Can be found on the http://zpool.ca mainpage... right up top.  It changes now and then... but not often... its only changed a few times recently because of the major changes in BTC price and market flux.


Its subjective.

Buy up to date hardware, but spend what you are comfortable spending.

If you plan to mine with it;  higher tier products/models will be more powerful and reliable...   Don't buy older hardware that will become obsolete.

The pc itself doesn't need to be powerful or high tier;  but you plan to game, so id build around the games/things you wish to do with it otherwise.

I haven't been following dash.... Almost 1k?!??!! 

Holy crap.


I'm actually surprised at the ETH price given all of its historical problems, max coin supply, and it's code/reg manipulatability.

neoscrypt is pretty CPU intensive; and everything needs to be double checked poolside, so I totally can see it being an algo that could have issues like this.

I did notice more stability between different apps in the past... so hopefully it can be figured out.

Run the neoscript miner alone on its own solid without a profit switching script like nemosminer/etc.

See if it stays connected.


Second;  try a second version of the miner app that is not the same as the one you are using now.


I have historically had issues with profit switching and neoscrypt, and neoscrypt in general.... the apps don't clean up properly;  lock the card into a lower power state, etc.... so this is a good place to start.

So they are liable for your loss of password?  I think not...

I'm sure there's more to the story than what you are saying.

typically, 9 series cards are all within ~5% of each other scaled upwards.... so, if you are running 10xx series cards, you can use the 1070 norm.   But, remember, new miner apps come out all the time, so sometimes one algo gets a huge jump later compared to my normalizations from quite some time ago =)

follow the batch link in my sig.

look for the comments on the lite batch file or my old post in the older locked thread;  my link to my normalization how-to is there.

the scrypt port?   GPU's are like a serious fraction of a asic.......  seems like a waste.


you must make sure your ccminer supports each algo you are using it with... but the errors in your batch are as follows:
password on all should be "c=BTC,neoscrypt,lyra2v2,equihash";  LBRY is not an algo in your batch.  You also need to follow my instructions below to find out how to "normalize" the miner batch to your individual machine so that it's profitability calculations are correct... so each algo will contain a number after as such:
"c=BTC,neoscrypt=0.9,lyra2v2=65.0,equihash=0.95"
But these numbers I put are just examples.  You will know how to set it up with my instructional batch link post mentioned below.

check the batch link in my sig.   Lots of examples, and if you look for the link in that post to my "lite batch", you will find an example exactly like what you are trying to do.

My scripts simplify it though, and the most recent automatic miner has lots of notes on it for easy modification by a new user... and they make it easy to add an algo that is missing that you wish to mine.

if you want to diffirentiate them, use an extra flag in the password so you see it on the wallet page:

instead of "c=BTC,scrypt"
you would put something like "GPURIG1,c=BTC,scrypt"

Don't use special characters or spaces in the rig names.  a '-' is ok... but try to stick to letters and numbers only.

cut and paste from zpool.ca mainpage.  I highlighted the part that pertains:

If this fails and you wish to use the same address, open a ticket as per the instructions.   The support link is at the bottom of the mainpage.

yeah, sadly, there's nothing on the poolside that can be done to swap it out....

Lets say that you are trying to change a payout address for someone else?   you'd need to sign a message from the payout address to prove you control it.....   that's big hurdle #1 since you dont own the private keys.

then #2, you do have the chance to try and recover said funds.... but... given how they are handling refunds/debts.... how do you think they will handle these ones?  this is the worst thing in my eyes...


But, you can try contacting them.  They should still have control of the wallet, so its a matter if they are honest or not.

id check for the awesomeminer thread; awesomeminer is a miner app;  not a pool.  I have not used it personally, but I have heard it works rather well.  Same with nemosminer, and my personally made batch scripts.


zpool.ca is a mining pool site, and in the pools subforum on bitcointalk.org, there is a thread for zpool that should have links and lots of info on it's 'page 1'.  If you choose to use zpool.ca, I suggest reading over the thread.  Many of the questions you will have to begin with, have been answered many many many times....  Also, be sure to read the mainpage of zpool.ca and understand all of the alerts and details.

