If you have Nvidia cards, you will need to download the EWBF miner. I like the EWBF miner the best; it’s what I’m using on my nvOC rigs and my gaming rig. When you open up the folder you can see a couple different files. Copy the start file (or whatever pool you’re getting into) and make a new one.

This is what you will edit. Now go to the on zhash.pro. Scroll down to the Configure miner for ZEN section. Right click your copied start file to edit it. Input your information in the bracketed sections below: Miner --server [insert server here] --user [your wallet address here.worker_name_here/your_email] --pass [password here] --port [port number here] You can find your port number below: • port 3057 – vardiff • port 3059 – diff 8196 for single card • port 3060 – diff 16384 for 2-4 videocard • port 3061 – diff 32768 for big rigs 6. Save and then double click the file to start it.

At this point, you should see a screen like this: 7. I also like to right-click and send to desktop and create a shortcut so I can easily open this again.

If you decide you want to mine to a different pool, just change the same settings in the appropriate file. And it’s that easy! Is it your first time mining? Let me explain a little more about what your screen says. Your screen explained: For a full video review, watch here: There’s a lot more to learn about ZenCash. If you’d like to learn more, check out some of the following links and stay tuned for more ZenCash related posts.

If you're looking to mine Zen, or already do, please consider checking out our pool @ We're a small pool that started up about 3 weeks ago, but have been steadily growing and knocking down blocks. Many of the miners on this pool have come from the Reddit community actually, which is great! A few good reasons to switch or start mining with us: • Support decentralization and the health of Zen by joining a smaller pool • Earn as much or more than you would elsewhere as block discovery is less frequent, but payout is much higher. Mathematically, you end up making the same all else considered equal. • Super fast server and website means you'll get less rejected shares and better performance to the pool. This should translate into higher earnings. • Pool fee is super low at 0.25% (most of the larger pools take double or quadruple this).

• Mine anonymously, no registration required. Just point your miner to the pool with your wallet address as your username and get paid.

Oct 22, 2017 - In fact all mining rewards to go miners. While this is a great anarchistic dream it caused some issues – if someone wanted to work/improve ZLC he had to do it for free. And over the year there's been a lot of ideas how to improve it. So ZEN was forked in order to achieve decentralized governance and. How do you setup your windows mining rig and/or windows pc gaming rig to mine ZenCash?

• We're on the PPLNS payment system which rewards miners loyal to the pool and punishes pool hopping. How To Build A Computer To Mine Ubiq UBQ. Loyalty to the pool ends up translating into higher earnings over time as pool hoppers lose out on shares depending on when they exit and when the next block is discovered. • Better support. If you have any questions/comments/concerns, we'll actually listen and respond.

Good luck with that on a larger pool!:) I hope these are enough reasons to consider mining with us! A link to help get set up can be found here: Thanks for your time and consideration.

They were the last pool that I mined with before I got fed up and started this pool. My latency to their servers was crazy high, about 12,000ms on average (yes, 12 seconds). I'm very skeptical of pools offering 0% pool fees. The servers and bandwidth required to operate a pool of their size would be fairly substantial. I have a hard time believing someone is just coming out of pocket every month for that, but I suppose it's possible.

What's more likely is that they are advertising 0%, but taking something on the side as it would be very hard/almost impossible to tell. After getting ripped off by a number of other pools, I decided that I'd start one that is fast and honest, and stays that way. The only way I could see doing that was to charge a nominal fee to ensure that it's self-sustaining long term (right now I'm just coming out of pocket). Thanks again for giving us a shot. I hope you see a positive difference after the switch like many of us have and feel good about the decision. Being smaller, we definitely take longer to find blocks, but we do find them and everyone gets paid better in the end it seems. How To Build A BridgeCoin BCO Miner more. Hoping we can keep it going!

Thanks again. • • • • • • •. I'll check it out tommorow, going to sleep now, i just switched to SuprNova like a day ago from zenmine, cuz the payouts were weird, anyway, i might add 3k sols to the pool, if i decide to do so tommorow. PS: but i would really like to see payouts tab, something similar that zenmine has, when were the payouts, how much and how much did i mine in 1/12/24 hours and then last 7 days, 30 days, i find that feature very usefull, as it tells me how much i'm really farming and i don't need to calculate myself:) + how close is it to what mining calculators are saying.