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[crackfoo]

Crackfoo.... could you please lock the algo's and alphabetical order too? Like hp and nicehash does. thx so much. 

I'm thinking about it...

[tbearhere]

Crackfoo.... could you please lock the algo's and alphabetical order too? Like hp and nicehash does. thx so much.  

I'm thinking about it...

Thx

Crackfoo my miners just switched back to quark from x15 which is 2x less profitable....do you know why?   thx
Ccminer only
referance only starter
quark=1
x13=.38
x15= .33
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Edit: when I get a chance I'll put real numbers in for the ccminer ......  
was doing great.... be back later to set a chart ccminer.
I don't understand how the pool doesn't look at my numbers ... maybe have to do my bat file different. 
Right now should be doing x15...... be back later.. gotta shut down my rigs.

[AngryDwarf]

The miner switching will use the profitability listed under the coins on the pool page. The wallet page is a past 24 hour figure. Perhaps that is why you think you are on the wrong algo?

[tbearhere]

The miner switching will use the profitability listed under the coins on the pool page. The wallet page is a past 24 hour figure. Perhaps that is why you think you are on the wrong algo?

I thought that is the currently paying.  thx AngryDwarf.

[tbearhere]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

[subvectus]

I'm setting up another stratum server for load balancing.

I'll need some SHA256 miners to test this once it's up. Hopefully, it'll show some improvement in stability.

I'll let you know the details once I've finished testing and setup.

may not be as easy as I hoped. Stay tuned.

ok, np, just let me know when it's done. so I can test it. I have SHA256 machines on cgminer 4.7.0, 4.8.0, 4.9.0

[semajjames]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

[tbearhere]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

Ok so what we see is the real time paying ...thank you

And here is one of my bat files showing the actual hashrate I get and the pool should recognize based on one algo to the other.

:start
:loop

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a quark -C --cpu-priority 1  -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4033 -u wallet   -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a lyra2v2  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a neoscrypt  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4233 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a qubit  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x11  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x13  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x15  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

goto loop

[semajjames]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

Ok so what we see is the real time paying ...thank you

  the figures on the Left side of the pool page near coins  YES = real time profit
the figures on the Right side of the pool page and Right side of wallet page = 24 hour average

Yes miner will switch using your password and real time profit

[tbearhere]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

Ok so what we see is the real time paying ...thank you

  the figures on the Left side of the pool page near coins  YES = real time profit
the figures on the Right side of the pool page and Right side of wallet page = 24 hour average

Yes miner will switch using your password and real time profit

Thx  semajjames.
But I wish he would show real time too.
That too me is like showing the last months advantage.

[MeteoImpact]

But I wish he would show real time too.

Like all YAAMP forks, zpool offers an api readout for all their algos, which gives current estimates. Not exactly the easiest to parse for a human, but great for a machine; which is what you should have handling switching for you unless you want to spend all day watching profitabilities go up and down.

[joblo]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

Ok so what we see is the real time paying ...thank you

And here is one of my bat files showing the actual hashrate I get and the pool should recognize based on one algo to the other.

:start
:loop

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a quark -C --cpu-priority 1  -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4033 -u wallet   -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a lyra2v2  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a neoscrypt  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4233 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a qubit  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x11  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x13  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x15  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

goto loop

You can remove the timeouts as there are no synchronization issues to worry about. The next command can't start until the previous
one has fully exited. The only time I use a timeout is when I'm killing a background ccminer process from a bat process:

start ccminer.exe ...
loop:
monitor mining
if not time to switch goto loop
taskkill /f /im ccminer.exe
timeout /t 2
start ccminer.exe ...

[crackfoo]

But I wish he would show real time too.

Like all YAAMP forks, zpool offers an api readout for all their algos, which gives current estimates. Not exactly the easiest to parse for a human, but great for a machine; which is what you should have handling switching for you unless you want to spend all day watching profitabilities go up and down.

We now have per currency api as well. Not sure if it would help much, but for those looking for some more info to plug into whatever

www.zpool.ca/api/currencies

Put it into http://jsonlint.com/ and it's more legible.

 

[crackfoo]

But I wish he would show real time too.

Like all YAAMP forks, zpool offers an api readout for all their algos, which gives current estimates. Not exactly the easiest to parse for a human, but great for a machine; which is what you should have handling switching for you unless you want to spend all day watching profitabilities go up and down.

We now have per currency api as well. Not sure if it would help much, but for those looking for some more info to plug into whatever

www.zpool.ca/api/currencies

Put it into http://jsonlint.com/ and it's more legible.

 

Also just noticed the    "estimate_last24h" , is not the "last" 24h, it should be what we project in the next 24h... I'll fix that.

[joblo]

We now have per currency api as well. Not sure if it would help much, but for those looking for some more info to plug into whatever

www.zpool.ca/api/currencies

Put it into http://jsonlint.com/ and it's more legible.

Cool. Adding Amount, Diff & TTF would be nice.

