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Koi leaving the pool?
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Minor Miner
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May 12, 2014, 11:04:42 PM
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Koi leaving the pool?
we are committed to bitminter. Just blowing some dust off. How come NMC keep going stale? |
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DrHaribo (OP)
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May 13, 2014, 06:41:00 AM |
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How come NMC keep going stale?
There are some serious issues with the namecoin software - it's very unstable. I'll give the "q" branch/fork a try soon and see if it works better. |
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theweiss
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May 13, 2014, 02:11:41 PM |
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DOC,
Any plans to open up any other cryptocurrencies on Bitminter? Dual mining of Namecoins is a great starting point and, to be honest, I'm not sure what other currencies use SHA-256 but I figured I would put the question out there.
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Flashman
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May 13, 2014, 04:19:50 PM |
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w00t w00t, saw dah meter break a peta! Hovering at 997 now though. And yah, c'mon doc, please look into new merge coins, huntercoin and mazacoin have been mentioned. Edit, oh here we go again...  |
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freddyfarnsworth
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May 13, 2014, 06:55:25 PM |
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Congrats on the 1 PETAHASH, I know it was a goal, Well Done Doc, nice pool.
Go Koi !
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DrHaribo (OP)
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May 13, 2014, 07:13:24 PM |
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1 PH/s of awesomeness. Thanks to all who mine at Bitminter!  Regarding coins, most merged coins have a value very close to zero, except namecoin. I'll have a look at the new ones. |
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May 13, 2014, 07:30:29 PM |
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It might be helpful for Doc with regard to new merged mining if people could explain why people would USE a new coin.
We all understand why bitcoin is useful and why namecoin is useful. What about the others? If no one can easily explain the utility of a new coin, then most likely, it will never have value above zero. Even a one sentence description such as "Dessertcoin is like bitcoin but gives you free ice cream" would help.
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Grayson5
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May 14, 2014, 05:35:10 PM |
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I received my S2 yesterday and after opening up the case and re-sitting the control board and a few of the other boards it has been up and running for about 20 hours. Been getting about 1003 Gh/s on average. Totaling about 3.1 - 3.3 Th/s.
Now I just need to solve the power issue in the house.....running out of outlets and circuits!
Does anyone have more than 4 Th/s running out of their home? If so, did you get any special electric work done to support it?
Just hope our luck improves here a bit....!
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May 14, 2014, 07:02:33 PM
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It might be helpful for Doc with regard to new merged mining if people could explain why people would USE a new coin.
We all understand why bitcoin is useful and why namecoin is useful. What about the others? If no one can easily explain the utility of a new coin, then most likely, it will never have value above zero. Even a one sentence description such as "Dessertcoin is like bitcoin but gives you free ice cream" would help.
Why do you need to know an alt coins utility if you simply merge-mining it? Just exchange it into bitcoin. Btw, there is a massive subculture of alt coin enthusiasts/investors. Regardless of a coin's utility, if there is a demand for it, it has value. Alt coin has produced a lot of wealth for savvy investors. Is it a house of cards that will come crashing down? Yes, it happens everyday, lol. But merge-mining is virtually zero risk since you are still mining the primary coin and the alt coins are just a bonus. I personally would like to know if Maza and Unobtainium are merge-mineable. And to a lesser extent, Bytecoin. We know Devcoin and IXcoin are merge-mineable because GHash does it already. But what about the newer coins? |
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freddyfarnsworth
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May 14, 2014, 09:26:18 PM |
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1 PH/s of awesomeness. Thanks to all who mine at Bitminter! Regarding coins, most merged coins have a value very close to zero, except namecoin. I'll have a look at the new ones. I would like a opinion on this mergecoin theory: Placed by another member in another thread... ""I will let you in on a little secret: The actual purpose of merge-mining is to increase the hashrate and so reduce the amount of coins any one party receives from mining. This induces scarcity which in turn is expected to encourage the price to increase. If you merge-mine a coin with equal hashrate, you are then doubling your coins hashrate (assuming you get that whole community to merge-mine your coin as well). This increases the difficulty, less coins to more people, price is expected to go up due to scarcity."" |
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May 15, 2014, 12:06:31 AM |
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I received my S2 yesterday and after opening up the case and re-sitting the control board and a few of the other boards it has been up and running for about 20 hours. Been getting about 1003 Gh/s on average. Totaling about 3.1 - 3.3 Th/s.
Now I just need to solve the power issue in the house.....running out of outlets and circuits!
Does anyone have more than 4 Th/s running out of their home? If so, did you get any special electric work done to support it?
Just hope our luck improves here a bit....!
The luck has been bad. I just started mining with 5 antminer s1 s . I'm very new to mining but how long do you wait for the luck to change? I don't think at this rate I won't cover the electric needed to run the power supplies and the antminers. I like this pool because it's so easy to use, but I would like to recoup my investment. I have learned a lot from all of the posts here. I have been able to set up all the equipment just by reading lots of posts. Thank you all for sharing your information it's been a great help! |
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Grayson5
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May 15, 2014, 01:05:18 AM |
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I received my S2 yesterday and after opening up the case and re-sitting the control board and a few of the other boards it has been up and running for about 20 hours. Been getting about 1003 Gh/s on average. Totaling about 3.1 - 3.3 Th/s.
Now I just need to solve the power issue in the house.....running out of outlets and circuits!
Does anyone have more than 4 Th/s running out of their home? If so, did you get any special electric work done to support it?
Just hope our luck improves here a bit....!
