If no one has told you today…you guys do good work!
My i7 4770 doubled to 20.2!?! Not sure why you are still so low.
I’ve been running the miner on 14 cores for about 10 hours and haven’t seen any BTC roll in. I’ve seen talk that even on testnet, miners are being paid a few pennies right now already. Just wondering if I have configured anything wrong, I’m running the miners with -
./nheqminer -l usa -u [my bitcoin address].worker1 -t 10
that ‘.worker1’ should be there right? when might I expect a trickle of BTC just so I know things are working correctly? or do I have to sign up somewhere first
Do you have a account at nice hash? You can check your BTC balance there.
That is just the worker name and doesnt matter. Its just to separate your miners on the website.
Go and check your stats at nicehash with your BTC address
They only send payments when you reach like 0.001BTC
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So I just started mining in windows and when I ran nheqminer_x64_AVX it says: “authorized worker” and then has a BTC address. Is this my address that you guys have assigned me or what am I looking at? If so where do I find the privkey and all of that for that address or where do I give my own address?
Enter your BTC address here: NiceHash - Leading Cryptocurrency Platform for Mining and Trading
I run an Intel i7-4090 and get about 12 I/s and 24 Sol/s. I also have a GTX 770. I just ran it with the standard and got about 3.5 I/s and 7 Sol/s. What do the other parameters mean? Can I expect more?
Also I have the first version running. How do I get the second, faster version running instead? Do I copy and paste into the original folder and run nheqminer instead? Total noob to all of this.
Ok, I have to personally say that I was never a huge fan of nicehash just for no apparent reason I sort of dislike the hashing contract model. But I’ll be damned if you aren’t coming through for the community in a big way.
I have to say that you turned one skeptic into a believer 
Also. Getting 30 Sol/s on a Dual Xeon workstation. Not sure why note more but we shall see over time.
Is there a way of enabling or disabling cores etc for the miner? I have a feeling not running HT might be faster.
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Yes! Just replace with new. You will have to edit the start.bat file to show the name of the new miner or it will not start.
there is not a start.bat file in either folder
Trying to catch up, but this thread moves fast
So there is an updated version, but only for windows currently? If so, looking forward to the Linux version
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On dual CPUs you need to make sure to give each CPU own miner, so there is no accessing of memory of another CPU, because that is very slow. So, launch with start /node 0 nheqminer.exe -t 8… and start /node 1 nhequminer.exe -t 8 … in case you have 8 virtual cores per CPU.
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Tried, all i get is the command prompt flashing for 1/100th of a second and back to prompt.
I used start /node 0 nheqminer.exe -t 8 -u xxxxxxaddressxxxxxxxxxxxx
and I run a Dual Xeon with 8 cores, 16 threads per CPU
You need to figure out why it is flashing eg crashing first. So just launch without start /node first to see what is printed out.
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Can you turn HT off in BIOS? I did.
Was it faster for you to turn off HT?
I would not suggest turning HT off, because xenoncat’s solver is partly AVX2 and partly ALU, so you do greatly benefit off HT.
You’re right. I turned it back on and noticed an increase in performance.
How soon until we have this for Linux?