Here is the math you were looking for. People keep asking, should you build a mining rigs to mine for ETH or should you just buy Ethereum and hold on to it. Epsw = Password for Ethereum pool, use 'x' as password. -dpool = Your second coin's pool address. -dwal = your second coin's wallet address ( can be worker name as well if pool supports it) -dcoin = select second coin to mine in dual mode. Possible options are '-dcoin dcr', '-dcoin sc', '-dcoin lbc',.

I don't know if for me Dual mining ETH/SC, should be worth, since the Kw here in France is 0,15 € cts. At the moment, i mining ETH only with 6 RX480 8GB, 16.7.3 and Windows 10 with 162mh/s, and 800-840 watts for the whole rig, with famous settings, running smoothly since 3 days without rejections The undervolting and power comsuption are really important for me and for a ROI back faster that's why i ask you guys, do you think the dual mining should be a good option for me?

And With ~ 900 watts and not more 1000 watts because the electricity Bill will be a too much expensive. What stats can i have for the whole rig in Dual mining? Well dont use stock settings with mem @ 2250 then.im not sure what else to say.there are plenty of settings to try.in fact lots of um. Boysie I was never able to update till now. LBRY Credits LBC Mining Pcie 1x more. I got the W down to 102 avg, with 2220/930. SmartCash SMART Mining Power.

However, when I got to undervolt or set freq. It will change it, but then it immediately gives me all grayed out options(gpu clock/volt only) when I start to mine. You can only adjust Wattman when you stop mining. After any changes to Wattman, you got to reboot for the changes to take effect otherwise Wattman goes wonky.