The hardware is just one part of bitcoin mining. You need to worry about the software as well. There are quite a few software but we’ll mention the more popular ones that are widely supported.1. BFG
2. BitMiner
3. BTCMiner
4. cgminer
5. Diablo
6. EasyMiner
7. gMinor
8. GroupFabric
9. MPBM
10. Phoenix
11. poclbm
Not all of them support GPUs and ASIC and lastly, FPGA mining. One that does all three is cgminer, however, it may be a bit difficult for beginners to fiddle with since there is a fair bit of tweaking involved in getting it to work. We don’t know if you’ve noticed but the GPU lists in the previous
posts did not feature recent GPUs, that is because the high end GPUs have undergone a slight architectural change and it will be a short while before these software start working on those GPUs. If you are going to be using ASIC or FPGA then you need to figure
out which software out of these is supported by your hardware. As for those you wish to mine on their computers, cgminer should be more than sufficient.
2. BitMiner
3. BTCMiner
4. cgminer
5. Diablo
6. EasyMiner
7. gMinor
8. GroupFabric
9. MPBM
10. Phoenix
11. poclbm
Not all of them support GPUs and ASIC and lastly, FPGA mining. One that does all three is cgminer, however, it may be a bit difficult for beginners to fiddle with since there is a fair bit of tweaking involved in getting it to work. We don’t know if you’ve noticed but the GPU lists in the previous
posts did not feature recent GPUs, that is because the high end GPUs have undergone a slight architectural change and it will be a short while before these software start working on those GPUs. If you are going to be using ASIC or FPGA then you need to figure
out which software out of these is supported by your hardware. As for those you wish to mine on their computers, cgminer should be more than sufficient.
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