Jothand
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April 13, 2013, 04:27:30 AM |
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I'm still pretty new to mining only been mining for a month or so and I've tried quite a few pools. I finally settled on coinotron and burnsides pool. I distribute my workers/hashing equally among the two. Seems to me that distributing your hashing between at least two pools is a smart move since every pool I've tried so far has had issues of one sort or another. Its sucks waking up in the morning finding out your workers have been sitting idle for the past 7 hours because the pool is down. I'm sure there are ways to set your workers to switch to a backup pool if the primary pool goes down but I haven't figured out how yet.
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Kinetic915 (OP)
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April 13, 2013, 04:43:42 AM |
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I'm still pretty new to mining only been mining for a month or so and I've tried quite a few pools. I finally settled on coinotron and burnsides pool. I distribute my workers/hashing equally among the two. Seems to me that distributing your hashing between at least two pools is a smart move since every pool I've tried so far has had issues of one sort or another. Its sucks waking up in the morning finding out your workers have been sitting idle for the past 7 hours because the pool is down. I'm sure there are ways to set your workers to switch to a backup pool if the primary pool goes down but I haven't figured out how yet.
I use a python script that closes and opens reaper after a certain time. That prevents crash as well. You can probably edit the script to ping the server and if it gets no response go to the next one. |
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eleight
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April 13, 2013, 08:30:20 AM |
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I'm still pretty new to mining only been mining for a month or so and I've tried quite a few pools. I finally settled on coinotron and burnsides pool. I distribute my workers/hashing equally among the two. Seems to me that distributing your hashing between at least two pools is a smart move since every pool I've tried so far has had issues of one sort or another. Its sucks waking up in the morning finding out your workers have been sitting idle for the past 7 hours because the pool is down. I'm sure there are ways to set your workers to switch to a backup pool if the primary pool goes down but I haven't figured out how yet.
Use cgminer, it has pool failover |
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WeTradeCoins
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April 13, 2013, 09:32:16 AM |
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been using wemineltc also recently. it reports hash rates that are ~20% higher than my client, but im earning basically what i earned mining at coinotron. Not alot of hash power yet, but site looks nice . hope they put some graphs up soon.
More graph stats are on the way!! Today also we will bring alive the USA server! Thank you all for your kind words  We wait you at www.WeMineLTC.com P.S. read about our feedback here as well https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=169249.0 |
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RenegadeMind
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April 13, 2013, 02:27:39 PM |
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FWIW, I've been using Pool-x.eu, and it seems ok so far.
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killerbread
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April 13, 2013, 02:36:50 PM |
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OzCoin. It's going all right I guess.
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megablue
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April 13, 2013, 03:12:15 PM |
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burnside´s
burnside's pool has very high stales % for me, at worst it goes to 90%. even with 1,200 Khash/s, barely able to mine 0.2 litecoin in 12hours. I tried a few famous pools in the past few days, as much as i dont like notroll.in, it is still by far the most profitable mining pool (put aside the withdrawal issues, taking your litecoin without your consent ) |
LTC: LQx367oQtbwsc7Ygf9S1B6E1d9LuGk7v11
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megablue
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April 13, 2013, 03:14:44 PM |
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I'm using Slush's, I'm incredibly new to the bitcoin scene. Should I stick to it? I've been running my rig for the lesser half of 24 hours, and I've only gotten about 0.01362729 BTC. This doesn't seem to be too cost efficient, considering I'm running my HD 7950 at full blast.
son, you're in the wrong thread, this is about LTC mining pool. not BTC. |
LTC: LQx367oQtbwsc7Ygf9S1B6E1d9LuGk7v11
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factorfftt
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April 13, 2013, 03:43:12 PM |
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OzCoin
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weareken
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April 13, 2013, 08:43:05 PM |
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I was using Coinotron but getting anywhere from 4% to 6% stales. I switched to WeMineLTC.com and now I'm seeing about 3%. Plus, the fees are lower! Hopefully this pool can keep up with growth
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Launebaer
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April 13, 2013, 09:37:37 PM |
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wemineltc really seems to take off through the roof, Im very happy with them 2
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weareken
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April 14, 2013, 11:33:46 AM |
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I hope their North America server comes online soon. That may reduce stales even further for me.  |
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WeTradeCoins
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April 15, 2013, 04:37:32 PM |
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I hope their North America server comes online soon. That may reduce stales even further for me. The USA server is UP AND WORKING!! Come check it out |
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JimmyFL
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April 15, 2013, 04:40:12 PM |
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notroll.in or coinotron.com, im juste mining on these two |
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daburone
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April 15, 2013, 04:40:24 PM |
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My friend tells me anything other than Deepbit is a waste of time but my computer is too slow to bother anyway..
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kibu
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April 15, 2013, 04:42:38 PM |
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Burnside's pool all the way for me, just really simple and informative.
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headygains
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April 15, 2013, 04:43:08 PM |
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The way I understand it.
The network gives the whole pool 1 block to mine. Imagine that like being a piece of land. The pool then divides that land and tell everyone in the pool "You, mine that piece of land", "You, mine that other piece of land"
As we all frantically dig, one of us finds the piece of gold (the answer to the very difficult cryptographic puzzle). The pool then tries to tell everyone as fast as possible "Guys, we found it, stop mining!".
Problem is if pools get a bit slow or there are connection problems you never get the "Stop Mining" message. Your PC happily keeps mining the piece of land that the whole pool by now know does not contain gold. You PC then runs back to the pool, the good little puppy it is, and then says "I dug here and I found nothing. We can skip that land and you can give me a new piece to mine". The pool then says "Dude... we found gold ages ago, the rest of us are already mining on a new piece of land, WhereTF have you been!?".
And that... is a reject.
LXubGFfTZRGfvQRdoTwKizLDuNz2f8bpAS
Just blew my mind with the simplicity. |
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layerz
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April 15, 2013, 05:20:47 PM |
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Just to add I am finding coinotron good.
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Citrik
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April 15, 2013, 05:35:10 PM |
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I'm using my own node of P2Pool. It took a while to setup, but no required fee is nice. It takes a few days to start getting a decent payout due to the Pay Per Share format but it's working out pretty well now. I like the peer to peer aspect of it so it's a bit more resilient to DDOS. Seems like almost every centralized pool has had an issue with DDOS attacks lately. The trick with getting it working well with LTC is to triple check your port configs both for your miner and your litecoind/wallet. Most instructions list the BTC ports which are different than the LTC ports.
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headygains
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April 15, 2013, 05:48:17 PM |
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can btc and ltc be mined simultaneously?
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