I have publicly available batch files that take the place of needing an app like awesomeminer/nemosminer/etc, and there's a link to that thread in my signature just next to the yobit ad.
In that thread, there are the most current versions of my batch files, some special utilities and there is another link that leads you to my "Lite" miner.  That post (which i can no longer edit) is full of information and resources such as older scripts, links to miner apps i use, and much more.

its mind boggling to think a 1080ti can be bought for ~0.039BTC....

this LTC rally is nice.   I have been expecting it for the last 6 months;  because every other "staple" coin out there had done it but LTC.... this is the biggest push I have seen LTC make (speaking on a total market cap basis)

Sadly I wish I had bought more, but I think using those funds to double up several times on BUB in the last few months make me not regret my decision to sell my LTC.

What was diff?  What device?  How much delta uptime?  Profit switching?

Seems like a config/use issue.....

I am seeing proper data on my connections/miners....

Please review payout amounts and requirements/conditions on main page.
Remember estimates aren't actual values.
You can only get paid on balance, not total earned because it includes unsold/confirmed credits.

Make sure you reach minimum payout and the coin is not in short supply.  If 24 hours has passed from the point of reaching the min payout and it's still not received, open a support ticket.

Multisig 3 addresses have worked since day one.

was your copy of 10 truly legitimate and fully updated to 17xx?  Because they made system changes in the recent updates to fix multiple GPU issues....

Im still horrible with the semantics of powershell coding...

if you have use algo names in variables like my batch does;  you could probably easily replicate my stratum link assembly method from my batch code... here is the most important snippets for your reference:


I think it should be relatively simple to transpose this way of assembling the stratum link as called based on [hopefully] similar variables referenced in your code =) Given the limited ways you can code things in a windows terminal/batch file... I had to put it in pieces like that.  POOL variable was added by me initially to leave future support for more pools or people to easily edit the script to use it with an untested-by-me pool... it doesn't need to specifically be a variable.

So if you have a variable for the algo currently selected that contains it's name as the contents;  this method should work.

If you are kind of at an impasse at getting it working, send me a pm with some notes about your script where I should look and try, maybe send me a code snippet with notes on where to look.  Id be teaching myself more powershell by doing it... so if you point out the code responsible for naming algos and selecting which to use;  i may be able to figure a simple way to implement if you have trouble.  

I remember it taking me ~20 min to go through and figure out how you were fetching the miner apps via your script....  powershell to me was extremely a foreign language when glancing at it.  I took C++ in 98' for my last year of high school, things like C#, Windows API, etc... I never dove into.  Ive always been grassroots types or micro controller based when it comes to coding.

the line is lower because of the delay in processing.   It's called an offset.  take your diagonal line, offset it down to the end of the flat spot... look, its going up MUCH steeper in more than one place, especially at the end.




On a lighter note I wanted to give congratulations:
The round of small TX payments were sent a little bit ago.  I checked the txID and holy crap has zpool grown:
https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/02e3f0d73adda1b45fba244d4eb343b76fdaeaac09a2a8d422802e4daf369c26/
10.9BTC transacted

0.1BTC in network fees paid by the pool.

Keep up the good work =)   I know there have been problems, but I will be patient as I have always been... there are always setbacks in life, what matters is if/how they are handled.

those steeper ripples are proof of it catching up;  notice how linear the rest of the graph is at the beginning, none of those ripples...........  Its just delayed earnings posting as all as the DB catches up.


Please...... scroll up....................... Post #3030........................................................

Just got my weekly payment... for my home GPU's:

2x 960
1x 980
1x 1070
all stock clocks.  the 1070 is run at reduced intensity 24/7 as its in my home media center/tv/gaming pc.

Current USD value at time of RX of payment: 69.87

not too shabby... considering my last payment was 37.15 and was 0.0005 less than this weeks payment. As well as being 31.22 the week prior to that one.....

also considering the nicecrash across pretty much all mining pools as a result of the nicehack...  (we need to use these 'nice' permutations with everything from now on I think.. lol)....  The extra earnings are superb!

This is why the wallet page came up with a text warning about the frontend being offline for upgrades.
Now that everything is back up;  I know my miners never got disconnected the entire time; and are not showing on the right pane as connected, but the hashrate is clearly seen on the left....   reboot the miner or miner app andit will be as normal.  this is a common yiimp bug.

notice profitability caught up and found blocks can be explored on the pool status page....


If the pool is accepting work from you, that work is being recorded.   

When payouts are processed, the frontend automatically shuts down to allocate resources to make sure the payments are processed properly and efficiently.



Hope it helps guys.