Once downloaded, launch the bitcoin application and wait for the block count to stop increasing in order for your client to be in sync with the network.
This can take a few hours, thankfully you only need to do this once on you main computer. TIP: You can open and forward port 8333 to the computer running bitcoin to increase the speed.
Create an account on Bitarama pool by visiting signup
Create a worker, by typing in username and password and clicking create.
It is not nessisary to create a unique username and password for each mining client. You can put one device per worker or thousands, it is up to you.
Install a bitcoin miner on your computer, we recommend Phoenix Miner for GPUs. Configure your miner to use the worker username and passowrd you created earlier. Some of the more popular GPU and CPU miner clients are:
GUIMiner - Windows GPU miner(instructions)(Recommended) Host: pool.bitarama.com Port: 80 Username/Password: You created on My Workers
The server gives members blocks to solve. Each solution found is registered as one share. We pay you for every solved block proportional to your part in the pool hashing rate.
The server notifies your bitcoin miner about new blocks with the help of long polling. This allows to minimize the number of stale shares.
There is a 1% fee used to keep this service alive. And we provide instant payout with up to five payments per day.
What is Bitcoin Pooled Mining?
Bitcoin pooled mining is a way for multiple users to work together to mine for bitcoins.
Why do I need bitcoin pool?
Bitcoins are ordinarily only ever created in chunks of 50 at a time, with the whole 50 paid to a single person. Furthermore, the race to get the 50 BTC prize in a given block is highly competitive..
What next?
Join Bitarama's pool.
Install a mining software
All major CPU/GPU miners support pooled mining:
Kiv's GUI miner (Windows, recommended for beginners) (instructions)