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It took almost a month for me to get 0.00119541 BTC
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Sounds good, can you mark thread as "solved" for other people?
My apologies, I thought I had already done that :/ |
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HEY I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...........oh wait, I wasn't stupid or drunk enough to buy into this lunacy, so nvm  |
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Im having some issues where my cards are showing up but not mining. Causing my drivers to crash. Is this what happened to you or? And what did you do exactly to fix?
As stated in my previous post, I used the jumper on the motherboard to clear/reset the BIOS. Look at your motherboard manual for the jumper. This should be done UNPOWERED! Turn off the power supply or unplug it, then press and hold the start button to drain power from the capacitors on the mobo. Then move the jumper from it's normal position to the jumpered position, and move it back. Connect the power and boot up, it will take you into the BIOS for you to make adjustments, but be aware it will have reset to factory defaults. If the defaults are what you want anyway, simply exit out and boot normally. I have had a seriously corrupted BIOS before and also had to remove the motherboard battery and allow the board to completely drain of any residual power. |
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Thanks
What fixed it was jumpering the BIOS. Booted back up, set BIOS up like I want it, and booted into Winblows. Everything runs fine now. *shrugs*
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Today I had a lightning strike nearby that knocked out the power. Since then only one of 3 cards is detected by the ETH mining software. Windows 10 detects the card normally, but for some unknown reason ETH miners don't detect them :/
I removed the cards and tested each one by one. They all work fine. There is no apparent damage and my power strip didn't trip, so I don't believe there is any damage.
I know Windows gets pissy if not shutdown correctly, but as I said the cards are detected by Windows 10 pro 64bit, fans come on etc. Just can't mine with more than one. Anyone got any ideas?
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Since the soft fork went active I no longer have any shares being credited. My software shows I'm submitting shares, but the site page isn't showing ANY unconfirmed shares at all. It shows my hash rate, but no shares.
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Me trying to mine with 150mh/s isn't "responsible"? I can't mine with it because if someone with a Titan mines for a few seconds there is nothing but orphans for days. If someone gets interested and spends a tiny amount on nicehash and puts 2gh/s onto the network, mining essentially stops.
Frankly I'm baffled that you don't seem to want miners. Without us, you don't have a network or a coin. Transactions cease. If you only want a handful of low power miners, go PoS, or have your daemon block hashrates above X and announce it. To say you want loyal miners and at the same time pat yourself on the back for making it impossible to be a loyal miner doesn't make sense.
You say "Seems to be working so far..." but you only have a tiny hashrate and the miners are getting nothing but orphans. For me it "isn't working well so far..." unless your goal is low participation, frustration, wasted mining, and slow transactions. Going from a $5m market cap to a $500k caps in 2 years isn't seen as progress by most people.
Obviously you disagree and are fond of deleting negative posts. As a miner/trader I delete unprofitable coins and stop trading them. If I didn't care, I won't be posting to tell you the problems.
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I wouldn't call that a side effect, it is a game ending blow to the coin. You can't possibly expect people to mine a coin that starts spewing orphans when someone gets interested in mining it. Jesus, just look at the numbers: All-time orphan rate for sminers pool is 87.8%!!! In the last 24 hours the pool has had 19 out of 20 blocks orphan. Same thing for the day(s) before. In the last 7 days 36 of 38 were orphan. Since the pool opened it has had a grand total of 5 valid blocks! http://sminers.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocksWhoever is coding your coin needs to find a better solution. As it is when a multipool or rental user throws in a hashrate spike, the coin is unmineable for hours/days. Maybe you could have the Vardiff go to an insane diff level upon connect, gradually throttling down to avert the network shock. When you have a total net hashrate of a couple hundred mh/s, the 51% defense is rather pointless since just about anyone with an ASIC can grab 51%......kicking in the defense which stops the coin dead. |
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gold coin never disappoints me
I guess that means you don't actually mine GLD. It has been nothing but orphans for hours on all pools. |
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I think there is a problem either with the new code or something at http://scrypt.ispace.co.uk/ pool. I had about 30% of the network, according to Coinwarz, but didn't mine a single block in over 10 hours! Normally I had been getting a block every 3-5 minutes. Miners and configs are the same as what I've used for a long time. ETH miners didn't ever stop, so I know my connection didn't go down. There is a new discussion on our forum today that should help to answer your questions: https://www.gldtalk.org/index.php?topic=3617.0~~ iSpace Mining Pools @iSpacePools 1h1 hour ago @SnookerN00b Seems that GoldCoin forked due to the high hashrate. Blockchain has been rebuilt and is now back on correct fork. |
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I would like use monitor, but is not possible.
