How To Mine Monero XMR With Pc
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• For price/valuation talk, please use. Monero Communities Other Communities • • • • • • •. If you want consistent mining rewards, you should join a pool and use a pool miner.
The 'getting started' page on most pools will point you to the right software. If you mostly want to help the network and are happy to 'play the lottery' on whether you get any rewards or not, then you should solo mine using the wallet. Start the daemon, create a wallet, and type 'start_mining [number-of-threads]' in the wallet. If you have a suitable GPU and want to use that, you will have to pool mine (there is no solo mining support for GPUs). Pool mining with a GPU and solo mining with a CPU is a nice middle ground between pooling and soloing.
Edit start_xmr.bat before start mining and set YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS, worker(computer ID for collecting stats) and email address to correct values. If you mining to. Local wallet. Algorithm: CryptoNight Stratum hostname or IP: xmr-eu1.nanopool.org (or any other pool's server) Port: 14444 Username: YOUR_WALLET. How to mine Monero (XMR) on any pool Hello. In this video I will show you how to mine Monero or any CryptoNight by cryptomkd. Personally I really like Monero for the fact that it is completely anonymous and CPU mining is actually worth it. Currently on all of my CPUs I mine XMR. So here is a step by step guide to mining XMR with your CPU on Windows. Step 1: Get a Monero Wallet. Make sure you save the string of words it gives you.
Going to hijack slightly. This question can be for anyone. DigitalNote XDN Miner Pool. I have solo mined Monero before in the past. I am interested in joining a pool and using a pool miner as you mentioned.
I am new to pool mining. Is there a specific mining pool and 'pool miner' you could direct me to that would be the best? Is there already a guide somewhere? Also, what exactly is a 'suitable' GPU?
I hear AMD is superior, but I have an Nvidia 980ti. Anyone know if this will be good for mining? Last thing is, I am using Linux, just thought I'd mention in case that matters for any reason. There is a list of recommended pools in the first post of the ANN thread on bitcointalk. Any of those is fine, although smaller ones are better for the network and probably better for you (you will get less frequent payouts but they will be larger, so less issues with dust/fees).
As far as suitable GPUs, any modern AMD and NVIDIA cards work, but only NVIDIA cards have an open source miner (which may or may not matter to you). I don't know which are better at this point. In the past AMD cards were faster but NV cards were slightly more efficient.