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The BLOC GUI Miner is a beautiful, easy to use, Graphical User Interface (GUI) for mining some of the more popular cryptocurrencies based on Cryptonote vailable for Linux, Windows and MacOS. The project is being developed by Bloc.Money (BLOC) (CryptoNight Heavy-Haven algorithm), so by default it starts by offering you to create a BLOC wallet if you do not yet have one, or mine BLOC if you do, but you also have another option to mine for other supported CryptoNote/CryptoNight crypto coins. Besides BLOC, you can also mine: RYO (RYO), Haven (XHV), Monero (XMR), Conceal Network (CCX), Sumokoin (SUMO), GRAFT (GRFT), Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL), Lethean (LTHN), X-CASH (XCASH), Masari (MSR), Tube (TUBE), AEON (AEON), ArQmA (ARQ), Iridium (IRD), TurtleCoin (TRTL) and Loki (LOKI) with this miner. You start by choosing the coin to mine, entering your wallet address and then selecting a pool where you want to mine from a list and then you are presented with a nice looking GUI with information about the coin you are mining and your hashrate. You can use the settings button to change things such as your wallet ot mining pool as well as if you are CPU or GPU mining (depending on the version of the GUI you use).
There are two main versions of the GUI miner, one using XMRig as a backend for the mining that supports only CPU mining and one tha uses XMR-Stak that supports both CPU and GPU mining (AMD OpenCL and Nvidia CUDA). Since they use different miners there is slight difference in the supported coins between the two versions: TurtleCoin (TRTL) and Loki (LOKI) are supported only on the XMRig version and Conceal Network (CCX) only on the XMR-Stak one, so have that in mind when choosing. Of course it also depends if you need the CPU only or the CPU and GPU version of the GUI miner, though have in mind that apparently the CPU/GPU version does not support mining on both at the same time and you may need to manually switch between CPU and GPU (CPU mining by default). Do note that the XMRig version supports LOKI as it is the only miner with support for RandomX CPU mining and LOKI uses a variant of the RandomX algorithm (RandomXL). We are hoping to see more RandomX crypto coins getting supported in this easy to use GUI miner as they become available in time as it really makes mining on CPU easy for people new to mining especially with CPU mining getting popular again.
– To download and try mining with the latest version of the BLOC GUI miner…
- Published in: Mining Software
- Related tags: Aeon, ARQ, ArQmA, BLOC, BLOC GUI Miner, CCX, Conceal Network, CPU GUI Miner, cryptonight, CryptoNight GUI Miner, cryptonote, GPU GUI Miner, Graft, GRFT, GUI Miner, Haven, IRD, Iridium, Lethean, Loki, LTHN, Masari, monero, MSR, QRL, Quantum Resistant Ledger, RandomX, RandomX GUI Miner, RYO, SUMO, Sumokoin, TRTL, Tube, TurtleCoin, X-CASH, Xcash, XHV, xmr
NiceHash has just announced the support and availability of the CryptoNightHeavy and Lyra2z algorithms on their platform. The new algorithms are showing that there is high interest in term of hashrate for crypto coins such as Sumokoin (SUMO), Haven (XHV) and Loki (LOKI) that use the CryptoNightHeavy mining algorithm as well as Zcoin (XZC) and GINcoin (GIN) that rely on Lyra2z, though there are other coins that use these two algorithms as well. So for users that need more hashrate to mine any of these coins or others that use the two newly added algorithms the marketplace is now open, the same goes for people that just want to sell their hashrate and get paid directly in Bitcoin (BTC) that can also take advantage from the new NiceHash support for CryptoNightHeavy and Lyra2z. On a side note, new crypto coin launches using either of these algorithms may now also be hammered with huge hashrates right from their launch if there are users renting big amounts of CryptoNightHeavy or Lyra2z hashpower, so have that in mind as well if you are always on the lookout for new coin launches.
- Published in: Crypto News
- Related tags: CryptoNightHeavy, GIN, GINcoin, Haven, Loki, Lyra2z, Nicehash, NiceHash CryptoNightHeavy, NiceHash Lyra2z, NiceHash new algorithms, SUMO, Sumokoin, XHV, XZC, Zcoin
CryptUnit is an interesting new service offering up to date data for Cryptonote-based altcoins that you can mine, giving you profitability information along with more details about each of the supported coins. You just need to enter your Cryptonight hashrate and the service will calculate what is the most profitable coin to mine at the moment and give you some extra useful information such as pools and exchanges if you are not familiar with the coin. Of course profitability varies all the time, so things change and the most profitable coins vary all the time. Currently the service covers 16 different Cryptonote coins that can be mined with CPU or GPU (both AMD and Nvidia). The people most interested in this service are probably going to be the ones with AMD-based video cards especially RX VEGA 56/64 due to their very high mining performance especially in the Cryptonight algorithm.
– To check out the CryptUnit web service offering Cryptonote mining profitability information…
- Published in: General Info
- Related tags: Aeon, Alloy, BCN, Bitcoal, Bytecoin, COAL, cryptonight mining profitability, cryptonight profitability, cryptonote mining profitability, cryptonote profitability, CryptUnit, DCY, Dero, Dinastycoin, Electroneum, ETN, FNO, Fonero, Graft, GRFT, IntenseCoin, ITNS, Karbo, KRB, LeviarCoin, Masari, mining calculator, mining profitability, monero, MSR, profitability calculator, SUMO, Sumokoin, TRTL, TurtleCoin, XAO, XLC, xmr