Sure thing.
I'd recommend ethermine or ezil for your pool. Flexpool is also a good option, i think they all have about a 4k difficulty. I'm on ezil right now and the diff is 4294mh and my smaller cards have no problems

The difficulty is set by the pool, not the miner. Different pools use different difficulties. The difficulty of the share is really just a representation of how much work the miner has to do before the pool accepts the share

at this point it's gotta be a bot, there's a new mega link up and then down damn near every time I refresh the page

r/GPUmining or r/Ethermining is also a good avenue of support

If y'all read the PSA on redd that was on the hotpage, that was me

Yeah, but it's about what those .bats do after the program launches. Sure, ther .exe can match but it's still taking commands from those batch files. If the batch is configured to switch, it's game over.

That being said you could just not use the provided .bat files, but at this point (even as I'm using 5.4c this very moment) I wouldn't download any phoenix miner anything until we hear from the dev

Stupid question and I'm new to telegram, and I'm having trouble even getting  out of the gate with your pool telegram bot. How do I select the language?

I just got one that I flashed the BIOS on, and without any other changes it gets 35 at 156...still profitable but better to just got 30@100 with the 580 for me. I'm still tweaking and looking for different BIOS versions, so I might be able to pull more out of it at a lower power consumption

Fellow Cyberpunk players: I've got a 2070 in my gaming machine, and updated my drivers to play Cyberpunk. Of cours after I I finished playing, mining didn't work. Simple, stupid, temporary solution: Update driver, play Cyberpunk. Finish playing Cyberpunk, go to device manager, go to your GPU, get into the properties, and roll back the driver. I didn't even need to restart my PC.

Try TeamRedMiner. Works for my 5700XT and my 580

So I got a PNY 1660 Super, it runs at about 15.2MH (OC'd) pulling 124W, roughly 122-125KH/W. Costs me about 30 cents a day. The card cost about $240 in total, and when I calculated the ROI back when RVN was at flat $.02 it was like a 10-month ROI but of course that fluctuates with markets and such

Get an RX 580. Mine still runs at 30MH/s and pulls between 98 and 108 watts, makes me about 65 cents a day after paying it's ~30 cents power cost. The card itself costs $100-200 depending where you buy it. My 5700 XT gets 52MH/s, haven't OC'd it at all, costs about 400 bucks

EVGA RTX 2070 BLACK OC'd through PrecisionX1 Core Clock +200 Memory Clock +1000 Power 100% 174W  ~23.1 MH/s GMiner 2.0.4
PNY GeForce GTX 1660 OC'd through PrecisionX1 Core Clock +50 Memory Clock +310 Power 95%  118W ~14.8 MH/s GMiner 2.0.4
My NVidia cards both got about 1MH/s more with GMiner than with TRex 0.15.3

XFX RX 580 No OC ~10MH/s 121W NBMiner

Not gonna lie, I was considering using you guys but with 6% fee, there's no way. I'm just mining with one GPU and I'll never get past your minimum threshold to get lower fees in 30 days. And that's before the withdrawal fee...

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Update: after getting cgminer running for a full 24h on my Pi @ 400MHz for my NewPacs, one is doing 88.4GH/s (normal), the other two are 80 and 77.

Yeah, I tweaked the voltages on the 2Pacs, but not the new. I guess I assumed there were different generations of NewPacs, since the chips are different colors. Evidently I was wrong. I'll swap over to a Pi4 then and see what results that yields.


Ah, that makes sense. I've seen the plateaus, yeah. And I've got them quite cool, don't have a temp laser but they're only slightly warm to the touch, average coffee is warmer.


I've got 2 fans on them, I'm confident it isn't a heat issue - one fan is top down, the other is angled in from the side. I love loading the OS off a flash drive, I'll give that a shot before I buy a pi

Thanks everyone.

Ok, so I've finally got all the correct pieces together, and I'm scratching my head a little bit. I've got the GekkoScience 7-port hub, the GekkoScience 12v 8a power supply, 3x NewPacs (one older generation, 2 newer generation - the older one has a sticker on it like the 2Pacs did with it's serial on it, the 2 newer ones don't and the chips are tan colored instead of black like my original NewPac), 2x 2Pacs and an Arctic Breeze USB fan. There's a secondary Arctic Breeze fan being powered by the pc tower to keep temps down.

From what I've read, the hub should be able to support like 6x NewPacs at 600MHz. I'm running my 2Pacs at 275, and the NewPacs at 450. None hit the hashrates they should; at 450, the NewPacs should be hitting 102.6, and the 2Pacs at 275 should be hitting ~30. Two of the NewPacs are close, they're at 98.23GH and 99.95GH, which is within 5% of where they should be, but the 3rd is sitting at 91.9GH and the 2Pacs are sitting at 24.71. They've been stable at least, and I'm pulling this data after about 24 hours of hashing. Is there something I'm missing?

I'm running the newest CGMiner version from the front page from Windows 10. I've seen one of the sticks hit 101GH at 450 but that's the best I've seen. Does this come down to operating system? I've also tested without the 2Pacs on the hub and I get similar results. Could it be that one stick is just inferior to the other two?

Maybe a dumb question, but I looked at the links posted above and didn't see a windows wallet? Am i missing something or is it a linux-only wallet? Also parallelcoin's website seems to be down...

Woo, got my NewPac today and accidentally got myself a birthday present!

It's hashing happily and I'm gonna be adding my 2Pac in once I'm sure the NewPac is stable, but I do have a question on the NewPac:
No matter what USB port I plug it into on my PC or the Plugable Powered 7-Port USB Hub from 419Mining, when it's initially plugged in, both status lights are on, the green and the white. It mines no problem, so I guess it's fine?

Also, using the cgminer-4.11.1-windows-gekko-9e51f0b build, does autotune also apply to a 2Pac if it's also connected? I read through the first 20 pages of this topic and scrolled through the last 28 and didn't see any info pertaining to the 2Pac question and I'd rather not fry another one.

/edit I've got the NewPac autotuning on the 7-port hub and earlier in the thread I saw vh mention that 275MHz will pull 7W and max it out...tuner has the NewPac at 431.25MHz right now, is it gonna kill the hub right away, or was the 275MHz metric for a 2pac? **I found the answer to this, 300MHz is 6.795W** I'm not getting any nonce or errors except for the ever-present (since I've started mining with 2Pacs like a year and a half ago) "Share Above Target"

I really try, I'm an AV installer by trade so I'm familiar with troubleshooting. If you mess with something and it stops working, try and set it back to last known good settings. If you can't, soft reset. If that doesn't work, factory reset. If you can't, call tech support and keep trying while you're on hold for 40 minutes. If no tech support, fuck with it until it works. I read through like 50 pages of this thread while I was waiting, hence the 8 updates on my original post haha


Also, update on my 2pac: I switched the to a different usb port than I was originally using before I went to bed last night and left the stick at 100MHZ at 1.32v. Checked on it before I went to work, it was down to 3.5GH/s, don't remember how many HW errors but I'd assume there were a few and it only gathered like 3,000 shares so it stopped really hashing right after I went to bed. That was about 7 hours ago now. Unplugged the stick and plugged it back in, checked volatge and it was 1.34 (didn't touch potentiometer) and restarted cgminer, been hashing 100MHZ at ~10GH/s all day but I've got about 9 HW errors...are those from getting too much power?

I did some homework before I posted, and then I did more homework as I waited. Hopefully it helps someone somehow