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NiceHash QuickMiner v0.5.4.3 RC

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https://www.nicehash.com/blog/post/quickminer-v0-5-4-3-rc-better-stability-and-improved-fan-control Yay new version, this seems to be a little bit more stable, previous version I get a freeze when I stop the miner, this one sometimes I get sometimes I don't. Anyway the key thing is now I'm able to run 100% LHR unlock. I'm using 3060 Ti.
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NiceHash QuickMiner v0.5.4.2 RC - Good!

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https://marrythaigirlsingapore.blogspot.com/2022/05/nicehash-100-lhr-unlock.html https://www.nicehash.com/blog/post/nicehash-quickminer-v0-5-4-2-rc-lhrv3-unlock Yesterday NiceHash released a new Release Candidate (RC) for the 100% LHR unlock, I have been using it, so far so good, no more Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD), MH/s also looks impressive. Only one tiny issue is when I stop mining, my screen freeze, I had to press Ctrl + Alt + Del to unfreeze it, not a showstopper though.
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NiceHash 100% LHR Unlock!

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https://www.nicehash.com/blog/post/100-lhr-unlock-at-nicehash-its-here Holy cow, they actually managed to 100% unlock the LHR, now my mining speed is around 56-57MH/s, previously was around 37-38MH/s, that's around 51% increase! To upgrade, just stop and exit the miner, use the installer to overwrite, make sure to choose the RC version "v0.5.4.0 RC". Update: After trying for some time, the fans keep spinning up and down, not consistent, then it started crashing, whenever the Excavator starts, I get Windows blue screen of death. Not sure if it is because I tried to adjust the fan profile in OCTune, reset all also no use. No choice, I uninstall and use back the stable release, wait for the next stable release.
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Withdraw BTC from NiceHash to Crypto.com Exchange

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I finally hit the minimum withdrawal amount of 0.0005 BTC. Now I'm trying to withdraw directly to Crypto.com exchange, just submitted the request, see how it goes! By the way the network fee is 0.000005 BTC which is not much. Update: After around 2 hours, I received an email from Crypto.com informing that they received the deposit, 30 minutes later they email again saying deposit completed, so in total took around 2 hours and 30 minutes to see the deposit in my Crypto.com exchange BTC wallet.
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NiceHash Update

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https://marrythaigirlsingapore.blogspot.com/2022/04/nicehash-update.html So far I have 0.00010856 BTC, not bad, I only mine when I turn on my PC, some little earnings is really nice haha. Makes me want to go further but graphics card also not cheap, building a rig that can earn a good income is going to be really costly, plus the electric bill too. I also looked at cloud mining, but the mining sites seems phoney, think I better stay away from it.
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NiceHash Update

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Wow, 0.00001060 BTC paid out already, not bad, all automatic, even if not mining as long as hit 0.00001000 BTC, they will just pay out. Now trying to figure out how to send.
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Tried Out NiceHash Bitcoin Mining

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I'm using a 3060 Ti LHR, have been sitting idle for months , when I use my PC, the GPU fans don't even spin at all, these days I don't play any PC games, only watch YouTube or Netflix, majority of time spent on Twitter, Reddit and Crypto.com. So yesterday I thought might as well fully utilise the GPU, sit there also wasted, downloaded NiceHash, within 15 minutes started mining already, super easy to use, even have a crypto wallet so whatever mined will go inside. The wallet also support several other coins, can buy crypto, trade crypto too, very feature-rich. There's also an option to utilise CPU to mine Monero coin, I find that it doesn't produce much and make CPU hot, so end up turned off and just use GPU to mine Bitcoin. Just to highlight NiceHash will only pay to wallet when unpaid mining balance is 1000 satoshis (0.00001000 BTC), not that difficult to reach. For one GPU I don't expect to earn much, but if I mine whenever I use my PC, I think it's perfec...
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