Here you go: https://github.com/KBomba/cuda-profit-calc/blob/master/ProfitCalc/Coin.cs#L204
And yes, I'm calling it the magic number. If someone knows how its actually called, please tell

http://cryp.today/

I'd guess you'd be best off using something like CoinWarz, CoinTweak, WhatToMine, ..., taking the diff and converting it to net hashrate. (or just straight from wallet JSON)
I'm doing something alike in my mining profit calc. I guess that's what LiteShack is doing too as there is no way to see the real net hashrate.

CudaMiner is on the new CoinGorilla Let's see where this Gorilla is heading to
Also, vote plox: www.coingorilla.com/index.aspx?cid=12

http://poolpicker.eu/

You can actually keep all the coins as they are with CoinKing Do you get to choose the CoinKings account? If so, then you can at least watch it transparently there.

Thing of multipool.us (and coinking for that matter) is that they require you to do the trading if you want maximum profit.
Multipool.us solves this by integrating cryptsy's APIs, and if you setup a good auto-sell at cryptsy, you can get a decent return. If not, well, then you might end up with coins that have been pumped for a few minutes but are less profitable when you're back behind the screen.
You can do the same (without API integration) for Coinking, or you could wait 6h (on top of the confirm time) for their auto-exchanger to pass by. After 6h, it's the same effect: profitability dropped a lot. You're stuck again with coins you mined at a peak of price and difficulty, and yet they aren't exchanged at the spot.

So its a matter of taste. You like trading yourself? Go for such kind of pools. If you want to lay back and mine, ignore these.

Also, the results taken by poolpicker are taken from the pool's API. Most of the pools like multipool.us and coinking use more of an estimate on how much you'd get if you would've sold it at the spot.

*cough* bombadil has his... *cough* I'm very busy adding new features, and once my code is cleaned up again, I'll do another release-round, probably this weekend.

What's your launch config?

Seems like Ultracoin became Scrypt-Jane Nf(14). Anyone knows the optimal settings for N14 & 750ti?
Autotune gives me t64x1 @ 1kh, but I seriously think it can do more

Use Ccminer or Cudaminer: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.0
And read the README's

Also, what coin to mine is up to you Mining the most profitable coin isn't an exact science, but you could use my mining calculator (or any other) if you have absolutely no idea. Link: https://github.com/KBomba/cuda-profit-calc/releases

Oh, god, extreme newbie alert (j/k)
Look, BTC uses an algorithm called SHA256 for mining. LTC uses an algorithm called Scrypt. Only Scrypt is supported by Cudaminer, so you won't be able to mine SHA256 (BTC) with your cudacard.
SHA256 AND Scrypt has already been overtaken by specialized devices which will do a lot better than your Graphics Card will ever do.

There are already new algorithms, for which its presumed there are no specialized devices yet. Keccak, NIST5, X11/X13/X14/X15, Cryptonight, etc... These are supported by cudaminer or ccminer (both made for nvidia).
Go look it up, educate yourself first. Mining is a lot of fun because of the knowledge and geek-factor involved with it, but don't expect any profit if you don't know what you're doing.

My laptop is also mining XMR at 40H/s and I'm keeping him there XMR is a coin with a nice future, and since I have free electricity and the laptop is almost obsolete, I don't care

Gigabytes are a bit stronger for the same price. The extra PCIe power connection allows for more headroom for overclocking (if you're into BIOS flashing etc). I have one of both in my small rig, and I must say, I'd buy another Gigabyte if I would invest again

But yes, the EVGA has more resell value since you need no PCIe power connections, so you could sell it to your neighbor who has a crappy onboard VGA and can't stream his full HD movies anymore

So, they look on par. Just go with the GPU you think is the most beautiful Aesthetics are important too.

Haha, Nvidia foundation ^^" I'm still hoping one day there will be a popular coin called Cudacoin with an algo with a huge Nvidia advantage

And yeah, no more 750's for me. I'm saving up to replace my 760 by an 880(ti), for gaming and mining I do not care to invest in more than one 880, mining isn't that profitable if you're not continously catching up to the latest coin, but it's a lot of fun!
Similar fun to gridcomputing a la BOINC, but you get paid at least

Probably no miner at launch for Nvidia ^^" You should ask in the cudaminer thread, there are some new devs there who like bounties

EDIT: Oh, no premine That's new *cough* So no bounties he

Wouldn't be from mining this =D

I already have 2 reserved 750ti's once the 880 gets released, one for a HTPC and one for a casual gamer who just plays Age of Empires and Skyrim, 750ti can handle that =D

I'm unsure if this is true, but IIRC, 750tis are cherrypicked 750s. So you'll get a better GPU overall.
But I think they're on par concerning hashrate/price & electricity usage, but with a 750ti you can stuff more hashrate in one rig

I'd go for the 750ti, more people have experience with it in the cudacommunity.