Graphical mining frontend
The SourceForge description presents EasyMiner as a graphical frontend for CPU and GPU mining tools.
Independent release guide
EasyMiner download and setup guide
Review what is known about the legacy EasyMiner 0.98 release before you download: file identity, release age, compatibility limits, security checks, setup precautions, and mining risks.
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- GPLv3 project listing
- SHA-256 published below
- Authenticode: not signed
Version identifiedWindows metadata reports product version 0.98.
Release age disclosedSourceForge lists the project as last updated May 14, 2020.
Relationship disclosedSourceForge names easyminer.net, not easyminer.io, as the project website.
No profit promisesMining outcomes depend on hardware, power cost, pool rules, and market conditions.
Upstream-described capabilities
What the 2020 project listing says EasyMiner does
These are documented capabilities, not a claim that every feature still works with current hardware, drivers, pools, or Windows releases.
Documented CPU and GPU modes
The 2020 project listing names CPU mining plus AMD and NVIDIA GPUs; current hardware compatibility is unverified.
Pool or solo mining
The upstream description lists pooled and solo modes. Pool endpoints and rules should be checked before use.
Transparent logs
Keep mining status, accepted/rejected shares, and connection events visible for troubleshooting.
Open-source license
The public SourceForge project lists EasyMiner under GNU GPLv3, with source and release files.
Release transparency
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Checked August 15, 2026
Review the release facts before downloading
The preserved path /download/easyminer.7z keeps its existing redirect to SourceForge. Although that path ends in .7z, SourceForge currently returns EasyMiner_Setup.exe.
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Safer first run
Pause at each decision point
An unsigned mining installer from 2020 deserves more verification than an ordinary desktop app.
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Verify and scan
Compare SHA-256, inspect the publisher field, and scan the file. Do not disable protection to proceed.
Test conservatively
Use non-critical hardware, a public wallet address only, current pool details, and close monitoring.
Compatibility evidence
Documented does not mean currently verified
The SourceForge listing is useful evidence, but it is not a current compatibility test matrix.
Documented upstream
- Tested on systems including Windows
- CPU plus AMD and NVIDIA GPU mining
- x86 and x86-64 instruction support
- Pooled and solo mining modes
- Stratum, getwork, SHA-256d, and scrypt references
Not independently verified here
- Specific current Windows versions
- Current AMD/NVIDIA drivers and devices
- Bundled miner provenance and present-day behavior
- Current pool endpoints or coin compatibility
- Telemetry, system changes, or administrator requirements
Mining risk notice
Mining results and costs vary with asset price, network difficulty, pool rules and fees, hardware efficiency, electricity price, uptime, cooling, maintenance, software settings, taxes, and local rules. This information is educational, not financial advice. Profitability, availability, and security are not guaranteed.
Quick answers
Questions to answer before installing
Start with provenance, release age, licensing, and what the software is expected to do.
What is EasyMiner?
According to its SourceForge project description, EasyMiner is a graphical frontend for Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, and other compatible cryptocurrency miners. The listing describes CPU, AMD GPU, NVIDIA GPU, pooled, and solo mining features as they existed when the project was last updated in 2020.
Is easyminer.io the official project website?
The SourceForge project currently names easyminer.net as the project website and buzzbuzzu as its maintainer. Until the upstream listing confirms easyminer.io, treat this site as an independent guide that preserves a redirect to the SourceForge release.
What is the current EasyMiner release?
SourceForge currently provides the EasyMiner Windows installer and lists the project as last updated on May 14, 2020.
Is EasyMiner free?
The SourceForge project lists EasyMiner as open-source software under GPLv3. Review the visible GPLv3 license link and the upstream source files before deciding whether to install it.