0xbitcoin.json

{
  // "customdiff" completely overrides server diff - it will not even query
  // the server for diff or target. This can easily result in no submissions
  // _ever_ being valid!
  // "customdiff" : 16384,

  // "token" is a string indicating the ERC20 to mine for; this changes
  // certain internal values in the miner. The string is case-insensitive
  // and accepts both ticker symbols ("0xBTC") and names ("0xBitcoin").
  // Currently valid tokens are 0xBitcoin and 0xCatether.
  "token": "0xBTC",

  // "debug" is currently unused - the purpose should be fairly obvious.
  // "debug" : true,

  // "submitstale" will cause stale solutions to be submitted anyway.
  // Currently this is useless, as all existing pools treat them as invalid.
  // "submitstale" : true,

  // "address" is your Ethereum (wallet) address.
  "address" : "0x525F94485486B506FE2dB50e815d4eb95FB54Cef",

  // "pool" is the URL and port of the mining pool that you wish to use.
  // Currently only HTTP is supported on either end, no other protocol
  // including HTTPS. The most common, and default, server port is 8586.
  "pool" : "http://0xminingpool.com:8586",

  // "threads" is the number of CPU threads to use for _CPU mining_.
  // Take care, as there is no throttling, CPU/core affinity, or priority
  // setting at the moment - setting this to the number of cores will
  // _significantly_ impact both usability and GPU mining!
  "threads" : 0,

  // "cuda" is an array of JSON objects configuring individual Nvidia GPUs
  // in the following format:
  // {
  // "device"    - the device number in CUDA ordering, which begins at 0 with
  //               the "best" device, determined via first Compute version,
  //               _then_ by model; e.g. a system containing a GTX 1030 and a
  //               GTX 980 Ti will set the GTX 1030 as device 0!
  // "enabled"   - enables (true) or disables (false) the CUDA device
  // "intensity" - decimal number indicating the number of threads to run on
  //               the CUDA device; maximum value 41.99. This is not a direct
  //               thread count, of course - you can't run a partial thread.
  // }
  "cuda" : [
    // intensity 29 is common for a GTX 1080 or 1080 Ti
    { "device": 0, "enabled": true, "intensity": 29 },
    // intensity 23 is a safe, if slow, for almost any GPU
    { "device": 1, "enabled": true, "intensity": 23 },
    { "device": 2, "enabled": true, "intensity": 23 }
  ]
}