Overview I mentioned it briefly in my Gigabyte R9 380 Review, and have since grown to like and have used the new Ethermine pool quite a bit. Ethermine.org is run by the same people who operate the Ethpool mining pool. [read more]
List of Ethereum mining pools and features comparison. Update February 2020 Most of the pools listed originally on this page have shutdown over the past few years. Please see my new post Top Ethereum Mining Pools in 2020 for an [read more]
I am not a big fan on simply making posts linking to news stories from other sites or blogs, as it seems many other sites tend to do. Instead, I prefer to actually try to provide new and insightful information [read more]
This will be the second video card we will review for this site, as I review the Gigabyte AMD Radeon R9 380 4GB video graphics card. This card is a little bit higher-end than the AMD R7 370 I [read more]
Update April 2018 – It has been two years since I originally wrote this article, and back then it pertained to the approaching DAG file limit affecting 2 GB cards. We are now 2 years later quickly approaching the end [read more]
It’s certainly an exciting time for Ethereum, as in the span of just the the first few months of 2016 its market price has went from $0.94 (0.002182 BTC) on Jan 1st, to now over $13 per Ether, giving it [read more]
This will be a first for this site, as I review the XFX – AMD Radeon R7 370 2GB video graphics card. This will be a different type of review than most other sites, as instead of evaluating the [read more]
Work has been continuing on Ethereum’s GUI wallet also known as Mist. One of Ethereum’s early criticisms was for its lack of an easy to use GUI wallet, which was warranted as early versions were command-line only making routine transfers [read more]
This is a dynamic chart listing current GPUs and their approximate daily earnings. Hashrates, power draw (per card) and retail costs are static, daily earnings and ROI are dynamic based upon the current network hashrate and Ethereum exchange rates. Network [read more]
There is a lot of good news for Ethereum being released lately, with the upcoming Homestead release and announcement on the Microsoft’s Azure blog of the addition of BlockApps:STRATO to its Azure’s Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) product line. BlockApps [read more]
Jeffery Wilcke posted on the Ethereum blog that the long awaited Homestead release will be on “Pi day”, or March 14, 2016 (3-14) around mid-day. Technically it is set to go live with block 1,150,000 on the main Ethereum network [read more]
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