I've fucked around a little with it, but only got 38kh/s on a 24 vcpu skylake.
How did you get it that high?
I've fucked around a little with it, but only got 38kh/s on a 24 vcpu skylake.
How did you get it that high?
How do i even set this up from the GCC free trial?
I created an instance and virtual machine
Beeppool extreme client, make sure you set UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE=24 before you put ./miner
On the instance page there should be a SSH tab on the right end of the specific instance. Click that and you can connect to the machine through it.
Be aware that the machine will stop if you close that browser window tho
I'm a brainlet with no linux experience. I'd use my GCC credit if I could figure it out, but I'd need a step by step guide once the SSH window is up and that seems like a pain in the ass. Thanks though user.
Thanks man, I did all of that already and still only getting 28kh/s.
From which region is your VM?
>* 38kh/s
Follow the get started steps here beeppool.org
When you get to the download section, it's literally about 5 steps.
sudo apt install unzip
wget (URL of miner here)
unzip (name of file here)
cd (name of directory created)
run miner code
sooner you do it the better as the difficulty just continues to climb, but if that's too much then you could try a windows instance and just download the windows client instead. won't be as fast tho
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what client are you using? If you're using beeppool, my run command is
UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE=24 ./miner --miner=24 --wallet-address="NQXX ..." --extra-data="any name you want"
Retarded question time, how can i check the name of the directory? Im using the linux subsystem on win10 .
>Be aware that the machine will stop if you close that browser window tho
Put an '&' at the end of the command to daemonize, then you should be able to close the window and keep it running