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Title: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: mycoin2018 on January 16, 2018, 04:32:55 PM
Hi Guys

I just built two rigs 1080ti with intensity 20 I am get about 30mh/s and on average 355/mhs total.

What to mine report I should able to mine 3.6 lux per day. I am only mining 2.6-2.8? Is it a problem?

I am using ccminer 2.2.4 yiimp pool. Also it seems to me that I am not getting as much share as I should?

What did you guys think? thanks


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: gotminer on January 16, 2018, 04:50:58 PM
If you're getting an effective hash rate that is on par with what others are getting, it is not a problem.


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: mycoin2018 on January 16, 2018, 04:59:14 PM
So is the problem I choose a bad pool? I read a lot that many are "scam" and "skim". I am not sure if yiimp is that but they are report my average mh/s on lux seem about 300

Or is what to mine seem like 30% inaccurate? Thanks for your first response


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: mycoin2018 on January 16, 2018, 06:42:07 PM
no one can give me an advice how to calculate what should earn or if what to mine not accurate? thanks


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: BitBustah on January 16, 2018, 06:55:06 PM
http://pools.you-stupid-woman.com/

All data comes from the pools. This tool is meant as an indicator.

Let me know if it worked for you.


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: mycoin2018 on January 16, 2018, 08:48:14 PM
Thank for the link

Well it showed me that the actual estimate and actual get from all pool is wrong? Is this because the pool are taking more than 2% fee or not I don't know but I did a little calculation:

355mh/255gh = .0139215 * last 24hr 207 = 2.9 lux coin. I can confirm I only have mined 2.37 in the last 24hr.

I will monitor this carefully I think for the next 28 days if I don't see any lucky +20% days I will assume the worst of this mining pool :( I want to expand my mining to ten rig but how can I justify the cost if I am having 20% taken not 2% because 18% profit is game changer when big dump like today...



Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: skymia on January 16, 2018, 09:52:34 PM
New coin with 1080ti mining, good luck:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2753447.0


Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: Elder III on January 16, 2018, 10:20:14 PM
You need to calculate based on the current difficulty, not the past 24 hours difficulty to get a more accurate idea of what to expect. Even then it won't be 100% accurate since the difficulty can and will change constantly based on how many people start or stop mining that coin in any given period of time.



Title: Re: some question about yiimp and whatomine from newbie using 1080ti rigs
Post by: BitBustah on January 17, 2018, 05:47:26 AM
Thank for the link

Well it showed me that the actual estimate and actual get from all pool is wrong? Is this because the pool are taking more than 2% fee or not I don't know but I did a little calculation:

355mh/255gh = .0139215 * last 24hr 207 = 2.9 lux coin. I can confirm I only have mined 2.37 in the last 24hr.

I will monitor this carefully I think for the next 28 days if I don't see any lucky +20% days I will assume the worst of this mining pool :( I want to expand my mining to ten rig but how can I justify the cost if I am having 20% taken not 2% because 18% profit is game changer when big dump like today...




The info is coming straight from the pools itself. Usually all earnings are (a bit) less than estimated, but the tool still shows which algo is doing better and which pool is doing better.