Thanks.
Perhaps I'll just buy some instead.
Thanks.
Getting about 56MH/s with 2x290 at 1100/1250 clocks.I seem to be getting about 50 MH/s from my 2 290s.
According to Coingecko, Poloniex has more volume, but their website was timing out a few hours ago. Laggy performance after it came back. Never gives me a good feeling.
I followed your steps and am mining through CMD. I have a couple questions though:Sample instruction if using eth.nanopool.org
You can then see your status at http://eth.nanopool.org by typing in your address into the search box.Code:1. Download & Install Ethereum-win64-latest.exe from [url]https://build.ethdev.com/builds/Windows%20C%2B%2B%20develop%20branch/[/url] 2. Download & Install mist wallet from [url]https://github.com/ethereum/mist/releases/download/0.3.9/Ethereum-Wallet-win64-0-3-9.zip[/url] 3. Create a wallet in Mist and copy the address (long string starting with 0x) 4. Open a command prompt with administrator privileges 5. cd "c:\Program Files\Ethereum 0.9.41\Release" 6. run following, replacing [B]address [/B]with your hexidecimal address from mist. ethminer.exe -F [url]http://eth1.nanopool.org:8888/address/miner1[/url] -G
1. Yeah, just hit Ctrl+C to exit out of the mining process.I followed your steps and am mining through CMD. I have a couple questions though:
1. When I want to quit mining, do I just exit out of CMD?
2. How do I know when I've found a share?
Thank you
Thanks for all your help! My Fury X is currently getting 33.7 Mh/s.1. Yeah, just hit Ctrl+C to exit out of the mining process.
2. If you're using my directions, then you're going to get paid via pool 2x/day. You can see how much you're making via: http://eth.nanopool.org/account/0xyour_address
Nevermind. I think I figured out the answer to my question.1. Yeah, just hit Ctrl+C to exit out of the mining process.
2. If you're using my directions, then you're going to get paid via pool 2x/day. You can see how much you're making via: http://eth.nanopool.org/account/0xyour_address
I believe you need support for UPnP or NAT-PMP on your router. May also need to make sure the Windows Firewall service didn't block it. It should have asked for you to allow it.So I can't seem to get my Ethereum wallet to connect to peers so it can download the blockchain. Any ideas?
Well to give you an estimate, a 7950 that costs $120 would take roughly 34 days to break even. And a $150 280x would also take about 34 days to pay for itself.So I wonder how fast a 7970 for like $140-150 from eBay would pay for itself?
7970 performs about 85-90% as well as a Hawaii and Fiji. If currency holds / increases and network has doesn't climb super fast, it would pay off in 1.5 months (not including power).So I wonder how fast a 7970 for like $140-150 from eBay would pay for itself?
Mine Ethereum -> Send to exchange -> Exchange for bitcoin, use bitcoin online or convert to USD at an exchange.How easy is it to convert this new digital 'coin' to hard currency though? Or at least buy new hardware with it?
Yes, you could mine to an online wallet or a "cold storage" wallet.Is it possible to mine without downloading the whole blockchain? And how do I know when this thing is finished or sync'd up?
It wouldn't surprise me if there are people trying to pump and dump Ethereum, but Ethereum isn't a short term fly-by-night altcoin. The amount of development that's gone into it is significant, it has unique applications because of smart contracts (though there are one or two other new "bitcoin 2.0" cryptocurrencies now doing similar things), and there are large companies including banks and IBM and Samsung that have been experimenting with Ethereum for a while now. It's not just a clone of Bitcoin.Hmm, having little knowledge of Etherium brought me to the usual place I look for cryptocoin news (Bitcointalk) in which I found this thread.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1354246.0
This has me a bit worried about it but maybe this is a bunch of FUD or do you think this is a pump and dump?
Also there's this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/42rvm3/truth_about_ethereum_is_being_banned_at/
Many (most?) alt-coins have been scams or failed projects. Many exchanges as well. Not sure about this one but definitely not buying or mining any "ether" until I learn more about this. I suggest you all do the same, don't want to see anyone lose any money.
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