-Own mining vs Pool mining-

[clubminer]

what is the difference between own mining with following the pool mining?
please share your experience here. 

[catatafish]

Very vaguely, unless you are mining a brand new altcoin with low difficulty and high block rewards (or have a very lucrative setup), the incentive for solo mining is quite small. Your chances of solving and verifying the block before another person is low.
With a pool, you are at least safer knowing that you have a higher probability of solving blocks together, and therefore are more likely to receive shares, despite them being significantly smaller.

IMO unless you are running a multi-GPU rig and can get your electricity for free, or solo mining an altcoin that is new, I'd advise sticking to pools.

[xboxmanners]

Very vaguely, unless you are mining a brand new altcoin with low difficulty and high block rewards (or have a very lucrative setup), the incentive for solo mining is quite small. Your chances of solving and verifying the block before another person is low.
With a pool, you are at least safer knowing that you have a higher probability of solving blocks together, and therefore are more likely to receive shares, despite them being significantly smaller.

IMO unless you are running a multi-GPU rig and can get your electricity for free, or solo mining an altcoin that is new, I'd advise sticking to pools.

Couldn't say it better! I solo-mined extremecoin on it's 2nd day (with a R6850), and racked up 1000 of them (worth .4btc when i sold them) it definitely pays to mine solo if the coin is:
1. Low Difficulty/Network hash rate
2. Has a high block reward (lets say 200+ on a coin with a target block every 5 minutes)

[clubminer]

Very vaguely, unless you are mining a brand new altcoin with low difficulty and high block rewards (or have a very lucrative setup), the incentive for solo mining is quite small. Your chances of solving and verifying the block before another person is low.
With a pool, you are at least safer knowing that you have a higher probability of solving blocks together, and therefore are more likely to receive shares, despite them being significantly smaller.

IMO unless you are running a multi-GPU rig and can get your electricity for free, or solo mining an altcoin that is new, I'd advise sticking to pools.

Couldn't say it better! I solo-mined extremecoin on it's 2nd day (with a R6850), and racked up 1000 of them (worth .4btc when i sold them) it definitely pays to mine solo if the coin is:
1. Low Difficulty/Network hash rate
2. Has a high block reward (lets say 200+ on a coin with a target block every 5 minutes)

wow,,, 2 days you get 0.4 btc, right? how speed R6850 / second?