That question will break coin profitability. So you wouldn't get any specifics name for those question from most of the miner.


Like a comment above, Whattomine / Coinwarz can be your reference, take your time for doing you in in-depth research, compare each result, then you can find the most profitable coin for your self. 

How's about your shitty old HP laptop?  I recognize you from our discussion before.

I have a few Pi 2, but I've never tried what you were asking above. Seem like that Steemit link (that posted above) would be your best guide at this moment. Or may you were done with that since your post had posted weeks ago.

This one:

ah, that was nice.

My last experience building a mining pool is while using MPOS (a long time ago). I found the similar thread a few months ago, then I think I need to try it, but I'm too busy then forget about that. Your post has reminded me of that. Will watch your videos, then start to build the pool.

Local and pool report will be different, it because not every hash sending by our Miner accepted by the pool, what shown on the pool is only "accepted shares" that produce by our devices over time.

But, if there's too much gap between local & pool report, there's must be something going wrong, mostly caused by network delay (check your connection).

What's that? I've never heard about that. 

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Nice share, buddy. 

But for me, Graphic cards isn't the second option as implied from what you say. ASICs or Graphics Cards have the same chance to create some profit for miners. Out there we can find a few algorithms with a lot of coin on each. In another word, coins that mineable by ASICs and GPUs, of course, ASICs will be the best choice. But coins that haven't (will never) invaded by ASICs would be different. Also, we should consider long-term potency. 

Agreed with another learning step guide that you were advising.

I'm Cool 

LTCC was hybrid coin (PoW /PoS), right? Seem no mining pool exist yet for this coin (but I'm not sure).

Usually, you need to setup config file (coin.conf) to start mining to QT-Wallet. In some case, you were able to mine directly from GUI wallet (included features or through the console on GUI wallet), but I'm not sure with the coin that you are talking about. Check it, Help --> Debug Window --> Console (at your QT-Wallet). You can search similar thing from another coin (for your reference) out there. Good Luck!

I also felt the same. 


Also, agree with this statement. 


But sometimes simple operation needed, at least if we are facing big scale of mining machines. Monitoring and managing a lot of miner machine isn't easy at all. 

Are you OP's co-worker?

I agree with a few "skeptic" comment above. Whatever it is Cryptocurrency world has invited many scammers with various way to do it. So we need to be careful about everything. (I didn't say that OP's post was some way to scamming people)

OP
Management & Monitoring software was a great thing on mining. That makes miners life easier, just proof it that what you (and team, if any) create is useful and safe to use. Good Luck!

That was good, you have started what you want with that whole question.


Our skill will grow while learning and doing what we want to master it. Software and programming skill isn't number one requirement for miners. We know how to use software, that's more than enough. Keep learning and patient.


We can use same nor similar mining equipment for different coins at the same algorithm. Also, we can use same nor similar mining equipment for a different algorithm. Except for specific coin that required specific hardware that can mine that coin. We can also use different equipment fo mine the same coin, but it can giving us the different result (profit) for various equipment that applied, and so on.

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Another fundamental thing has posted above.

No ones are expert from the start; they learn and do. So, Good Luck!

Yeah, both were a bit similar but may Bitmakler better than Investoon (at least in the number of a pool that listed).


I'm not sure there any other site has a full list of it. At first, I thought you just want to know that info for your own use. 


Good idea, good luck!   

May this can help you https://investoon.com/mining_pools/, actually I google it before posting it here. 

Typically, I found pool info (for a specific coin) at their announcement thread. And remember, pool choosing will be one of "X" factor for miner whose do pooled mining. 

Did you try that three troubled card one by one? Or you put all together on the other motherboard? Better do not use a riser (while troubleshooting process). Plug the cards directly to PCIe 16x (one by one).

One only worker was online (atm) with 1.37 GH Hashrate. Is that you OP? Pretty good personal Hashrate, but isn't good enough to solving blocks.

While you tried to grow-up your mining pool, will be better if you start it with your local community and expand to the more wide audience after. IMHO

Another thing that may you can try besides all above advice you had.

You have 13 cards installed on your system, and then three cards were troubled (4,7,12). Try to unplug another three cards that worked fine, so you will running with ten cards (including cards 4,7,12), then check those three troubled cards (4,7,12). Just suspecting, this is a power issue.

At your condition, seem like would be better if you are using RX 500 series, Vega was quite good and may the best choice on AMD cards. But related to your ambient temperature, maybe you need to save some cost for cooling systems. So, I suggest you for using RX 580. 

Brand picking also necessary, a few brands such as Sapphire has good thermal management, Gigabyte prone overheat (based on my experience) and...so on.

Every cards/brand has a different heat tolerate, sometimes I can run my card above 80^o. But as above said 70^o-75^o is a general card's temperature safer.

This statement indicated something.
Can be the algorithm isn't listed on Nicehash, I'm not sure with MRR. Or may you need more Hashing power (as you mentioned with "mining firm" needed), I thought this is for solo mining. Am I right? 

That's the point.


Then also miners who want to lease their rigs felt the same as OP and also said "I wouldn't trust so easily when it comes to crypto transactions like this though, too much risk" 

as szafa said
How about Nicehash or may Miningrigrentals?

What makes you interesting to rent directly from the miners, instead of using rent platform? It was okay for miners whose leased their Hashrate to you, but they can go anytime without your permission (if you pay on the front), and you can leave 'em anytime while yo pay 'em after the service ends.

Your question related to Dag answered above.

Another exciting thing may about you get the best profit on ETH (atm). Most miners think that ETH isn't the best to mine (including me), and I can say for sure, nowadays I can't get the best profit with ETH mining. But there may you had something different in your ways to mine it. 

wow, that's was good, also don't forget to print your privkey.