1. Bitcoin Miner
This mining software is excellent for using on Windows 8.1 and Windows
10. It provides a user- friendly interface with quick-sharing, mining pool,
and power saving features. It also offers a feature called profit reports,
which will predict whether your mining process is going to be lucrative or
not.
2. BTCMiner
This open source miner for Bitcoins is popularly used for ZTEX USBFPGA
modules. Looking at its features, the BTCMiner boasts a
frequency scaling mode that autonomously selects the most dynamic
frequency for the hashes with the highest rate. Furthermore, it is a ready-touse
software where there is no need for a license. It also accompanies
FPGA boards that support it through a USB interface for programming and
communication.
3. CGMiner
Any miner comes across this software in the mining activity, as it is
arguably the most common of all among miners. It has been designed using
the original programming algorithms of CPU Miner. A few of its many
features are:
• Support for CPU mining
• Support for multiple GPUs
• Self-detection protocol for finding new blocks, including a mini
database
• Interface capabilities that are located remotely
• Regulated fan speed
4. BFGMiner
It resembles CGMiner in operations. However, unlike CGMiner, it has been
built specially for ASIC rigs and not for GPUs. A few other features of this
software are:
• Fan regulation
• Combined overclocking power
• ADL reordering device by PCI-based bus ID
• Free mining with LLVM Open Cl/ mesa
5. EasyMiner
This is a graphics user interface-based software that encases other software
like BFGMiner and CGMiner to make it more efficient. It supports both
stratum protocol for mining as well as getwork protocol for mining. Plus, it
is efficient for both individual and pool-based mining. Its main features
comprise of delivering excellent graphs for monitoring performance
through simple visualizations, and it provides with miner configuration.
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