This is not the case with Gincoin, Crypt0zone simply completely overestimates the earnings. Consistently around 30%.
You can take what they predict and minus 30% from it and then take into account fluctuations due to global hashrate.

Switching back to Ethhash and Cryptonight for Rx 5xx and Vega Rigs respectively...peace

1 week of being under 30 USD per day with 110 mh/s.

As requested:
https://i.imgur.com/0Lrxgwd.png

Actual hashrate on the rig is 38.6 mh/s
Oh and referring to my previous post of making less than the calculator says, im now down to under 3 GIN, when I should be getting close to 4.5... absolute bullshit.

Confirmed, my shares are roughly 25% lower than expected, I took 3 days of almost non-interrupted mining (few hours downtime on one of my 4 rigs).
Results are as follows:
Rig 1: 12x MSI Gaming X 570 - reported hashrate 39 mh/s (HiveOS)
Rig 2: 8x Sapphire Nitro 570 - reported hashrate 24.5 mh/s (EthOS)
Rig 3: 6x mixed Rx 480 -reported hashrate 19.2 mh/s (HiveOS)
Rig 4: 6x Radeon Vega 64 - reported hashrate 35 mh/s (ubuntu 16.04, 4 hours downtime)

Total Hashrate, 117,5 mh/s, let's say my average was 110 mh/s, then the calc says I should have earned 4.6 GIN.
Here are my results from Angrypool.
https://imgur.com/d7PZbPg - Hashrate reported by Angrypool, pretty much inline with my miners' reported hashrates
https://imgur.com/kAUH6Zt - Payout of 3.6 GIN which is ~27% under the expected 4.6 GIN...and the difficulty has GONE UP over the last 24 hours.

I don't have rejected shares and when I mine ETH or XMR I am usually only 3-4% under the calculator's predictions.

The same happened over the last 3 days, considering that Angrypool has a fee of only 0.5% I think its pretty much confirmed, the calculator is wrong and miners are being drawn to the network by inaccurate profit predictions. Making it a lose-lose situation for all of us.

Nevermind,
It is not possible to run more than 1 Vega if you do not have PCIE Gen 3. I read Todxx's comments earlier in the thread.
I would like to point out that you can however, run ONE vega, if you have an older Gen2 mobo.

So I will just redistribute the Vegas to my other gen 3 mobos, and it should work.

Do any of you have the following problem:

I have a multi Vega rig, and followed the following steps:

Fresh Ubuntu 16.04 install.
Installed ROCM  1.8.1 (honestly I dunno where you guys find 1.7.1).
Reboot
run the export HSA_ENABLE_SDMA=0 command
Set fans to 70%
Run the miner

Then what happens is I can mine with one Vega, but as soon as I add an additional one, and then try to run the miner, my PC either freezes or the red lights on Vega no2 goes off

Note: I do not have a PCIE Gen3 mobo. Its an MSI G890-GD65 with an Fx8370 CPU.

Any help will be appreciated, I have 7 Rx570 / Vega rigs I need to get on the network I can offer 0.05 ETH to someone who can help me fix this problem.