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There are a few CPU miners. One is listed on the Ultracoin forum too. However, there is one specific miner that is best and most up to date.

-Manual N parameters for multiple coins
-X86 and 64bit formats
-Stratum pool capable
-Scrypt optimizations for Scrypt-Jane

https://github.com/thirtybird/cpuminer/releases/

This is the absolute best CPU miner out there currently. I believe it has all the needs being asked for.

Even though I'm not actively posting here; I still hate to not help if I can. Grin

Thanks
Prot

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good find, looks like they just recently added the min/max and starttime parameters.
+1 internets to you sir

This cpu miner works awesome. I am thoroughly impressed. I am a small miner anyway but have effectively doubled my hashing power putting this miner on 3 good cpu machines. Ready for the n factor change anytime. Thanks guys.

Can you post your config, and tell us what CPU you use, and your hash speed per core?

Running a Core-I7-4770 3.4 GHz 12.GB Ram
averaging about 9.9 Khash total across all cores

Found the I7 miner version works, but so does the Core2 version, so that is what I used. I see no difference between the 2.

The settings are: minerd-x64-core2 -o stratum+tcp://pickaxe.pool.pm:3306 -u xxxxxxxxx -p xxxxxx -a scrypt-chacha --nfmin 4 --nfmax 30 --starttime 1388361600

The key is each setting name is different than the ultracoin miner, eg. no --sj- and --time is --starttime

Cheers.

u should use avx2

I didn't see any discernible difference, however, I have 2 identical machines, I'll run one with AVX2 and 1 with core2 and I'll compare in the morning.