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Mining Dogecoin on unMineable Mining Pool

Using Official Dogecoin Wallet

First things first, you need a Dogecoin wallet if you don’t have one. It’s more secure if you choose to use Dogecoin official wallets. Official wallets download page is here: https://dogecoin.com/

There are two version of the official wallet, Multidoge and Core. Multidoge is the Light version. Core is the full wallet and it’s almost 40 GB. Multidoge downloads and installs quickly, but if you are going to make large amount of transactions, you should use Dogecoin Core version. After setup, you will have a Dogecoin wallet address, which will be something like this: DFRJ9gSJCLawU6bDLq8PGFX5zvcSf1i62w

Using an Exchange for Wallet

Other less secure option is signing up to an exchange platform and using Dogecoin wallet address that platform will assign to you. We recommend using Binance.com as the exchange platform if you choose to use an exchange. After signing up, go to Wallet\Fiat and Spot page, search Dogecoin and click Deposit to display your wallet address.

Mining Doge on unMineable

Now you are ready to mine some Dogecoin directly to your Dogecoin wallet address. We will simply use unMineable mining pool: https://www.unmineable.com/

They have a mining software called unMineable Miner GUI. This GUI makes mining simple, quick and understandable. Download page is here: https://www.unmineable.com/miner

Once you download the software run it, click Continue, select GPU or CPU and click Next, select Dogecoin as coin, enter your Dogecoin wallet address, click to ‘I have a referral code’ text and enter yqpd-itnk to the input box if box is empty. Finally click Start to start mining.

Unmineable Referral Code: yqpd-itnk

UnMineable has 1% pool fee but it can be lowered to 0.75% by using a referral code, so it’s wise to use one. Here is a valid unmineable referral code: yqpd-itnk

Minimum payment threshold for Dogecoin is set to 30 by unMineable. Your coins will be sent to the wallet address you defined automatically after your computer manage to mine 30 Doges.

Happy mining to all of us!

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Referral code for unMineable mining pool is q1t8-u7bq

Unmineable referral code is used to lower unMineable mining pool fee. By default pool fee is 1%. When you use a referral code, pool fee lowers to 0.75% and you gain 0.25% more coins. Unmineable referral code is q1t8-u7bq 

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Unmineable Referral Code: q1t8-u7bq

Lower your mining pool fee to 0.75% with this code. As you know, lowering unMineable pool fee from 1% to 0.75% requires a referral code. Here is a valid unmineable referral code: q1t8-u7bq

Thank you for your time and interest. Happy mining to all of us!


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Mining Hashrate Low when Computer is Idle

Hashrate Drops when You Leave the Computer Unattended

Some crypto miners encounter this problem on Windows machines. There is no one step solution to this. If you encounter the same problem while mining, you could try the following solutions.

Set Your Computer to High Performance

Maybe your computer is set to Power Save or Balanced mode. Set your computer to 'High Performance' mode in Control Panel\Power Management page. Alternatively it could be here: Control Panel\Hardware\Power Options

Set Radeon Software to eSports Mode (ATI users)

ATI Radeon Software usually runs at Standard mode, if not changed. Switching it to eSports mode at Radeon Software\Settings\Graphics\Global Graphics section may help to keep your hashrate high when your computer is idle.

Set NVIDIA GPU to High Performance Mode (NVIDIA users)

Setting your GPU to High Performance could help to keep mining hashrate up and increase valid shares. Right click to Desktop and go to NVIDIA Control Panel\Manage 3D Settings\Global Settings and select ‘High-performance NVIDIA processor’.

Try Using Different Crypto Miner Software

No miner software is the same, like no GPUs are the same. We did observe that using different mining software could help some miners to keep their hashrate high as possible when their computer is idle.

Open Task Manager and Leave It Open

This may sound silly but we did try that, and opening Task Manager, selecting Performance tab and leaving it open really helps to increase valid shares and keeps cryptocurrency mining software hashrate high, high as it can be.

Mining with Console Miner Software on RX570 4GB

Attention: Miner software are detected as virus/trojan by antivirus software, but they are not. You should disable your antivirus software or add an exception to it before downloading and running miner software.

unMineable miner GUI is well designed and easy to use. But it's more profitable and flexible to mine with console miner software.

We recommend using PhoenixMiner, it has 0.65% developer fee. There are lots of miner software but they mostly have 1% or 2% developer fee. This miner supports both ATI and NVIDIA GPUs.

