1. Choose a Mining Software

We recommend using XMRig, an open-source and high-performance Monero mining software.

2. Configure Your Miner using the config.json file

Edit your miner configuration file (config.json) to the following settings within the specified sections:

#Pool Section

mine-xmr.pro:4200 U.S. Server Connection

eu.mine-xmr.pro:4200 E.U Server Connection

"pools": [
    {
        "algo": "rx/0",
        "coin": "XMR",
        "url": "mine-xmr.pro:4200",
        "user": "YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS",
        "pass": "x",
        "keepalive": true,
        "tls": false,
        ...
    }
            

Note: in the pass field, you can change "x" to the starting difficulty of your miner using sd=50000

#CPU Tweak Section

"cpu": {
    "enabled": true,
    "huge-pages": true,
    "huge-pages-jit": true,
    ...
    "rx": [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7],
    ...
    }
            

Note: The "rx" array specifies which CPU cores to use for mining. Adjust this based on your system's configuration.

#Enable 1GB Pages

"randomx": {
    ...
    "1gb-pages": true,
    ...
    }
            

Save and exit the file.

3. Start Miner

The config.json file must be in the same directory as the xmrig executable:

Linux/MacOS

    sudo ./xmrig
            

Windows

    Run xmrig.exe with Administrator privileges to enable HUGE PAGES
            

Note: If JIT-Pages is not enabled, restart your computer, after running xmrig for the first time.

4. Start Miner without config.json file (OPTIONAL)

Linux/MacOS

    ./xmrig -o mine-xmr.pro:4200 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x --algo=rx/0 --coin=monero --huge-pages-jit --randomx-1gb-pages
            

Windows

    xmrig.exe -o mine-xmr.pro:4200 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x --algo=rx/0 --coin=monero --huge-pages-jit
            

5. Monitor Your Progress

Once mining has started, you can monitor your earnings and hashrate by visiting the Miner Section and entering your wallet address.