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Z-Enemy 1.19 – Major performance & stability improvements on X16, X17 etc

The developers of Enemy miner have just released a new version Enemy 1.19. This new version NVIDIA miner doesn’t include…

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Z-Enemy 1.17 NVIDIA miner now with better performance and optimizations

The famous X16R NVIDIA miner from Dk & Enemy have updated their mining software and just released a new version.…

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Crypto Mining

How to mine XDNA coin? Mining HEX algorithm using NVIDIA and AMD GPUs

XDNA is a new hybrid PoW / PoS cryptocurrency which has masternodes and few other innovations. When XDNA was first…

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Crypto Mining

How to mine Motion coin (X16R) – Mining XMN using NVIDIA / AMD GPUs

After Ravencoin Mining this is our second guide on mining X16R algorithm. X16R is an ASIC resistant proof of work hashing…

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Z-Enemy 1.16 – Performance improvements on HEX, X16R/S and few other algos

There are a lots of x16r/ x16s miners available for NVIDIA graphic cards currently. Out of which half of them…

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Crypto Mining

How to mine Masari (MSR) using CPU and GPU – CN-Fast Miners and Hashrate

More and more coins forking and using same Proof of Work algorithm is not a good idea. As the algorithm…

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Crypto Mining

How to mine VIVO coin – Mining VIVO on pool with NVIDIA and AMD GPU

VIVO is an open source, decentralized and secure cryptocurrency. As this coin is based on Dash; it features Masternodes technology…

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Software

CryptoDredge – A new fastest NVIDIA GPU miner (Windows and Linux)

Recently we came through this new miner called CryptoDredge. A NVIDIA GPU miner that is said to deliver greater performance…

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Crypto Mining

How to mine GINcoin – Mining GIN coin using CPU and GPU (NVIDIA / AMD)

Currently for both NVIDIA and AMD graphic cards mining Ethereum seem to be slightly profitable. Followed by few CryptoNight, Ethash…

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Coin Lists

Lyra2Z Algorithm – List of Lyra2z coins, miner and hashrate

In recent times when most of the algorithms are being dominated by ASICs there are few that still supports CPU…

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