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Hi. I'm trying to mine with a 4gb ram card with ethminer on a Windows 10 with the following command:

ethminer.exe -P stratum1+ssl://<ETC_WALLET.WORKERNAME>@eu1-etc.ethermine.org:5555

and I get this message:

Epoch 396 requires 4.16 GB memory. Only 4.00 gb available on device.

Block height shown in the miner is above 11,900,000. Shouldn't DAG be around 2gb? Am I doing something wrong?

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source https://www.icocalendar.today/ethereum-classic/mining-4gb

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