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Quote from: jessyj48 on February 11, 2021, 12:58:51 PM

Quote from: ishansardar on February 11, 2021, 12:05:59 AM

So I mine a little bit on my gaming PC, I've been mining for a month now with Phoenix Miner and Nanopool and got passed my first threshold 0.05 eth in just under a month. I wanted to try something different this time. I heard about T-Rex miner and thought I'd try it since everyone is saying good stuff about it, oh and I mine with a 1080Ti. So I chose ethermine pool this time around and fired up T-rex miner but instead of an increase I'm seeing massive decrease and delays when comparing my hash window and pool stats window. Check the images below to understand.

https://postimg.cc/r0BYqzG8

https://postimg.cc/063VCrBp

As you can see my miner shows a constant 41 mhs hashrate and I've tracked it for a while but the pool dashboard is showing 3.3 mhs is average and current is 18 mhs also the profitability is like $0.50 or less a day but when I use to mine before with phoenix and nanopool it was updating constantly with the mining window and the profitability was like $3 - $4 a day. Why is this happening? is T-rex miner bad? or etherpool dashboard is slow?

PS: I'm a very new miner I don't have more than 1% knowledge about mining, I just see youtube videos and try it myself so If I said anything wrong please help me correct it.

Thank you

To me Trex miner is crap, it degrades my mining hashrate, phoenix miner and NBminer are way better than Trex, also I see that your temp is 77°C, that's high for a Nvidia cards that's not RTX3090, better put thermal paste and pads on the gpu memory chips, less temp equals to longer life span

Trex is one of the best miners out there, it's standing side by side with phoenix miner in performance, I don't understand why you call it crap, are you even sure it's trex miner issue and not your windows 10 OS?

I can't comment on Trex because I haven't used it, but what would Windows have to do with it? I haven't had a single issue, and my hashrates and power usage are actually better with Windows than they were with HiveOS. When I had issues with poolside 'current' numbers, it was always related to the O/C settings.