Hi all:

I would like to share Bminer mining data with you. By the way, I would like to write a post for beginners to learn how to operate the mining. The operation is really simple. I hope you will collect it if you think it is valuable.

After testing, the running speed of Bminer with 1080ti is 730+sol/s, and the running speed of Bminer with 1060 is 316 sol/s, which is basically consistent with the official website data;

The following is my GPU configuration: 1 GTX 1080ti, 5 1060s;

The following figure shows the local GPU running results seen by accessing 127.0.0.1:1880 after running Bminer:

The computing power seen by visiting 127.0.0.1:1880 with a browser

The following figure shows the hashrate in the nanopool mining pool through the wallet address. It is higher than the local one. The mining pool is the standard (after all, it is convenient to compare with other mining tools)

Hashrate as seen by Nanopool

From the 127.0.0.1:1880 interface, the speed of 1080ti is 730+sol/s, and the speed of 1060 is 316 sol/s;

127.0.0.1:1880 sees the computing power of each GPU

This is the hashrate given by the official website without overclocking. The actual result is basically consistent with the official website:

Bminer official website data

Tutorial on mining Zcash (ZEC) with nanopool by default on Windows 64:

* Download Bminer from the official website: https://www.bminer.me/

* Unzip Bminer to a file (e.g. C:\bminer)

* Edit the mine.bat file, change the wallet address (field ADDRESS, 1 in the figure) to your personal Zcash wallet address, change the mining pool address (field POOL, 2 in the figure) to the mining pool address you want to use, and save; be careful not to modify the mine.bat format;

Mine.bat

* Click the mine.bat file to start running;

The interface after running Mine.bat