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Share your experience here if you also mine with a 3700X.

I currently use the following parameters and run my processor at 3.75 GHz/1 V using the Stock Cooler.
Mining with this CPU is currently fairly profitable, even in my country where electricity is very expensive.
AVX2 increases earnings but is less profitable due to the increased power consumption (you could activate if you have free electricity).
You should have 32 GiB of RAM to use such high PrimeTableLimit, and increasing it further will not help much, it seems to be the sweetspot.

Good settings after the Fork at Difficulties around 820 are
With the newest code, AVX2 is really worth it.
32 GiB is no longer needed, 16 GiB of RAM should be fine.

Hi, mate! I've few q's I couldn't really figure out and solve after all!

First off, how can I possibly skip on to the very last block heights maneuvering thru all these odd 10 years of it?!
Since I've nothing in my wallet, it's jus a fresh new one and now tryna sync the whole blockchain starting from 'dark ages' lol
I guess there should be some settings by manual inputs or smth.? I've set up the latest ver. of Riecoin Core-QT 23.04

#2 I've read it all up about how to set it up in miner for ryzens 7 3800x/3700x those that I got. and what miner specifically is this for? AFAIU, them all are different ? I saw various builds downloadable within those few known pools from the list.
and none would say and give detailed manuals like all guys usu. post on their github accnts.
plus I'd like to sort out what settings would be the most efficient for i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz?!
Threads = 16
PrimeTableLimit = 8589934592
SieveWorkers = 3
SieveBits = 25
# EnableAVX2 = Yes is this ok or anything I can fine-tune better in case I've free power and don't really care about eletricity bills lol

'PrimeTableLimit' parameter is it a variable that should be manually changed at times? Sorry, I'm kinda newbie to that sorta mining, sooo....

#3 So I've 3 pcs - R7 3700x/R7 3800X/I7-7700K, does it make sense to be doing solo or is it just too small of power. and where can I look up and monitor the whole network hashrate so to say? Now that I know this meaning isn't really applied to stella algo, but anyways.
Thank you in advance for yur answers!

- A Bootstrap was always available at the Riecoin Core Download Page. https://riecoin.xyz/Core/
- There is only one Riecoin Miner, rieMiner: https://riecoin.xyz/rieMiner/
I am not sure what you are talking about, I am aware of only one Riecoin Pool providing their own builds and it is simply rieMiner too that they probably built themselves. The Riecoin.xyz rieMiner Page does provide detailed manuals, as well as the GitHub, https://github.com/Pttn/rieMiner/ .
You should just use the default PrimeTableLimit by not setting it. Tuning in Riecoin Mining is complicated but if you really want to try, you can still read this page. https://riecoin.xyz/rieMiner/Benchmarking/
- It definitively makes sense to do solo with these machines. You can look at the "Mining Power" metric (Riecoin Core Rpc Call: getnetworkminingpower) to have an idea of the current computing power. When Solo Mining, rieMiner also gives the estimated time to find a block in average, so you can easily calculate how many % of the global Mining Power you have.