There is an error in their JSON. If you parse this API result trough a JSON validator, you'll get this

Yep, I also use 50W per card for quick reference.

1) http://www.coinwarz.com/
2) What mining setup? AMD I suppose (/me flees) Tell us more.
3) Every coin has its algorithm. Some make their own, some copy it from another coin. X11 from Darkcoin/Dash has been copied a lot by now.
4) Good for you, is this a question?
5) Experience is your best guidance. You can start at sites like WhatToMine, Coinwarz, etc... or look at multipool prices at www.poolpicker.eu or www.cryp.today

Depends on your mining equipment. What do you have (already)?

Just click on releases ffs: https://github.com/tsiv/ccminer-cryptonight/releases
People should learn how to use the internet before they start with crypto ^^"

-d 0,0,1,1 ^^'

Don't forget an API so external tools can play with it too (While you're busy doing logging, failover, etc...)

Tsiv's version also has support for compute 3.5, what your Titan is.
Am I reading it wrong that you're using the openCL (YAM) miner on your Titan? Just try Tsiv's if I'm reading it right

OpenCL </3 nvidia Can't you use the modded ccminer (I guess tsiv's one?) on your titans?

You aren't used to cudamining, I guess It's regular beef here that the system needs a complete reboot if you're playing with intensities and overclock
Part of the fun, isn't it? ^^" (Sucks too, my bitcoin blockchain gets corrupted that way if I'm running it)

No problem MysteryX I'm glad your problem is solved.

Btw, guys, I'm sorry I was out, life catched up to me. I'll be back on track in a week, I presume.

Haha, just Bytecoin won't cut it But this can be of help: http://www.whattomine.com/
You'll just need to figure out your hashrate for those algos first.

+1 Awesome; just too short ^^" Was almost in the mood to go out & party lol

Any way to rip the audio file directly? Youtube quality sucks.

<3 Welcome to altcoin world, sed

My tip for you: Just stay with BTC, except if you find a good multipool that does BTC and altcoins (not just altcoins).
If you notice a new SHA256 coin arrive at the scene, you could mine that (if it has some value ofc), and trade it after it hits an exchange, hopefully at a nice price.

IT IS FOOLISH to mine coins that are worth less (so on an exchange) and hold them till they rise.
You're better off mining the more profitable altcoins/BTC, selling them and buying your new favo coin with those shiny satoshis.

Hah, mocht ik het eerder gezien hebben, ik was er bij vanavond Niemand in #bitcoin-nl op freenode die me op de hoogte kan houden? I kinda lose track of time rather easily.

Pool-side error, make sure you've typed in the right worker and password. If that's really OK, contact the pool and ask them what could be wrong. Some require you to just use your username as worker, some need extra worker names that combine your username and an unique name with a dot, eg "Bombadil.cuda", some even give you a total random workername and password. Read the rules of your pool, and contact them if it's still fuzzy

How is that so? I've mined enough Ultracoins and Yacoins to know it works just fine. Or is it because they're lower in hash density? 750tis probably, but a 9xx will be on the same level.
Or are you guys exploiting a bug somewhere? If so, please share :'D

Well, you could make a new algo altogether per family and make sure it exploits the strengths of those families. Starting from scratch with that in mind will also make it A LOT easier to fully optimize the miner.
Will also generate attention, miners will like such algos and will probably be used in future coins too, but then you can claim you were the first.

I'm a fan of ipominer, but can't multialgo that well with my ccminers ATM. A MinerControl implementation will fix that, and I can implement that if there was an API with profitnumbers for each algo in BTC/MHS/DAY for the current moment
I've asked before in this thread, but didn't get any response.

If you want to make/find a separate Nvidia and AMD friendly algo, you'll need to make sure every algo is 100% optimized before you'll see the differences.
But >90% optimized algos are hard to find, the last one was Scrypt probably. Many new algos keep on popping up these days, so no algo will perform at max speed, always room for new improvements.
So key would be to pick heavily optimized algos and compare them when that happened. Older & popular algos are more prone to be optimized (X11, quark, etc..)

I can already tell you that the Whirlpool algo performs pretty well on older (=< compute 3.5, =< 780TI) Nvidia cards, while the newer Nvidia cards and most AMDs are in the same region. Quark does great on recent Nvidias, but not by that much difference. It all depends on optimization levels, I suppose.
I'm glad you're thinking about us cudaminers too Many devs release new algos with just an opencl miner. It works on Nvidias, but mostly at 1/3 it could do when programmed in Cuda.
Some people also think only AMDs are worth it while mining, while my records are showing otherwise.

Don't forget about Scrypt for ASICs too

There's also this peculiar algo that requires at least 15GB of RAM, called Ramhog.

Maybe add PoS too, as it enlarges the mining scene to those who don't have mining equipment. A low % reward (1-10) or even a fixed reward might be the right way. High % PoS is only interesting for pure PoS coins.

And what about systems like Curecoin? They take 45% of a mined block and reward that to folders, off-chain. They also take 10% and use that for the back-end of that system. That latter is an argument why it might be less popular, but it's an interesting coin and distribution system nonetheless.