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We have not released binary updates of the cpuminer-multi CPU miner fork from tpruvot with multiple algorithms support (source), so here is an up to date version compiled for Windows. This is the most functional fork of cpuminer that comes with support for the largest number of algorithms and a lot of optimizations for them to get the most performance out of your CPU. Do note however that some dedicated forks of cpuminer for a specific algorithm may still provide better performance, but if you want flexible solution with many algorithms supported then cpuminer-multi is the choice. We have compiled an up to date Windows binary from the latest source that comes with some fixes and improvements for various algorithms as well as support for some new algorithms such as bastion, scrypt-jane, sib and yescrypt. If you have some spare CPU power that you want to use for mining then this is the miner you’ll need, do note that we have compiled our Windows binary with Visual Studio 2013 and for 64-bit Windows.
– To download the latest Windows binary of the cpuminer-multi fork with multiple algorithms support…
- Published in: Mining Software
- Related tags: Bastion, cpu miner lyra2re, cpuminer, cpuminer fork, cpuminer lyra2rev2, cpuminer windows, cpuminer-multi, cpuminer-multi 1.2, cpuminer-multi windows, scrypt-jane, sib, Tanguy Pruvot, tpruvot, Yescrypt
Scrypt-Jane Support for LEOcoin Added by NiceHash
12, Oct 2015
NiceHash has just announced the availability for buying and selling hashing power based on Scrypt-Jane algorithm for LEOcoin. Since coins based on the Scrypt-Jane algorithm are settings-specific, therefore the service currently only supports mining for LEOcoin crypto-currency using the Scrypt-Jane algorithm. In order to sell hashing power for the LeoCoin ScryptJane algorithm you have to use yacminer or a patched cgminer for AMD GPUs, or standard ccminer for NVIDIA GPUs. It is recommended to use tpruvot’s fork of ccminer as it seems that there might be some trouble with the latest sp-mod fork of ccminer, though you could try using auto tuning to see if it will work for you and with what settings. Currently the hashrate you can expect and the price for LeoCoin on NiceHash does not yet make it the most profitable coin to sell your hashrate for, but it seems that the demand and thus the price is increasing, so you might want to keep an eye on how things are developing.
– For more information on the newly added Scrypt-Jane Support for LEOcoin on NiceHash…
- Published in: Crypto News
- Related tags: LEOcoin, LEOcoin rent hashrate, LEOcoin Scrypt-Jane, LEOcoin sell hashrate, Nicehash, scrypt-jane
Below you can find a list of the more common crypto algorithms with some example coins that use them along with a link to windows binary for a miner for the respective algorithm. This way you can quickly get to the GPU miner for AMD or Nvidia GPUs that you would need to use for a specific crypto algorithms, especially if you have not yet mined a coin based on that algorithm. There are of course some more coins that use other specific algorithms and may not be mineable with the GPU miners listed below.
Scrypt – LiteCoin (LTC), DogeCoin (DOGE), FeatherCoin (FTC), WorldCoin (WDC), Reddcoin (RDD)
– sgminer 4.2.1 for AMD OpenCL
– bfgminer 4.0.0 for AMD OpenCL
– cgminer 3.7.3 kalroth for AMD OpenCL
– cgminer 3.7.2 for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner 2014-02-28 for Nvidia CUDA
Scrypt Adaptive-N – Vertcoin (VTC), ExeCoin (EXE), GPUcoin (GPUC), ParallaxCoin (PLX), SiliconValleyCoin (XSV)
– vertminer 0.5.4pre3 for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner 2014-02-28 for Nvidia CUDA
Scrypt-Jane (Scrypt-Chacha) – YaCoin (YAC), Ultracoin (UTC), Velocitycoin (VEL)
– yacminer 3.4.2-yac2 for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner 2014-02-28 for Nvidia CUDA
SHA-256 – Bitcoin (BTC), NameCoin (NMC), Devcoin (DVC), IxCoin (IXC)
– sgminer 4.2.1 for AMD OpenCL
– bfgminer 4.0.0 for AMD OpenCL
– cgminer 3.7.3 kalroth for AMD OpenCL
– cgminer 3.7.2 for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner 2014-02-28 for Nvidia CUDA
SHA-3 (Keccak) – MaxCoin (MAX), Slothcoin (SLOTH), Cryptometh (METH)
– cgminer 3.7.3 with Keccak for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner 2014-02-28 for Nvidia CUDA
X11 – DarkCoin (DRK), Hirocoin (HIRO), X11coin (XC)
– sph-sgminer X11mod for AMD OpenCL
– ccMiner 1.0 beta for Nvidia CUDA
X13 – MaruCoin (MARU), BoostCoin (BOST), X13Coin (X13C)
– sph-sgminer X13mod for AMD OpenCL
Blake-256 – BlakeBitcoin, Blakecoin (BLC), Dirac (XDQ), Electron (ELT), Photon (PHO)
– cgminer 3.7.2 with Blake-256 for AMD OpenCL
– CudaMiner with Blake-256 for Nvidia CUDA
Quark – Animecoin (ANI), BitQuark (BTQ), Diamondcoin (DMC)
– sph-sgminer 4.1.0 for AMD OpenCL
– ccMiner 1.0 beta for Nvidia CUDA
HEFTY1 – Heavycoin (HVC), Mjollnircoin (MNR)
– cgminer 3.7.3 HVC for AMD OpenCL
– cgminer 3.7.3 MNR for AMD OpenCL
– ccMiner 1.0 beta for Nvidia CUDA
For other crypto algorithms:
– sph-sgminer 4.1.0 for AMD OpenCL
– ccMiner 1.0 beta for Nvidia CUDA
– ccMiner 1.0 beta for Nvidia CUDA for older Compute 2.x cards
- Published in: General Info
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