Edit: Or just profitability like the algo API.

[tbearhere]

But I wish he would show real time too.

Like all YAAMP forks, zpool offers an api readout for all their algos, which gives current estimates. Not exactly the easiest to parse for a human, but great for a machine; which is what you should have handling switching for you unless you want to spend all day watching profitabilities go up and down.

So it is showing the current estimates.  Good that's what I want to know... because when I see my miners switch to an algo not paying as well as it should...I can tweek it.

[tbearhere]

The profit switch is based off the 24h estimate not the actual which is listed on the page. Not much hash has been on lyra the past couple days for some reason so the actual profitability ended up lower than the estimate.

If you want to tweak you profit scale, making the number higher will increase the probability.

 

Why do you hide the real time profits ?  ?  ?  hmmmmmmmmmm
Please show the real time paying.....
That means I can't setup a multipool switching app. You don't know the real price.

they are not hidden they are on the pool page ,, these figures are linked to zpool switching normalization ,,, every user will have different normalisation according to their own gpu clock speeds and therefore have different profits

just put your algos Mh/s into your password like this and it will work best for your miner settings  

c=BTC,neoscrypt=0,x11=30.4,x13=22.6,x15=18,,qubit=25,quark=0

Ok so what we see is the real time paying ...thank you

And here is one of my bat files showing the actual hashrate I get and the pool should recognize based on one algo to the other.

:start
:loop

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a quark -C --cpu-priority 1  -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4033 -u wallet   -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a lyra2v2  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a neoscrypt  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4233 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a qubit  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:4733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x11  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3533 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x13  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

ccminer.exe -r 0 -a x15  -C --cpu-priority 1 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3733 -u wallet  -p x11=6.5,quark=14,lyra2v2=10.4,neoscrypt=.396,qubit=9.2,x13=5.1,x15=4.5 -d 0,1
timeout /t 3

goto loop

You can remove the timeouts as there are no synchronization issues to worry about. The next command can't start until the previous
one has fully exited. The only time I use a timeout is when I'm killing a background ccminer process from a bat process:

start ccminer.exe ...
loop:
monitor mining
if not time to switch goto loop
taskkill /f /im ccminer.exe
timeout /t 2
start ccminer.exe ...

They need that t3 on some rigs...or they crash.
I can't put a timer into the bat file....but I have one in the same folder running at 2 hour task kill and restart encase the miner crashes.

[joblo]

Hi

I have NVIDIA Quadro M6000 12GB (Maxwell based card) and I'm currently getting arround 11MH/s on x11 using ccminer-spmod-1.5.78 is that good or can I somehow squeeze more out of it? I tried to use the card to mine Ethereum but the Ethereum miner was giving me pretty crappy results for a $7K graphics card. Didn't buy the card for mining just putting it to use while it's not being worked for other stuffs.

zpool is working really good for me by the way. I can leave my machine and not touch it even with the service disruption on the weekend I haven't been back home it just self restored

If this helps? http://zpool.ca/?address=1RandomHcHfiiELSdNpbHJQfPBe8c7Epv

Your question isn't realy related to zpool, or any pool, but that's some card you have there. It doesn't look like it's suitable
for mining for that price but, like you said, you didn't buy it for mining.  The highest end Geforce cards like the Titan underperform
severely for their price. It looks like Quadro is similar, your's is slightly better than a 980.

SP tunes ccminer for specific cards but not Quadros. You can play with the -i parameter to increase the intensity until it crashes
to find out the max. You could ask questions about ccminer in SP's thread. SP offers faster miners for a price but the improvement
is not worth it for a one card setup.

You should make sure the temps are ok, if the card gets too hot it throttles. Quadros should have a lot of flexibility with
modifying clocks and power limits and stuff to get higher hash rates. In particular I find the default fan curve way too slow.
It allows the temps to get into the throttling range before the fan speed ramps up to audible levels. Obviously the're optimized
to be quiet which isn't a good idea for mining.

I'd be curious about what you can get out of the card as well as other specs, but that's probably more appropriate in the
mining section. Also you should look around the hardware section and other resources for tips on tweaking your card.

Happy mining.

[tbearhere]

Crackfoo ... thank you for changing the layout change.

[tbearhere]

Hi

I have NVIDIA Quadro M6000 12GB (Maxwell based card) and I'm currently getting arround 11MH/s on x11 using ccminer-spmod-1.5.78 is that good or can I somehow squeeze more out of it? I tried to use the card to mine Ethereum but the Ethereum miner was giving me pretty crappy results for a $7K graphics card. Didn't buy the card for mining just putting it to use while it's not being worked for other stuffs.

zpool is working really good for me by the way. I can leave my machine and not touch it even with the service disruption on the weekend I haven't been back home it just self restored

If this helps? http://zpool.ca/?address=1RandomHcHfiiELSdNpbHJQfPBe8c7Epv

Try going here to ask and you may get a much greater increase with the latest ccminer
sp  ccminer
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826901.0