Mining scrypt at 900kh/s: what's the best strategy? (mining ANC at the moment)

[rofus]

Hi all,

my mining rig produces around 900kh/s, made of 5 computers in parallel (mixed cpu and gpu mining). What's the best strategy I should follow?

Single/multiple pools?
Single/multiple workers?
Solo mining?

I'm using my office resources and I'll be able to do so for a couple of weeks probably, so it's a limited time!

I'm mining ANC at the moment as it looks the best midway to me and I had already some, any suggestion on the best strategy to mine with this power (possibly going up another 200kh/s soon) for a limited time?

[breakbeater]

Look at coinwarz.com what is most profitable currently. In the last 5 days i made about 0,36 BTC mining SBC (Stablecoin) with only 600kh/s (2x6870)

[Amph]

Look at coinwarz.com what is most profitable currently. In the last 5 days i made about 0,36 BTC mining SBC (Stablecoin) with only 600kh/s (2x6870)

1000 sbc eh? 

[Lauda]

Stablecoin, megacoin, cgb or anc.

[rofus]

Thanks for suggestions. I was tempted by Stablecoin, but I see the value is very low and I thought Anoncoin was a more long term way to invest this mining power I have.

0.37 BTC in 5 days sounds really great (but Coinwarz mining calculator says you should get not such amount? how to read it?)...is the best way choosing to mine whatever is top on Coinwarz instead of going with a more 'stable' choice? I'd like to convert it all to BTC or LTC in the end, and I'm scared that mining Stablecoin for example will produce something that will loose value.

Is the SBC mining solo or in pool?

[Amph]

don't mine the most profitable based on value, but based on difficulty but not the dead one of course

[rofus]

Thanks Amph..looking at that in this way, StableCoin seems indeed the best one...I feel very 'unsecure' about how to invest this power of computing in the best way...so should be StableCoin and then exchange it with BT?

[Lauda]

You're supposed to mine stablecoin because it is undervalued.
The hashrate is above 400 MH/s on it.