6x 480 give me average 1250 h/s
208 - 210 h/s each

And I am not the only one...

i believe resources are not an issue anymore, these are socket 775 rigs with quadcore cpu's, the motherboards and cpu's can be traced back to around ~year 2007 models. ... and it is only in 2016 when i upgraded them from 2gb ram to 4gb ram.

....and claymore always supported windows miners 

I got it for 90€. I will try that thing with drivers. Thanks for help

https://zec.suprnova.cc no fee currently

Exactly. My rig is S775 motherboard with 4Gb DDR3 (ASUS P5G41T-M LX3) + Celeron e3300 (so-called «computer from trashcan», donated by friend of mine). 3xRX480 with molex-powered raisers, Aerocool KCAS 700W. Rock stable, 600H/s.

Hi. you can give me specifications
-cvddc=?
-mvddc=?
-cclock=?
-mclock=?
-Watt/1 vga = ?
Thank you!

 1) LINUX is infinitely more stable than Windows (which isn't saying much).
     I have LINUX machines that have run with no outages (hardware failure, shut down to physically MOVE the machine, and power outages excluded) since before Windows XP EXISTED - literally.
     The only Windows machine I've EVER had go a year without crashing was a NT 3.51 SP5 machine - vs MORE THAN 20 YEARS for some of my LINUX machines that were running the same user programs.

 2) If you have a power outage, your miner running under Windows won't restart when power comes back on 'till you LOG IN MANUALLY (I have yet to see any miner program that could be run a a service).
     LINUX makes it easy to set up so the miner will restart automatically after a power outage.


 IMO the only thing Windows has going for it are that the overclock/fan control programs available for it like Afterburner are a lot better.

suprnova.cc used to the biggest ZCash pool. What happened to it so it has to offer no fee to attract new users?

for temp check crossfire state of your cards

Can't see any advantages to use Win 10 on mining rig. I'm using Win 7. 10 needs too much handy work to make it obedient and not traffic-hungry.