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This free, open-source software is available under the X11 license and was released by Bitcoin community members Jedi95 and CFSworks on April 25, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/?topic=6458.0 Phoenix - New efficient, fast, modular miner **BFI_INT support!**]</ref>. In addition to connecting via RPC and RPC (long polling), this miner will connect via [[MultiMiner Protocol]] (MMP) which is used by the [[MultiMiner Server]]. | This free, open-source software is available under the X11 license and was released by Bitcoin community members Jedi95 and CFSworks on April 25, 2011<ref>[http://bitcointalk.org/?topic=6458.0 Phoenix - New efficient, fast, modular miner **BFI_INT support!**]</ref>. In addition to connecting via RPC and RPC (long polling), this miner will connect via [[MultiMiner Protocol]] (MMP) which is used by the [[MultiMiner Server]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:28, 13 November 2012
A miner that can work with memory underclocked to 300MHz and scans whole 32bit nonce space.
This free, open-source software is available under the X11 license and was released by Bitcoin community members Jedi95 and CFSworks on April 25, 2011[1]. In addition to connecting via RPC and RPC (long polling), this miner will connect via MultiMiner Protocol (MMP) which is used by the MultiMiner Server.
Phoenix2 superceded the original Phoenix miner[2].
External Links
- Phoenix project on GitHub
