Can you show me what your .bat looks like?

I'm getting 0 hashes on Lyra2z

I am uisng MiningPoolHub. What would be the cause of 0 hashes?

I'm mining on a GTX 1080 ti and on Windows 10


edit: tested on NiceHash and it works. Not sure why I can't use MiningPoolHub or if I can't use any pool where you have a username worker

There is no onboard video, so I probably need to put 1 GPU on the main board for the first boot and drive installation I'm guessing.

I am not sure what is wrong. Do I need to have at least 1 GPU on the main board or my display connected to the on board video or is it supposed to work if I plug my monitor into one of the GPU's even though it is on one of the x1-x16 risers?

I don't see the monitor reacting at all when I boot the system and the motherboard gave me some error code for memory

I was reading on the mining tax policy and it looks like you are expected to report how much you earned from each individual block reward you receive. When you use some pools that hold a wallet l(ike suprnova for example) that you can can cash out manually, wouldn't it than be recognized that you just earned as you made your cashout rather than filing for every individual block instead?

It was more than Coinbase alone. Jihan Wu of Bitmain announced that he will only accept BCH to buy his ASIC miners on the same day

Seen plenty of post like this last round XRP pumped and dumped with people shilling it as the BTC replacement and praise the banks to make profits on them. Really, they make profits on you. They don't use the coin they only use the protocol and released the coin to get rich on you, they have barely released half their circulation and will be unloading a billion coins a month into the supply.

XRP as a coin is functional, but the prospect of its growth is misleading and it is overdo now.

Its value is scaled to BTC which is taking price pullback, and XRP has a billion coins to release per month still to inflate the market cap. The new people wanting to get rich on a cheap coin don't know this stuff which is why they wil be the bag holders this round of the rinse and repeat that is ripple. The XRP and bank thing doesn't even need the coin, the Ripple protocol is used by Banks without the coin. The coin is literally over valued on that whole banks use it basis since its not true but one thing that is true, the XRP company is going to make 2 billion dollars selling 1 billion coins on the market per month on all of you.

You should all be buying XRP after most of the circulation has been released or the price dipped half way in BTC value

If XRP overtakes BTC, the BTC value its self would crash and XRP being scaled off of it would be bottle necked from going much higher in USD value. The Cryptocurrency space would take a giant hit as a result of a centralized coin overtaking BTC, it was the decentralized fundamentals that made this phenomenon work in the first place and we would hardly have made an improvement from the online banking world, only difference is XRP's wouldn't be as readily printable as virtual dollars in a bank account are.

McAfee is posting about this ICO a lot

People think it will make them rich because the banksters will pump it for them. This happened when BTC got slammed with major FUD and everyone was hedging around. XRP started rising and than the FOMO kicked in about bankers taking over BTC.

Bankers are letting the noobs pump money into this right now so they can sell it to you at the top and re consolidate buying it back from you on a discount

Last time XRP exploded, it went to a higher BTC value than it is now. It dumped, and it kept dumping in a nice slow burn. There were plenty of people thinking it would go up forever before.

I gave this a try again and I got my OneBash file now, not sure why it was missing before.

When editing it I notice the entry for ZEC for example shows worker and address. If I am using a pool like suprnova or miningpoolhib I just have a worker so what am I doing with the address, and I don't even know where to enter the worker password?


Only other question is overclocking. With the GTX 1080 I can overclock the memory to 1,000 in MSI Afterburner but I know that if I used ASUS GPU Tweak the numbers are displayed differently due to a multiplier and number of memory modules stacked in the GPU. Is setting 1,000 for the memory OC in the OneBash the same as 1,000 in MSI Afterburner on windows?

Interesting, I was thinking that was the case but wondered why not have the installer there as an option anyway. If I can unplug the USB after booting I can see this as a way to cut cost on storage devices for large scale mining.

I didn't see 1bash or OneBash when I loaded nvOC, I tried looking for both before. I might go with Ubuntu since it's an actual install so I can place staking wallets and all of that stuff on there too. I would rather keep my coins on a linux machine than windows

Thanks.

I was trying nvOC earlier but I didn't see the OneBash anywhere even though I was just watching a youtube demonstration, and I don't even see an installation section either.

Needless to say, I am going through a lot of pains trying to get Linux mining working and I've given up on basic Ubuntu

Would I be able to add any pool and coin I want into the 1bash if the algo is already supported?

I think the number of mining coins needs to decrease, which is not in favor for me as a miner but the growth of these markets has exploded at such a rate than it will take a long time for enough miners to up the difficulty and bring the profits back down to earth, and all that electric and heat output is just plain scary. I don't mind it since it's warming up rooms in the winter but we can' keep this mining fiasco up forever. Lets enjoy the mining for maybe 2 more years as we hopefully watch the majority of shitcoins die and leave only the few and solid POW coins to survive, let the block reward reductions over time regulate these few coins from over expanding.

Anyway, I would discuss what coins should die and survive but that is not for this subforum

3x 1080ti's will b easier to run on a single PSU for cabling, and it is less GPU's to trouble shoot if one of them is overclocked too high and causing crashes after 6 hours. I'm in the minority who prefers to run more powerful cards over quantity and for what its worth more quantity per rig pulls in a greater ROI

As long as it can be done. In my experience with my own rigs I find that low memory and high core algos tend to slow down regular PC use so my best bet is Equihash mining

How is Zotac AMP?

I'm wondering if you can mine on a multi monitor setup if all 4 displays are connected to a single GPU? This would be when the system is otherwise doing nothing and not 24/7 mining.