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Re: PhoenixMiner 4.9c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hi all, help me pleaese, mining ETC on ethermine or nicehase i look this error today(
not enough vram for dag epoch 322
not enough vram for dag epoch 322
not enough vram for dag epoch 322
How to fix this, card msi p104-100
Well, it seems your GPU is lacking memory to load the dag file for ETC.not enough vram for dag epoch 322
not enough vram for dag epoch 322
not enough vram for dag epoch 322
How to fix this, card msi p104-100
Hi everyone. We already presented you 2 Horizen wallets. Awaiting new videos on Swing wallet, we would like to present you the Coinomi wallet.
Coinomi can be used on mobile and permit you to pay with your cryptocurrencies.
Here we will show you how to install it and use it for the first time.
In english: https://youtu.be/R63ksW9YHc4
Et en français : https://youtu.be/Dhyn1YDrNj8
And you, do you enjoy this one?
Yes, Coinomi is great. Easy to sync, supports lots of cryptocurrencies, easy to restore.Coinomi can be used on mobile and permit you to pay with your cryptocurrencies.
Here we will show you how to install it and use it for the first time.
In english: https://youtu.be/R63ksW9YHc4
Et en français : https://youtu.be/Dhyn1YDrNj8
And you, do you enjoy this one?
Thank you!
Re: PhoenixMiner 4.9c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
There might be an issue with ETC itself. I'm getting no more than 20mh/s on my RX570 4gb while mining ETC and a stable 30.5 mh/s on other ethash coins (including ETH).
Unfortunately I don't know the reason and how to fix that.
Unfortunately I don't know the reason and how to fix that.
Re: PhoenixMiner 4.8c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
I finally figured out how to check the SHA-256 checksum of the zip file and actually it was different from the original hash. But I've downloaded this archive from the OP link, I'm 100% sure of that. I've removed the corrupted archive from my PC and re-downloaded the archive, checksum matched with the original one. Hope I don't have the trojan left on my PC
Re: PhoenixMiner 4.8c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hi,
my Windows defender found a Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in the folder of PhoenixMiner_4.8c (referring to PhoenixMiner.exe). Has anyone had the same? This trojan appears to be a severe one, I'm a bit nervous. Miner downloaded from the link in OP
Thanks
my Windows defender found a Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in the folder of PhoenixMiner_4.8c (referring to PhoenixMiner.exe). Has anyone had the same? This trojan appears to be a severe one, I'm a bit nervous. Miner downloaded from the link in OP
Thanks
I just ran a custom scan for the miner folder and Windows Defender didn't detect anything.
Can you check the SHA-256 checksum of the zip file that you downloaded?
Thank you!
Re: PhoenixMiner 4.8c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hi,
my Windows defender found a Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in the folder of PhoenixMiner_4.8c (referring to PhoenixMiner.exe). Has anyone had the same? This trojan appears to be a severe one, I'm a bit nervous. Miner downloaded from the link in OP
Thanks
my Windows defender found a Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.B!ml in the folder of PhoenixMiner_4.8c (referring to PhoenixMiner.exe). Has anyone had the same? This trojan appears to be a severe one, I'm a bit nervous. Miner downloaded from the link in OP
Thanks
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
Amazing progress and steady development. Congrats to the team!
I will keep on mining CPUchain especially when the hashrate is comfortable even for small miners
I will keep on mining CPUchain especially when the hashrate is comfortable even for small miners
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
pool.cpuchain.52hash.com doesn't give any payout. I have pending 57 CPUChain coin that doesn't send into my wallet. Avoid this CPUchain pool guys.
cpu-pool.com is a good one too, especially for small miners. 1-2 CPU as a minimum withdrawal and instant payouts. Try it outRe: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
So this coin is strictly CPU mined then?
Yep CPU's only. I guess the name is giving it up
50 CPU per day on my i7-6700k
The coin is dead ? 
The prick (krinjah) responsible for this coin is still around here on Bitcointalk (check his activity) so you can ask him.Actually the project is not dead but we suddenly lost all the devs (2 guys) who were supporting the chain in a technical way. They've quit the project or lost interest and dropped their activities. Unfortunately there wasn't much we could do with that. All of these things happened really suddenly. If you think they've dumped the dev-premine, don't worry, this is not the case. All the premined coins are safe. We can ask the original dev (fearofsalt) to show the screenshot of the premine-wallet.