The luck has been bad. I just started mining with 5 antminer s1 s . I'm very new to mining but how long do you wait for the luck to change? I don't think at this rate I won't cover the electric needed to run the power supplies and the antminers. I like this pool because it's so easy to use, but I would like to recoup my investment. I have learned a lot from all of the posts here. I have been able to set up all the equipment just by reading lots of posts. Thank you all for sharing your information it's been a great help! My experience here (about 6 weeks) is that after a run of bad luck we usually find 2 - 3 blocks fairly quickly. From what I've read, and this could be wrong, is that you will end up with (basically) the same net dollars from any pool. If one has more hashing power than BitMinter, then your payouts are less, but they might find blocks quicker. I'd stick it out here for at least another week or two since Murphy's Law says once you leave we find 3 quick blocks....  |
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May 15, 2014, 01:28:48 AM |
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To anyone familiar with bitminter, if a user has more power or GH/s than the top miners why aren't they featured on the board and why do only one to five users find blocks, dont regular user have a chance to find one too and also i have two s1 miners overclocked one with 4 fans and one with 3, im having heating problems in my house overall as a result of the miners, does anyone have good ideas on how to solve this problem?
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May 15, 2014, 01:32:33 AM |
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The reason for my suggestion was because Doc can't just flip a switch and merge mine a new type of coin. It takes time for him to setup, test, and test some more. Since his time is limited it would help him to know which coins to focus on first if there was a compelling utility for one coin over another.
If the answer is just, We should mine every sha-256 coin out there so we can speculate, then obviously that's going to take him a while to add each coin individually.
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May 15, 2014, 03:48:02 AM |
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Doc,
Is there an easy way to see where I stand compared to the other miners in the pool? I'm only running about 900GH/s, so there is no way I'll make the top 50.
Thanks
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May 15, 2014, 07:19:40 AM |
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To anyone familiar with bitminter, if a user has more power or GH/s than the top miners why aren't they featured on the board and why do only one to five users find blocks, dont regular user have a chance to find one too and also i have two s1 miners overclocked one with 4 fans and one with 3, im having heating problems in my house overall as a result of the miners, does anyone have good ideas on how to solve this problem?
Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #QVL7XdpQBciQiLD6
If you have enough hashing power to show on the top list, you will. How much are you hashing with? If you only have two S1's then you are not even close to making the list. You're going to need a minimum of 2.8THs or another 12+ S1's. Everyone has a chance to solve a block. But the guys with the most hash have better chances. It's simple odds. Mining adds heat to your environment. Fans will not actually cool the ambient air. All they do is stir the air. To combat the heat generated by mining equipment you need to... - exhaust the hot air outside by some means - or chill the air with cooler air either from outside or with A/C - undervolting/clocking can also reduce the heat generated by your mining equipment but it will also reduce your hashing power |
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May 15, 2014, 10:35:23 AM |
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If you have enough hashing power to show on the top list, you will. How much are you hashing with? If you only have two S1's then you are not even close to making the list. You're going to need a minimum of 2.8THs or another 12+ S1's.
Everyone has a chance to solve a block. But the guys with the most hash have better chances. It's simple odds.
Mining adds heat to your environment. Fans will not actually cool the ambient air. All they do is stir the air. To combat the heat generated by mining equipment you need to...
- exhaust the hot air outside by some means
- or chill the air with cooler air either from outside or with A/C
- undervolting/clocking can also reduce the heat generated by your mining equipment but it will also reduce your hashing power the chart says the top miners have around 218.25 GH/s and could you explain how they do the rewards because with slushs pool I was getting about .002566 every 4 hours and with bitminter I have double the power but I'm only getting about half of the amount every 4 hours, maybe I'm missing something? *Thanks for the cooling advice Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #j6wBmrP2fwtPnpHT |
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May 15, 2014, 01:30:20 PM
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If you have enough hashing power to show on the top list, you will. How much are you hashing with? If you only have two S1's then you are not even close to making the list. You're going to need a minimum of 2.8THs or another 12+ S1's.
Everyone has a chance to solve a block. But the guys with the most hash have better chances. It's simple odds.
Mining adds heat to your environment. Fans will not actually cool the ambient air. All they do is stir the air. To combat the heat generated by mining equipment you need to...
- exhaust the hot air outside by some means
- or chill the air with cooler air either from outside or with A/C
- undervolting/clocking can also reduce the heat generated by your mining equipment but it will also reduce your hashing power the chart says the top miners have around 218.25 GH/s and could you explain how they do the rewards because with slushs pool I was getting about .002566 every 4 hours and with bitminter I have double the power but I'm only getting about half of the amount every 4 hours, maybe I'm missing something? *Thanks for the cooling advice Posted from Bitcointa.lk - #j6wBmrP2fwtPnpHTWhere do you see 218GHs?! Lol. I see 238,000 GHs (Koi) which is 238 THs. Next is Fefox with 42THs. For some reason you are off by a factor of 1000. Pool luck might explain your low payout plus the difficulty just went up another 11%. |
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DrHaribo (OP)
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May 15, 2014, 05:27:20 PM |
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I see 238,000 GHs (Koi) which is 238THs. Next is Fefox with 42THs. For some reason you are off by a factor of 1000.
Different countries use , and . differently, that's why many get confused about GH/s vs TH/s from the stats. At some point in the future I'll hopefully fix it so both ways of presenting the numbers are supported. Is there an easy way to see where I stand compared to the other miners in the pool? I'm only running about 900GH/s, so there is no way I'll make the top 50.
Right now the total hashrate is 950 TH/s and there are 5174 users mining. So the average speed per user is 183 GH/s. There is currently no way to know your ranking by hashrate among those 5174 people. Maybe I will add something in the future. Having your own data listed at the bottom of the top50 list if you are not on it could be nice. |
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