Quote from: peteycamey on March 15, 2020, 12:41:45 PM

Quote from: scryptr on March 13, 2020, 11:03:29 PM

PROGPOW USES THE SAME DAG FILE AS THE CURRENT DAG FILE--

For ETH mining, the DAG file will be unchanged even if the Ethereum project switches to ProgPoW. ProgPoW was derived from the ETH algorithm, and the DAG file will be continued if and when ProgPoW becomes the ETH algorithm after an approved fork. --scryptr

Quote from: RuMiner on March 13, 2020, 06:14:29 PM

Quote from: big_daddy on March 13, 2020, 11:17:11 AM

You will be able to run 4gb cards on eth using linux approx to the end of this year, but we are waiting for the prognpow right? So there will be some changes regarding those news
And the 4gb cards at the end of the mining era on eth will be able to mine some other algo, so, Im not worried at all

I wish Mr @Claymore make best ProgPow miner )

yes but I thought the dag file would be similar to when eth first started (much smaller)

ProgPOW does NOT have a dag file (atleast not one that is in any way similar to the Eth DAG file) and works on ALL GPU's 2GB and above. I do not know why people who do not know what ProgPOW is or how it works continue to spread misinformation on forum threads.
There are test clients and solvers out there, as well as other "coins" that use ProgPOW already people, atleast do some testing if you are unsure instead of spreading misinformation.