For those of you mining Zergpool, are you keeping in the algos without many miners?  It looks like that pool is only good for Neoscrypt and Nist5 right now due to the long time to find a block on the other algos (Phi, X17, Blake2s, etc.). 

I'm glad it's not just me!  I've been pulling in significantly less than the 24h statistics suggest over the past week or so on AHP.  I guess I'll be switching to somewhere else for a bit.   From .00367 BTC/day to .00277 over two weeks, with Nemos saying I should (currently) expect .00331.  That's a pretty significant margin of error.

Does anyone know what is happening with the Unimining.net payouts?  My last two payouts didn't generate a transaction ID, and by the looks of their wallet, they haven't paid anyone else in the last two payout cycles.

http://www.sigilexplorer.com/address/SPdj5fpictqR61S4kA5QUmEmTighpY2tjU

Edit: Based on their forum, it seems to be a pretty common occurrence with SGL on their pool.  Looks like it will work itself out in time, but I really wonder what the issue is.

Millsys, your posts have been a huge help!

I saw in a previous post you made that you excluded Timetravel and My-gr from the ahashpool24hr bat.  Was there anything else?

I'm running 5x1070ti, 1x1080, and 1x1080ti.  I've set the intensity on my 1070tis to match yours, and set my other cards intensities to the common intensity based on yiimp.eu benchmarks.  I'm running 100% power, +150/+500 on my 1070tis without problem.

With all that, I've still only made $44 over the last 24 hrs (@13,486) compared to your $40.43.  I'm trying to figure out why our profits are so close given the difference in hashpower.  Over the last 24h I've mined on Bitcore, Skein, and X17.

Note: I'm also using 900 interval.

Zcoin profits are good, but from what I can tell it's pretty comparable to other coins (like LBC when I looked earlier today) on that dude's rig. 

Basically it's just better to mine whatever is most profitable after expenses rather than hunt around for pools and whine on forums that you can't mine this one solitary algo. He even said he would rather mine zcoin with the pool stealing 50% (supposedly) than mine something else.

That's not even including the fact that there is so much uncertainty about the hashrates for lyra2re2/lyra2z.  I will concede that mining with way less noise and power on that Lyra2z algo is pretty nice.

Wouldn't it make more sense to spend time mining the most profitable thing you can then convert to ZCOIN?  Maybe spend less time shitposting and more time finding other things to mine.

Can you share more information on your setup and any settings you may have altered? There's a few of us with the same card who are unable to get the hashrate you are getting.

I'm almost positive that I've read of people on Nvidia dual mining with these cards just fine.

I have the exact issue with my 1060 3G.  Every card mines 20mh eth, and only 20mhs lbc when in dual. If I mine lbc by itself, it gets 180mhs. I did not have this issue with my AMD Cards.

I've been searching and testing to solve this for a week now with no luck.

Edit: I've tried on Windows 10 and Ununtu 16.04 with the same result

You need to set -dpool as well.

I'm having a issue with Windows 10 and Ubuntu 16.04 on my 1060 3GB.

ETH only I get about 18Mh/s, dual w/ LBC I get 16Mh/s (Eth) and 33Mh/s (LBC).  Sia is a similar story.  My LBC hashrate should be closer to 150 Mh/s. 

This is on a EVGA 1060 3GB SC.  I have ample power going to the cards.  I've tried googling all over, but can't find much mention of something like this happening. On Linux I'm using the proprietary drivers.

(Note: This is on two different machines. The only common hardware is the graphics card itself)

Does anyone have any suggestions?