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February 03, 2018, 04:49:23 PM
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Hi.
If I enter 1x radeon 570 card on nicehash.com it shows 1.9USD for 24 hours.
On whattomine it shows 2.29USD (2.44 on PIRL and 2.36 on etherium).

Why the big difference? I thought nicehash was suppose to mine the most profitable coins.
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February 03, 2018, 05:01:29 PM
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difficulty is always adjusting. if you refresh whattomine every hour youll get a different number. samething with nicehash profitability calculator. also, whattomine calculates your return at that given moment in time using the following parameters

+150,+500 overclock
65% power limit

nicehash is calculating your returns at stock settings.
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February 03, 2018, 05:11:17 PM
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difficulty is always adjusting. if you refresh whattomine every hour youll get a different number. samething with nicehash profitability calculator. also, whattomine calculates your return at that given moment in time using the following parameters

+150,+500 overclock
65% power limit

nicehash is calculating your returns at stock settings.

no nicehash calculates hash power / hash market price. whattomine calculates est. mint coin / coin market price.
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