After downloading PhoenixMiner, extract the .zip file in a folder. There will be lots of .bat files in the extraction folder. You can inspect them by right clicking and selecting Edit, or delete them completely and read the Readme.txt file to learn how to use the miner. Also we will partially explain how to use it in this article.

PhoenixMiner.exe cannot be started directly by double clicking, you will need a .bat file to send some parameters to that .exe file. These parameters should be specialized for your GPU.

For example, if you are going to mine Tron (TRX) with an ATI RX570 4GB, code in your .bat file should look like this:

setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0

setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100

setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1

setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

PhoenixMiner.exe -pool etchash.unmineable.com:3333 -wal TRX:TAHN9ouDnEN9F9Kh8D6pVWUuaBRjVC34cv.trxMiner1#yqpd-itnk -daglim 3996 -lidag 1 -gpus 1 -clKernel 1 -rxboost 1 -straps 2 -mode 1 -eres 1 -stales 1 -amd -acm -cdm 0 -altinit -mt 1 -gt 7 -rate 1 -vmdag 1 -rvram 384 -dagrestart 2 -hstats 2

pause

Create a new .bat file with a desired name in the extraction folder, copy lines above and paste into it. Then change wallet address to your wallet address and set the miner name. You could leave the referral code intact. You are ready to mine TRX, just run the .bat file.

Let’s have a closer look to the code. First five lines are optimizations only for ATI GPUs. These lines have no effect on NVIDIA GPUs. If you want to read details about these lines, you could look to the end of this article.

Parameter below defines the algorithm which will be used, the mining pool address and the connection port number.

-pool etchash.unmineable.com:3333

Graphics card has 4GB memory in this example, and because of this, it can only mine with ‘etchash’ algorithm on unMinable. If your graphics card has 6GB or more memory, you can also mine with ‘ethash’ algorithm by using ethash.unmineable.com:3333 pool address.

Coin/token name to mine, wallet address, miner name and referral code are defined with the parameter below.

-wal TRX:TAHN9ouDnEN9F9Kh8D6pVWUuaBRjVC34cv.trxMiner1#yqpd-itnk

TRX is the chosen coin/token name. To mine Dogecoin, it must be changed to DOGE, or for VeChain to VET.

Coin abbreviations can be seen on this page: https://unmineable.com/coins

After coin name comes the wallet address:

TAHN9ouDnEN9F9Kh8D6pVWUuaBRjVC34cv

Miner name is defined as trxMiner1 and referral code is yqpd-itnk in this example. Miner name can be any desired name, but cannot be empty. Referral code is not necessary but if not defined, pool fee will be 1%. If you define a referral code, pool fee will be lowered to 0.75%. So it is wise to define one.

: . # are the separation marks and used to seperate parameters.

Parameters below are mostly optimization parameters for 4GB ATI GPU.

-daglim 3996 -lidag 1 -gpus 1 -clKernel 1 -rxboost 1 -straps 2 -mode 1 -eres 1 -stales 1 -amd -acm -cdm 0 -altinit -mt 1 -gt 7 -rate 1 -vmdag 1 -rvram 384 -dagrestart 2 -hstats 2

Refer to Readme.txt file if you want to read details of these parameters.

Have a good day.

ATI Graphics Card Optimization Parameters for Crypto Mining

GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR [0 | 1] : When set to 0 this setting allows access to 32-bit address space of memory ~3.8 GB. When set to 1 it allows access to 64-bit address space. While it may sound like a good idea to set it to 1, it may actually hurt performance since then pointer access would require twice the number of clock cycles to complete than it would if left in 32bit mode. Note: For gaming leave this set to 1, especially if you want to use all of your memory in 4GB+ cards.


GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE [0 – 100] : By default the memory made available to OpenCL is limited to just 50% of total GPU memory. With this setting it is possible to increase the amount of memory available up to 100%


GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS [0 | 1] : Syncs the System CPU with the GPU actions to improve performance, 0 is thought to lock usage to a single CPU core while 1 is thought to allow access to multiple CPU cores. Since this is a undocumented setting, it is hard to tell for sure. If you see 100% CPU utilization, try the opposite setting, There is even some debate if this works with Windows at all.


GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT [0 – 100] : Maximum amount of memory that can be allocated globally. Needs to be equal to or higher than the next setting.


GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT [0 – 100] : Maximum amount of memory that can be allocated to a single process. This is limited by the above setting, so be sure to increase both.