Hey,

I've been searching for cloud mining servers and found few of these -

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Intel Xeon E3-1240v2

Which one of them would be better for cloud mining ?

E3-1240v2 will give you 3.2hpm, I have a few, it depends how much you pay for them (how much and where?)

Sooner or later altcoin GPU miners will point their rigs towards MMC I think, which in turn will increase difficulty and reduce profitability.

The problem is that when this happens CPU mining won't be profitable unless you have a botnet ... unclear future for this coin miners ...

There were no error message when crashed. Just noticed that clocks went down and only rebooting helps.

Using Catalyst 13.6. Any way to restart gpu / drivers after crash without rebooting whole PC?

I'm not restarting my PC every time it crashes, just stop and restart the miner and it works fine ....

I'm refreshing every 5 minutes for that GPU miner for windows

Quote from: jlafuente on December 27, 2013, 03:17:58 pm

Probably L5639 is not the best option to mine MMC because it has 6 cores and you would make use of only 4 of them to mine MMC (it has to be power of 2)

You could use the 2 extra cores for PTS, XPM, or DTC mining.

That's different, but you know that what I meant is that you can't use 24 threads while mining MMC.

Too many bot owners are connecting to the server. But it wasn't intended for such a BIG load. In short, I'm going to double the pool's capacity SOON and these problems will disappear.

Out of curiosity, if you don't mind, those big bot owners, guys with over 300hpm, could you confirm if they are mostly botnets owners or using huge server farms or cloud computing? I mean, if they have like 500hpm and like 1000+ miners each one getting less than 1hpm with frequent disconnections, probably it's a botnet, but if they have most of their miners doing similar hpm between 3hpm to 8hpm it's probably a server farm, or if they have few connections doing like 10hpm each sounds like aws instances ...