If you are on Windows search for "Mouse without borders". With it I run rigs off of one monitor.......my main PC monitor. Of course another option is to SSH into each rig from a PC/laptop using something like "putty". |
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I think there is a problem either with the new code or something at http://scrypt.ispace.co.uk/ pool. I had about 30% of the network, according to Coinwarz, but didn't mine a single block in over 10 hours! Normally I had been getting a block every 3-5 minutes. Miners and configs are the same as what I've used for a long time. ETH miners didn't ever stop, so I know my connection didn't go down. Obviously I won't be mining GLD until this is looked into and fixed. |
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I just tried this on a rig with two Saph 380's and one ASUS 380. It picked up one mh/s per card on ETH and ~10mh/s per card on Decred. Dunno if it is a display anomaly or what.............but I'll leave it anyway.
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NiceHash @NiceHashMining 7m7 minutes ago
BitGo service was under DDoS and is still not fully operational. There are delays in accrediting the deposits. Sorry for the inconvenience.
NiceHash @NiceHashMining 11m11 minutes ago
The last payments for providers have now been processed and paid in full.
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Nicehash tweeted a few minutes ago that Bitgo is having problems, so payouts are queued.
"NiceHash @NiceHashMining 10m10 minutes ago
Providers: BitGo is having issues processing payments from our wallet. All payments are in queue and will be processed as soon as possible."
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It has become a laughable trend. Get people involved without whatever project, pay for a while, then say you got hacked. Originality is sorely lacking in the crypto world.
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I have to chime in here. NOT to defend Nicehash as I have difficulties with their support (and lack of it) and their nicehashbot s/w just utterly sucks, BUT... They are in this for $$$.. Not to be giving away their profits and money. What do you think EVERY company on the planet is doing? Profiting off other people. So why is it really a surprise that they would buy low and sell high, or buy low and use for their own mining!?!? Are you seriously pissed at them for making profits!?!?!? They have always paid lower than other rental places. Rarely they paid more due to some external reason temporarily. It is how business works.  Not that you are clueless, but you are missing the main point. Making a profit...I got no probs with that. Claiming you can mine coins but buyers can't rent the same fucking miners so they can mine coins is simply st00000pid. |
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It seems quite obvious NH isn't allowing buyers because they are keeping all the mined ETH for themselves and paying less than market rate to boot.
How much less? It looks like it may be 30% less comparing a calculator to the NH report. http://ethereum-mining-calculator.com/Where did you get your calculations from? If you are using online calculators such as http://badmofo.github.io/ethereum-mining-calculator/ or http://ethereum-mining-calculator.com/ you should know that these calculators are completely wrong. They are not taking the past DAG file increase into account which makes their calculations completely wrong. You can only compare our profit by profits from another pool with the same miner speed and you'll see that the profits are approximately the same. Moreover, the math that you are doing is not that simple. The BTC/ETH exchange rate is flapping up and down, and our profitability is normalized to exchange rate, difficulty and other parameters. You can't simply compare apples to oranges. How much BTC you make depends also on the exchange rate in a particular moment. That said - for someone, who wishes to speculate, or do manual exchange multiple times per day, you would probably earn a bit more with direct mining and doing manual exchange (with the exception in case if Exchange rate suddenly drops significantly - in this case you would loose in comparison to auto-exchange). On the other hand NiceHash brings a good alternative for someone who would like to get simplified mining with auto-exchange and not worrying on the Exchange rate. Best regards, NiceHash team. No, and your explanation is total rubbish. Have you bothered to even READ what you are saying? Short version: It is impossible for you to allow buyers, but you can buy and are the only buyer.......at a discount price. What your alternative IS is a spoonfed version of mining where it is simple and easy and pink fluffy clouds..............while you rape the miners on price. Thanks, but this ecosystem has had enough of vultures. |
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