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Miningcore
Miningcore is a high-performance Mining Pool Software for Linux
Miningcore is a high-performance Mining Pool Software for Linux and Windows. -
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NemosMiner
Multi-algo profit-switching NVIDIA cryptocurrency miner
NemosMiner monitors mining pools in real-time in order to find the most profitable algorithm to mine on Nvidia cards. Created by Nemo/Minerx117, with help from MrPlusGH and grantemsley. Monitoring system written by grantemsley. Uses calculations based on 24hractual and currentestimate ahashpool prices to get more realistic estimate. Includes some trust index based on past 1hr currentestimate variation from 24hr. You can now optionally monitor all your workers remotely, both in the GUI and... -
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Cgminer
The combined CPU, GPU, FPGA, and ASIC miner for bitcoin, and litecoin
... - Heavily threaded code hands out work retrieval and work submission to separate threads to not hinder devices working - Caching of submissions during transient network outages - Preemptive fetching of work prior to completion of current work - Local generation of valid work (via stratum, GBT or ntime rollover) whenever possible, as supported on a per-work item basis - Prevention of stale work submission on new block - Summarised
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