So, to resume, the project is "dead" technically because it's lacking tech-resources to support it. But the idea is not dead. If someone can take over the project tech-wise that'd be great.
You definitely should have posted this a long time ago.
In all this time you could have at least kept the community updated on the shitty state of affairs.
The coin is dead ?
The prick (krinjah) responsible for this coin is still around here on Bitcointalk (check his activity) so you can ask him.Actually the project is not dead but we suddenly lost all the devs (2 guys) who were supporting the chain in a technical way. They've quit the project or lost interest and dropped their activities. Unfortunately there wasn't much we could do with that. All of these things happened really suddenly. If you think they've dumped the dev-premine, don't worry, this is not the case. All the premined coins are safe. We can ask the original dev (fearofsalt) to show the screenshot of the premine-wallet.
So, to resume, the project is "dead" technically because it's lacking tech-resources to support it. But the idea is not dead. If someone can take over the project tech-wise that'd be great.
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
price facing heavy resistance , diff needs adjustment ?
Price doesn't matter that muchTechnology/development first
True that .. Cpuchain one of the few projects that allow arm chips to hash on android ,with decent return.
A couple chinese huawei P20 earns more cpu then the older intel i5 but even the older intel i5 can get the job done easily .
Isn't there a pre-compiled 32bit version to the windows miner ? , if not , gitclone entry to compile it ourselves?
Greets
Direct link to the miner https://github.com/cpu-pool/cpuminer-opt-cpupower/releases/download/v1.0/cpuminer_cpupower_win32_xp.zip
I haven't tested the win32 version yet.
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
On what Hashrate , Miners Are eligible for Solo Mining ?
Any hashrate is fine even for Bitcoin solo mining.Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
price facing heavy resistance , diff needs adjustment ?
Price doesn't matter that muchTechnology/development first
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
i have a blue marked information during mining:
cpupower block xxxxx, network diff x.xxxx
is that wrong? how to correct it?
Which miner and CPU are you using? Which pool?cpupower block xxxxx, network diff x.xxxx
is that wrong? how to correct it?
Try cpuminer-opt for Windows, works fine for me.
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
Where can You set the payment amount on the cpu-pool.com?
What is the minimum?
G.
Minimum CPU-pool.com amount is 2 CPU I thinkWhat is the minimum?
G.
and 10 CPU for 52pool
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
CPUchain is now live at CMC
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cpuchain/
As well as CPUfinex exchange. Yet not data to display, needs several days to get stabilized
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/cpufinex/
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cpuchain/
As well as CPUfinex exchange. Yet not data to display, needs several days to get stabilized
https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/cpufinex/
Re: [ANN] CPUchain Core - CPUfinex, CPU mining, Giga block, No premine!
Question. On the first page this shows as minable by ARM processors. I have several Raspberry Pi's laying around (3 b+ and also several 4's) and decided to give this a test. The only link posted for a linux based miner for this is here: https://github.com/cpu-pool/cpuminer-opt-cpupower/releases/download/v1.0/Cpuminer-opt-cpupower-linux64.tar.gz
Which that works great on my Linux Mint FX-8350 system. However this does not work on any of the ARM processors as the miner is setup for x86 processors only. Is there another miner that is dedicated to ARM chips? I'm currently using the Pi 3 b+ as a pihole server and one of my Pi 4's as a controller for a couple of ASIC machines. cpu wise both are just practically sitting there so wouldn't mind testing them out on this.
Thanks
Hello.Which that works great on my Linux Mint FX-8350 system. However this does not work on any of the ARM processors as the miner is setup for x86 processors only. Is there another miner that is dedicated to ARM chips? I'm currently using the Pi 3 b+ as a pihole server and one of my Pi 4's as a controller for a couple of ASIC machines. cpu wise both are just practically sitting there so wouldn't mind testing them out on this.
Thanks
I'm afraid there's quite a few people able to answer to your question, it's a bit too techy. Please post this on the official Discord channel. Hope someone will help you to sort things out.
Cheers