CRYPTO MINING BLOG

1. First you need to install drivers for your video cards.

I recommend using 18.6.1 driver (click on text to download from AMD site):

• Radeon Adrenalin Edition 18.6.1

2. After installing the drivers, get the latest version of SRBMiner from the Download page, and unpack it on C: drive

3. Open a command prompt in administrator mode so we can enable compute mode and disable crossfire on your video cards:

If you are using Windows 10 or Windows 8, move the mouse cursor to the bottom left corner of the screen (start button), right-click on it to open the menu and select Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin).

If you unpacked SRBMiner to the C: drive, type this (example is for SRBMiner-MULTI) in the elevated command prompt you just started :

              cd c:SRBMiner-Multi-0-1-0

              SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --set-compute-mode

            

When the process is done, your video cards will be switched to mining mode, so you can get the maximum mining speed.
Now restart your computer so these settings could be enabled.

4. It’s time to set SRBMiner so you can start earning some money.
You need to decide which coin you want to mine. I will give you an example for mining MBC (MicroBitcoin) on Rplant.

There are two ways you can set things up :

Interactive mode

Double click on ‘guided-setup.bat’, and the program will guide you through the setup process.
You only need to answer on a few questions and the miner will created all the configuration files for you.

Manual mode

Open Configconfig-yespower2b.txt in notepad, it should look like this :

                {

                  "algorithm" : "yespower2b",

                  "intensity" : 0

                  }

            

For mining MicroBitcoin you don’t need to change anything in here, because the algo MicroBitcoin uses is ‘yespower2b’.

If you for example want to mine Yenten coin, the algorithm should be set to ‘yespowerr16’.
You can usually find the algorithm a coin uses on the coins bitcointalk page or on their website.

List of supported algos can be found in the readme.txt

Open Poolspools.txt in notepad, it should look similar to this :

                {

                  "pools" :

                  [

                    {"pool" : 
"stratum+tcp://stratum-ru.rplant.xyz:7022", "wallet" : 
"BYYZ5VgGkNosn3NDTkDZdMSJcUhxzfPJXT", "password" : "x"},

                  ]

                  }

            

In the default pools-example.txt file that comes with the miner as an example, you have 3 pools defined, the one on the first position is called the main pool, the others are failover pools.

You can have as much as you want failover pools. These pools are used when the miner can’t connect to the main pool for some reason.

Again in this example the pool is already set to Rplant, so you don’t have to change that.
You need to change the ‘wallet’ to your own. A wallet address can be obtained from downloading the MBC wallet and creating a new address, using an online wallet or you can even use a wallet address from an exchange.

5. Everything is set, time to start mining.

Just double click on start-mining.bat in the folder where you unpacked the miner.

I recommend going through the readme.txt, you can find all the parameters and more usage examples there.