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I've been using claymore with my mining rig I setup at home, but I'm curious if anyone knows what the big mining farms use. Does the mining software make much of a difference? I assume on a large scale it probably does, but my rig with it's 4 gpus won't make an impact. Anyway curious if anyone knows what the big boys play with. 

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ive seen a lot of people use "SimpleMiner"

 

it's some linux distro that has it's own management console and stuff

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1 hour ago, bcredeur97 said:

ive seen a lot of people use "SimpleMiner"

 

it's some linux distro that has it's own management console and stuff

I have heard of that too, but I thought they have to pay some kind of fee for it or something? idk...

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4 minutes ago, Pachuca said:

I have heard of that too, but I thought they have to pay some kind of fee for it or something? idk...

well any software that is used for making money, generally costs money. nothing is free in the money-making world lol

 

and usually what isn't  free you'll spend a lot of time on. time is money...

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On 12/5/2017 at 11:23 AM, Pachuca said:

I have heard of that too, but I thought they have to pay some kind of fee for it or something? idk...

It costs $2 a month per rig.

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