Miner- [NiceHash] Zcash CPU/GPU for Linux and Windows

Detailed guide how to buy hashing power (it is for daggerhashimoto but same principles apply): https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/guides/how-to-mine-cryptocurrencies-without-a-mining-rig

Did nicehash just halved btc for equihash?

Yep looks like, our buyers are not paying so much anymore xD now is the time to buy equihash cheap :slight_smile:

I tried nheqeminer -cd 0 -b, but outputs the error “Cuda driver version is insufficient for CUDA runtime version” Any suggestions?

I’m running an i7 / Nvidia GTX970

Yes, update your drivers.

Yay, I am mining with speed over 3 kSol/s :slight_smile:

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How did you make it work for AMD ?

what’s that, Amazon?

He is a Nicehashdev I think

Nop, just purchased hashpower from NiceHash :slight_smile: Got it cheap, for 0.0001.

How does NiceHash allocate orders to miners? ie how does it calculate what price is paid to a miner from the order book? Is it averaged across orders? What happens if there are insufficient orders to consume all available capacity?

See here: NiceHash - Leading Cryptocurrency Platform for Mining and Trading

This never happens :wink: We have tens of thousands of buyers every day and believe me - they will eat as much as you can provide :smile:

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They have a multi-miner so basically it autoswitches so no problem.

We have all pretty well explained in large FAQ, but to make it shorter; every miner is paid weighted average price of all active orders in PPS sheme (you are paid for every submitted share and you can actually observe that on stats page).

Popular algorithms never run out of orders, there are always some orders, if nothing else, some unlimited orders sitting at the bottom of the list for very low price that can consume all the remaining miners.

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Aye!

How do you 32 with S/s 1080 a GTX 1080? My with 25S/s

Sorry, im wrong, i do 32S/s with the GPU and CPU, only GPU i get 25S/s too

Has anyone tried any high end cpu’s? 10 cores + ? Whats speeds?

Thanks

Someone knows how to calculate blocks/threads per gpu?

how do you get more than two 1070 cards detected on the same instance ?

I tried the -cd flag but only one card is running