Looking for a pool ( soon 2.2 GHash/sec )

[xioros]

Hi,
I'm currently running @ deepbit.net @ 800 Mhash/sec

I've just ordered a quad 5870 miner...
Should have it in 1-2 weeks (1600 Mhash/sec)
After a month ( or 2 ) I will get some more rigs if mining is still profitable and if the prices go up ( i just sold 35 BTC @ 17 EUR/BTC, and now they are 14 EUR/BTC , YAY)

I'm mining proportional...
However,
I'm looking for a PPS share pool with the best payout...

Who wants me?

Grtz

[KnuttyD]

I would go to Bitcoins.lc; 0% fee, LP, IPv6 and some other little goodies

[TheSeven]

I would say join Slush, or Btcguild.
Stay away from deepbit imo, http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=12120.0

I would go to Bitcoins.lc; 0% fee, LP, IPv6 and some other little goodies

All three of these aren't PPS, which he asked for explicitly.

Deepbit: 10% fee (discouraged due to >40% of total hashing power)
Swepool: 8% fee
Continuum: 5% fee

[martok]

Continuum also has IPV6 support, I just don't bother to advertise that fact as IMO it give you anything. But if you nslookup continuumpool.com, there is an IPV6 record which you are free to connect to.

[xioros]

links?

[xioros]

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[Bitonetta]

( i just sold 35 BTC @ 17 EUR/BTC, and now they are 14 EUR/BTC , YAY)

Hehe... I was just thinking... what a difference a day can make.  Bet it's not quite as big a 'YAY' now  =)

Not too off target, do you find PPS better then proportional?  I've looked at it briefly when I first started and it didn't look like it would be as well.  Or are there other reasons to go PPS?

[Boing7898]

I suggest you Bitcoins.lc
0% fee, IPV6 support and soon a marketplace to exchange bitcoins!