sorry for double post, but I couldn't quote it in upper post..

I am mining since yesterday morning, so I assume mining time 36hours
and now I have over 2600 + 1800 SIA = so 4400 Sia. dividing this by 36hours and multiplying *24 it gives me:
2933Sia/ a day
I hope that nanopool show it correct and this balance  = payment (when it exceeds 5000sia)
My avg speed about 600Mhs

use quotes for dpool params
--dpool "http://sia-eu1.nanopool.org:9980/miner/header?address=3fb8c83410e0bab242231eef57ef700e0d9c4d350f14619e0f1ba860d6ff5460f35fdc639b1b"

What speeds on your 380s?

About your ETH earnings while mining.  You can calculate an average amount you should be earning if all things are optimal. However this is a LUCK based thing.  It is random.

Pools have good days and bad days. They have days where they get really lucky (some pools even show you the luck percentage.) They also have days where they get really unlucky and don't get as many blocks for some reason.

This takes into account that your miner is working optimally. Maybe you have a better connection to one of the other pools so you submit less stales/orphans. That effects your results too.

Here is how to do the math. Let me also attach a picture so you can see the stats I'm using. These stats change all the time. So if you want to see how i do the math below use the picture.

This is a chart of all the pools, their uncle rates, their blocks mined, and their hash rate. You can see it here.


And here is the link for where the stats come from if you want to do the math yourself any time.
https://etherchain.org/statistics/miners

Each blocks mined = 5. (It's more complicated if we try to calculate uncles so we'll skip them.)

Dwarfpool (where I mine) mined 1495 blocks in the last 24 hours. They had 1 Terrahash.
(1495 * 5)  / 10000 = .7475 ETH per 100 MH

f2pool mined 1015 blocks at 717.6 GH
(1015 * 5) / 7176 = .7072 ETH per 100 MH

bw mined 650 blocks at 471.4 GH
(650 * 5) / 4714 = .6894 ETH per 100 MH

ethermine mined 640 blocks at 453.6 GH
(640 * 5) / 4536 = .7054 ETH per 100 MH

ethpool mined 435 blocks at 303.9 GH
(435 * 5) / 3039 = .7156 ETH per 100 MH

coinotron (where I mine) mined 362 blocks at 262.9 GH
(362 * 5) / 2629 = .68884 ETH per 100 MH

I won't go through all the pools.  But you can see .6888 to .7475 ETH per 100 MH.  However it looks like Dwafpool had a really lucky day. There amount of ETH earned is a good bit above the others. Tomorrow if you look at it maybe Dwarfpool is at the low end and another pool is having a lucky day.

If you look at the Uncle rate you can also see a big difference.  Dwarfpool only had 6% uncles which was the lowest of the poools.Coinmine had 11.1% and coinotron had 9.7% uncles.

If the pool pays out uncles this can greatly increase the rewards. It is interesting dwarfpool had really low uncles but mined a lot blocks.

The reason we can't do the math for uncles is they vary in size. We also need to know how they are paid out. If someone knows how to calculate all that I'd love to learn.

So if you think you're getting underpaid by your pool, do the math. Check to see how your pool is doing. If you don't like it you can always try and switch to another pool. Just remember this is all LUCK. Dwarfpool had a good day yesterday but they may have a shitty day today.

I know this doesn't answer ur question but, i'd lower the fan speed its perfectly fine to let the gpu's get a little warmer (about 75oC max) the lower fan speed will extend the life of ur fans, while the additional heat won't hurt ur gpu's.

F2Pool is paying 0.00735435 per MHS (minus 3% pool fee), Ether only mining mode

That works out to be 0.39 Ether at 53mhs, but you get a published 5% rejected share rate.

You should remember, most pools won't say what your actual rejected share rate is, because it is to difficult to code (I'm guessing).

Some pools may have 6% reject rate, others could be as high as 10%, which is simply his not coded into their implementation of Get or Stratum protocol.

So, the Net figure would be about 0.351 Ether a day at F2POOL.

I'm getting roughly the same with one of my rigs mining at that speed at ethermine pool. I left Dwarf's when they started having serious and systematic problems. A smaller pool is an increased risk because it can take two or three days to find a single block at that means you earn nothing during that period.

The choice between Claymore's or Genoil's depends also on your hardware, drivers, etc.

Finally, keep in mind that it won't make sense to compare today's result using Claymore's with the result's you got with Genoil's 3 or 4 days ago. In the meantime ETH difficulty increased and your earnings would have decreased regardless of the miner you used.

Calculators are just for guidance because they always assume optimal conditions. Real life earnings depend on other factors, mainly the pool's luck finding blocks.

Therefore, it's absolutely normal to have real earnings a bit lower than those calculated by any simulation algorithm

Nothing strange about this, as the difficulty increases earnings drop. Just look at the increase of difficulty over time https://stats.etherchain.org/dashboard/db/difficulty-evolution?theme=light.