Cryptonoteminingpool.com.

But now I am on https://itns.west-pool.org , much better.

Nicehash traffic is hopping Intense pools and ruining mining for small miners.

Network hash rate simply doubles at times from 8/10 to 20+ MH/s and difficulty skyrockets.

Yeah, sure. 10h mining with 20% of total pool hashrate, 1500+ ITNS paid, I I get 113. Sure.

Yes it is. I'll support this pool from now on. Just this morning I was paid 200+ ITNS.

Bad experience with http://cryptonoteminingpool.com/

10 hours of mining @ ~4 KH/S (~20% of pool hashrate) and got paid 113 ITNS. WTF?

Switched to West-Pool.org and already got paid 97 ITNS and a Pending balance of 64.

Well, you live and learn.

Yay, block found. 

Now let's see the earning to decide if I stick with http://cryptonoteminingpool.com/ or not.

However I'm feeling slightly unconfortable with "Block Found Every: 7 hours (estimated)" and " Block Found: 2 days ago"... 

So I guess that cryptonoteminingpool.com needs a few more miners...

Well I'm sticking with them for now, that 0.0 fee (actually 0.05%) makes me happy.

So, I'm mining for 5 hours now and still 0.00000000.  This is to be expected, until a block is found, right?

Is there any advantage in fixed difficulty?

"6-1-18 2000 UTC: Pool fee increased to 1.75% to promote network diversity."

OK, 1,75% fee is too much on official pool. I understand the need to decentralize.
I'm switching my 3.5-4 KH/s to this one. Opinions?

As its hashrate is much lower, I suppose increases in pending balance and payments will be much more further apart, but roughly the same after some time, am I right? 

Why is mining difficulty getting so high?

I'm hashing with 3 Ellesmere cards and 1 Ryzen (~2.6 KH/s) and I'm getting fewer coins every day.

Too much threads could actually slow your CPU. Cryptonight mining relies heavily on L3 cache, you should have 2 Mb per thread.

For a Ryzen 7, 8 threads max.

Why not integrate XMR-Stak miner in Intense Wallet? It's open source.

Mining with Wallet gives ~200 H/s and XMR-Stak gives 500 H/s on a Ryzen 1700...

I started mining Intense yesterday on intensecoin.com pool, I loved the concept, and I switched from monero, as mining difficulty is getting impossibly high.

Everything was going A-OK, I configured XMR-STAK to intensecoin.com pool and mined 326 coins since yesterday.

However, after 6 pm payout, shares began to be rejected by the pool, tried to connect with a linux secondary machine and it says my IP is banned???
Why is my IP banned from the pool??

EDIT: OK, transaction is confirmed and the 55 ITNS is on my wallet, but why the hell was my miner IP banned??

EDIT 2: OK, got answers on Slack, apparently too much hashrate for port 4444... 
 

In strataspool verge-groestl pool there is only one miner hashing at 1.5 GH/s 

Second one pays in bitcoins, if I'm mining XVG, that's because I want XVG.

I actually did cash out 9.17 XVG now and transaction is confirmed and it just showed up in my wallet.

So despite the alleged problems, I didn't loose anything.

But at this moment I think a 2% fee is a bit too much.

So I'm looking forward to bring my XVG mining business with 3 Ellesmere cards to another pool, I'm waiting for suggestions.

The 2 Myr-Groestl pools linked on vergecurrency.com besides IDCray are offline.

I was mining with them too. I have 9.xx XVG but now I'm afraid to do the cashout for now.

I have already mined around 13 XVG and didn't have any problems with transfering them to my wallet.

What pool and algo do you recommend to use with AMD RX cards?

For what I've researched, Myriad Groestl with SGminer optimized kernel was the best for AMD rigs.

Any suggestions?

I confirm major performance increase with Ryzen in scrypt adding --cpu-affinity 0x5555

From 22 H/s to 29 H/s with 8 threads and from 28 to 35 H/s with 15 threads!