CLAYMORE v15 HAS MEMORY ENHANCEMENT TEAKS--.  

It does not have the original ETHLargementPill "built-in".  Claymore is reputed to be better, if your launch string is well written.  I found it more stable with my 1080ti.

--scryptr

CLAYMORE IS NOT DEAD--

Quote from account page:

       "Name:   Claymore
        Posts:   2296
        Activity:   1610
        Merit:   1325
        Position:   Donator
        Date Registered:   April 02, 2014, 11:29:01 PM
        Last Active:   November 11, 2019, 06:37:41 PM"

He has just gone to a better place.  A private island, perhaps.       --scryptr

Yes last week I did some digging and if the dev address that was posted a few pages back is accurate and its indeed one of Claymore'd addresses then going foward with the ETH transfers you can see that he was active back in the Summer sometime.

Really hard to say why he isn't selling. Maybe he is a hardcore ETH believer and waiting for ETH 2.0. So if ETH clears over $1000 again in the future I am expecting that Claymore will do more transfers to exchanges to sell his ETH stack. However if he still doesn't sell when ETH goes to $1000 or $2000 then obviously something might of happened with him. Because who in their right mind wouldn't at least sell some ETH at 4 figures.

Well he did make lots of money but you need to understand a regular computer programmer probably wouldn't have the experience to make these miners. Regular CPU programming is different from GPU programming. GPU programming I would say its a special niche and not too many people know how to do it properly. Basically GPUs have many cores unlike CPUs and you need to code it to perform the same repetative tasks as fast as possible and then compute the result.

So it takes special skill and experience to make these miners. Also AMD algos are different from Nvidia algos, so you need more experienced if you want a larger amount of miners. Hence he made tons of money because at the time, he was maybe the only coder which can make an ETH software. Only other people are maybe the ETH foundation, that wolf0 guy and Claymore. These guys are very old school.

it's a scam.. there's a bot that keeps posting it in multiple post several times a day by several hacked accounts.  it always post with a new hacked account.

if you download it, yours will be the next hacked account to post it.

TO THE ABSOLUTE NEWBIE THAT NEVER READS MORE THAN THE LAST POST IN A THREAD--

You know who you are.  Just don't download ANY "pill" or "hashup" program that is offered in the popular miner threads on BitCoinTalk (BCT).  There is a BOT, BOTS, or hacker gang behind these malicious posts.  You may loose your user account, or cryptocoins, or the security of your PC system.

The "pill" offered is malicious software.  The posts are constantly re-posted with new or hacked and stolen user accounts.  Knowledgable users have tested the "pill" and confirmed it is a Trojan.

JUST REPORT THE POST!  Use the "report" link in the bottom right of every BCT post.  The moderator is deleting these posts as rapidly as possible, sometimes immediately after a report.  Just please report the post with the report link.

Thanks in advance!       --scryptr

I JUST REPORTED ANOTHER POST--

I hope it will be gone when I check again later.  Usually, it is gone.  I check BCT threads a few times a day about the miners that I use .  Actually, reporting the posts is like picking up aluminum cans for recycling, a hobby for the bored.

If I had a penny per report, I could buy a beer.       --scryptr

EDIT:  So, I checked back a few hours later and the malicious link post above this post is thankfully gone.  I'm still thinking about the beer, though!

--scryptr

hindsight is 20/20.. 

It will be complicated with Claymore, they are not updating to software so you need to look for another solution,  one miner that is been developing with the recent changes in the big Epoch is Lolminer… Also he has update for the future update of ETC DAG end of this month...

Haven't dual mined in about 2 years. Basically every dual-mineable coin ended up being mined by FGPA or ASICs shortly after. The reason why is because for a coin to be dual-mineable it doesn't need memory, basically just compute operatations like BTC's SHA256. Hence its crazy easy to design an ASIC for any dual-mineable coins. However the fabrication cost might not be worth it.

So for the medium cap coins like DCR, they made some ASICs and for others they made FGPA and it was game over for GPU miners. You can go to whattomine and there is an option to calculate profitability based on dual mining but by the looks of it, doesn't seem profitable at all.