I am still on version 2.4, does the newest version improve mining efficiency? i am not keen to keep uninstalling and reinstalling new versions and reconfiguring batch files each time.

2018-03-21 08:29:05] Stratum connection failed: Failed to connect to mine.zergpool.com port 8533: Timed out
[2018-03-21 08:29:05] ...retry after 30 seconds
[2018-03-21 08:29:56] Stratum connection failed: Failed to connect to mine.zergpool.com port 8533: Timed out
[2018-03-21 08:29:56] ...retry after 30 seconds
[2018-03-21 08:30:47] Stratum connection failed: Failed to connect to mine.zergpool.com port 8533: Timed out
[2018-03-21 08:30:47] ...retry after 30 seconds

Testing That New Ravenminer, hashrate is fluctuating between 17~12MH/S (1080Ti 65%TDP) some jumps up to 20Mh/s

After almost 10 mins of running, hashrates media for 2x 1080ti = 30Mh/s
Compared to Ccminer 2.2.5 = 25.12 Mh/s from many days

Will keep running

Even so, nemos leaves something to be desired. Even mining a single currency more or less good you get more benefits, or even just mining a single thing like X17 with Nvidia cards.

Of the three sets, normal, 24h and plus, is that most often give benefits is 24, according to all my tests, but far from what can be obtained only by undermining a something or a currency of the TOP that makes nemo.

This means that it has not yet defined the Switching of ALGOs. Moreover, it should change to currencies and not to something. Sometimes mine the second Something in profits, but within that SOMETHING there are good and bad currencies, and mine as much as others, instead of mining the right currency.

You have to tune in to change something and mine the right coins.

The same rig, according to statistics, would earn $ 16, but get $ 9, and if I do it looking for the currency with another program, my benefit may be 16 or more.

The idea is good, it is still fresh, it still needs to mature. Maybe more quickly in the currency exchange to avoid losing in pumping or peaks, but I think the most natural way to work would be in the normal, real time, as long as exchange to BTC is done quickly.

I like Nemo a lot, and I will continue to give you opportunities later on, but you still have to improve when it comes to changing something, and you should also choose currency. Many times we see as mine for example X17 and some coins with a ridiculous benefit and other good profit. That has to be improved, it is the key that the program needs to make a leap in quality.

To me right now that a rig of 6 x 1080ti get as much as 16-17 $, it is lost of money, you get more if you lose time in looking for the currency of the moment.

I wish great success to this product and I am looking forward to try version 0.3, and I hope to see more specialized miners in certain currencies, there are many more variants of ccminer for each something

For example this next one is 15% faster in Lyra2rev2 and it is a fork of the Trupocvt
https://hardwaresfera.com/traemos-minero-optimizado-protocolo-lyra2rev2-monacoin-vertcoin/

I have also tried it with X17 and it gives very good results.

To see the surprises that version 0.3 will bring us, to me the interface or some information options I do not care, I want a better switch of ALgos and coins

he should use MPH instead of Nicehash. Are you a noob too ? 

I noticed that most people are using the ccminer from enemy-1.03 for RavenCoin (Info's Source: http://yiimp.eu/site/miners). However I can't find it available as open source and I'm afraid it might be doing something fishy on the background.
People are already comenting here http://cryptomining-blog.com/9507-ccminer-enemy-1-03-fork-for-raven-rvn-mining-now-available/ about suspicious activity.
TPRUVOT's ccminer is so buggy, it's always crushing even when KlausT's version keeps going with the same clocks. However KlausT hasn't add RVN support (at least yet).

So... Is there any stable and safe miner for Raven?

PS: TPRUVOT's ccminer hashrate is jumbing between 12 MH/s and 20 MH/s on 1080ti! WTH?! I reduced my clocks to try avoid crashes and I'm at 80% TDP, +70 GPU, +500 Memory. Let's see if it last more than 2 hours.

Now that im running my both 1080TI GPU separately i noticed it records the hashrate per single GPU
But if i Run one instance for my 2 GPU it displays what is recorded for single GPU, so after the first run it updates the hashrate for the First algo it was running, then it appears to have the double from the rest profit list recorded, so it will stick to that algo

For Example: Running one 1080TI or per instance I have:
Equihash       650H/s  = 0.260 mBTC/day  
Neoscrypt  1.45MH/s  = 0.210 mBTC/day

if I set miner to run with both GPUs it starts to run the most profitable algo, but then:
Hashrate Changes:
Equihash:  650H/s  -> 1.30 KH/s = 0.520 m/BTCday ¿What happens with the rest algos?
Neoscrypt: (wont update) = 1.45MH/s = 0.300 mBTC/day (This was per single GPU)

Even when Neoscrypt per GPU is more profitable, miner wont turn to it, because Equihash shows profit for GPUs and it thinks is the double

My temporary solution for this?
I had to make 2 copies of Nemosminer folder, one for batches when i run singles GPU, and another if running all my GPUs together, so profits wont mess.

Agree with LUXCoin, another pool for LUXCoin is Yiimp if any availability/capacity.  Also look at BTX, pool Bitcorepool.