I was watching about three hours ago and it showed 2hrs and 58 minutes.
dont worry if you use xmrig v5.x or v4.x series. just set coin to as monero in your config.json.This clock.
Upcoming Event Protocol Upgrade for Monero (XMR) - kryptocal.com
And now that one shows a time of a few hours later than the one in your link.
I'm officially confused now......
Well at least xmrig will automatically change to the new algo so i'm just going to let them run.
what do you think about total network hashrates after hard fork?
higher or lower total network hashrate? rigth now it is about 302-305 MH/s
will block reward (now about 2,14 xmr coins for each block) still be the same after hard fork ?
crash with Epyc es cpu · Issue #1334 · xmrig/xmrigXmrig has not like theses ES cpu's the last year or so. They have 35mb L3 each and only 8 cores and 16 threads each so I think xmrig does not expect that.
replace your ES cpu, keep using xmrig -So..... I'll look for another miner. Maybe xmrstak.
crash with Epyc es cpu · Issue #1334 · xmrig/xmrig
Xmrig with dual Epyc 32core not possible ? Segmentation fault · Issue #1266 · xmrig/xmrig
just 2 examples of issues with ES cpu's.
replace your ES cpu, keep using xmrig -
@Klee.....i am just curious. what is your totall hashrate after the new fork? all of your hardware being used for the new monero algo....just curiousity...