient. My GTX 1080 smashes the pool, in comparison to any CPU. i had 12 CPUs hitting the pool with 8 to 16 cores each at a combined 55KH/s. The GTX 1080 hits at 30KH/s alone. So it does the work of around 75% of my running CPU miners. Just sayin. When i pair it with a GTX 1050ti and a Quadro 2200K 4GB i i out perform all CPus running.

You could argue that the power consumption on the cards outweighs the power used by the CPUs, however i mine via my data center so i dont pay for power. In my case, GPU makes more sense. If i use the CPuU and GPU at the same time i can grab a few coins a day, however i blew a fuse in my rack last time so its just gpu now :-) Data center manager was not happy!

WOW you have a very cool Manager!!! And a nice job too....Got to love Free Power!!!

So what is the hash rate of each card? very interested to know?

when it comes to CPU's I find that old and new I5's and I7's can be nice to mine with...especially if you are trying to save power using a laptop or sff.

Ha Ha, i am the IT manager! In reality i have maybe 7 old poweredge servers idle, so i mine off of them. The majority are only SSE2 CPUs but they do the job. I can tell you off hand the GTX 1080 hashes at about 35KH/s, gtx1050ti around 5KH/s and the old Quadro is around 8000 H/S.

please give a link to the miner gpu.

Its multiminerv1.1.0_24.xxx

https://github.com/bogdanadnan/multiminer/releases

this is my script to run it on my gtx 1080, just add wallet and make sure you change the last -t from 2 to 1. 1 works with Nvida cards.

multiminer.exe -a argon2ad -o stratum+tcp://pool.rplant.xyz:3361 -u -p c=URX,worker --use-gpu CUDA --gpu-id=1 --gpu-batchsize=1024 -t 1

thanks for the help