How to mine Dogecoin -Bit Torrent Token/ Wink with CPU and GPU simultaneously using Unmineable Miner

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Unmineable Miner

How to consistently mine dogecoin and other hard to get cryptos

If solo mining dogecoin really isn't your thing then you can just pool mine with a program of your choice. The one that I like most is called Unmineable Miner and lets you acquire hard to get cryptos through mining. Right now I'm mining the Wink crypto from the Tron blockchain because at the time of writing this there really isn't any other good way to get WIN tokens.

Get started with unmineable miner, download here.

Using Unmineable Miner to get Wink tokens. 
 

 
After you download Unmineable Miner simply click the .exe and hit 'Continue' with the dialog that pops up. If you have an older computer It may take some time before the word 'Continue' appears.

Next you will choose GPU mining from the following screen.

choose gpu mining from the unmineable miner dialoge options

After choosing GPU mining click Next, then choose the token you want to mine and enter your receiving address for your wallet specifically for that particular token.

WINK gpu mining tutorial

Once you've entered your receiving address you can click start.
unmineable miner tutorial settings

Now click on the settings gear in the bottom right to open 'Advanced Settings'
make sure unmineable miner is set to not auto start


Make sure that Unmineable Miner is set to NOT auto start, because we're going to open another instance.

After you do that click Save & Restart

Running a 2nd instance to CPU mine and GPU mine simultaneously:

Now, go into your taskbar and click the Unmineable Miner icon while holding the Left Shift key. This will tell Windows 10 to run another instance of Unmineable Miner.


After you've clicked the icon in the taskbar while holding shift you will have 2 instances of Unmineable Miner running. Now from the beginning just Select CPU mining instead of GPU and watch both of them go. You've just created a new worker for your pool on the same computer because technically GPU and CPU are both individual processors.

multiple instances of unmineable miner, mining gpu and cpu at the same time.

Viola! Now you are mining with both your GPU and CPU to increase your overall hash rate. Be sure to monitor your temperatures while doing this!



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