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@jmeek82z28 said in Claymore-Dual Miner problems:

@jhip626

what are the cards on the rig? remember "Dual mine" is .. mine Eth near full capacity and slip an alternate algorithm on the card to use spare cycles. ex. My 4x470 rig should do around 100Mhash/s and can tack on about 1300Mhash in SiaCoin. Sia alone i'm able to produce around 3800. There's flags you can set to choose each coin's "intensity" and algorithm, but its Ether first on Claymore.

A geforce gtx 1050 ti

@Yey_09 said in ether and siacoin:

@jhip626 said in ether and siacoin:

@Yey_09 said in ether and siacoin:

@jhip626 said in ether and siacoin:

looking to mine ether and siacoin on my PNY - XLR8 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB and im wondering how to go about that, I know with the increased diff of ether, it wond make me much, but I figured since im mining sia also, why not. is there a helpful step by step out there that I didn't find googling or something?

thanks

Use Claymore-Dual Miner. Mine Eth and Sia at the same time.

Im using it with my old 3GB GTX 780 & 780ti.

I thought the dual miner requited an AMD card?!

no idea about that, but its working fine with my cards.

would you mind helping me set it up? im having some issues

@socalguy LOL I was talking with him in Discord just now xD

@falconCoin said in issues with freecoinz2day engage tv:

is it working for you now?

i am seeing a lot of ppl earning with it and you can see on the leaderboard too

http://www.freecoinz2day.com/engagetv-leaderboard/

they report back to use when you watch the amount of videos your supposed to.

its a little better, I still get times where the videos just stop loading, and the coins will just stop adding up at other times

how about getting the gpu plotter to list it to define which device id's to assign to plotting / mining

@jhip626 you probably wont get an "big capacity" 3.5" Drive wich is USB powered.
4-5Tb 3.5" USB3 Drives seem to be the most economical at the moment. I tend to look for anything under 25$/Tb. I did get some for under 20$/Tb. But those are lucky finds!-)

@osamayounas It depends on the following

Connection type to drive ( SAS / SATA / USB 3.0 /USB 2.x / LAN)
Type of plotter GPU (Faster GPU the better) or Xplotter (Faster CPU the better)

Top Tip: Do a small test plot first and time it say 20GB, Now multiply that time by 400 to get an estimate. Be sure to reformat your drive before doing a full drive plot.

@falconCoin said in First Youtube video:

hey thanks! you should have tagged me

yea i always forget about tagging people... my bad

If you're running from the command prompt, then open a command prompt box (the same - open the box as admin) - then run your Xplotter - if it doesn't continue, you'll need to know which nonce to -sn from.... I forget the exact method, but calculating nonces and from where to continue is all over the 'how to's" section.

@KyleH112 said in Will either of these work for mining eth or other cryptos decently?:

@jhip626 Hey you're in Pittsburgh, I'm in Lancaster :)

HELLO NEIGHBOR!

@Dillion said in STEEMIT:

IMO Steem is extraordinarily lame. Great idea with getting paid for social media posts but the platform puts me to sleep instantly.

Steem It or whatever they say, Steem dollars, power up, power down, lock down to me it all zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz boring as hell. The masses will never take the time to fool with all that. Idk why they just don't do a almost a identical platform to Facebook.

I agree that the layout is awful... I'm hoping that's due to it being in beta but idk

@jhip626 https://gyazo.com/c18109860bc3dada8ad234c675eecfa8

@falconCoin infinite dls basically

@Hitti2 said in BURSTCOIN ANDROID APP:

I've got a MXPE = Moto x pure edition with Snapdragon 808.

I haven't tried mining on it as max sd's space sd card is 128GB. And I cannot afford 128GB SD atm plus I think it would drain my bat quickly as its only a (3000 mAh) battery lulz.

Great phone but specs are low.

yea, put that money into another hdd and mine at home and get way more coin

@rnahlawi thanks i will

@daWallet or @haitch can you guys do that?

It is low though you are mining with 900 GB and the difficulty is now at 26705. You are welcome to switch to another pool. I'm not going ban you or anything like that if you move. :)

Just keep in mind that staying with a pool for a long time produces better results. Constantly moving from one pool to another and you will never fully sync which could lead to bad results.

I've been using Exodus, and have my daily cloud mining payments go there.

I have about $18 worth of BTC that has built up from daily payments.
But when I go to send or exchange with the wallet, my fee is close to $16
This is not the case with my DASH daily payments, this is a BTC only situation.

Here is the response from Exodus support:

If you type a small amount into the amount box it will show you the fee you have to pay to send BTC on the bottom right edge of the popup.

If you have a number of small payments over time from a mining contract when you finally send these out as one payout the Bitcoin network requires these inputs be put together and batched into one payment. The fees on these transactions are typically more than just sending a regular transaction.

Long story short, if you have a bunch of small inputs and have to combine those into one larger input this is more work on the Bitcoin network and requires a larger fee to process this transaction. This is similar to taking a large jar of change and counting it up, adding it all together then converting it into large bills and sending it on. I have seen fees as high as $10 - $70 for mining contract payouts that have gone on for years.

If you can get larger payments from your mining contract vs. daily small payments that will also help.

Here is more info on how Bitcoin transaction fees work:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees

i just answered your email , your not banned

did you sign up under two accounts?