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pornluver
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March 18, 2017, 07:18:44 PM |
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Hello I am looking for algo switching pool.
For example, say I got a supplier for qubit
Your website says
Algo switch mining (Port 17XXX)
We provide auto switching port for each algo. These ports switch coins time to time to mine the most profitable coin. Best for Rental, ASIC, FPGA miners.
Where exactly I can find that?
I do not see list of port 17xxx
Also is there a way to pretty much state to you I want to mine qubit. I do not care what you mine I am supplying qubit stuff?
What's the difference between algo switching and multi algo switching?
This may seem like an obvious question. Algo switching means the algo is the same and your pool switch coins. Multi algo switching means your algo switch algo and coins based on whichever works on my machine.
However, the 12xxx is supposedly multi algo switching right? Guess what? Each algo has it's own port. It doesn't make sense. If I send to a specific port that seems like that port only support one algo.
What is your fee?
Is your simpler pool have lower fee than your switching pool?
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aaronsace
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March 18, 2017, 07:42:57 PM |
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Hello I am looking for algo switching pool.
For example, say I got a supplier for qubit
Your website says
Algo switch mining (Port 17XXX)
We provide auto switching port for each algo. These ports switch coins time to time to mine the most profitable coin. Best for Rental, ASIC, FPGA miners.
Where exactly I can find that?
I do not see list of port 17xxx
Also is there a way to pretty much state to you I want to mine qubit. I do not care what you mine I am supplying qubit stuff?
What's the difference between algo switching and multi algo switching?
This may seem like an obvious question. Algo switching means the algo is the same and your pool switch coins. Multi algo switching means your algo switch algo and coins based on whichever works on my machine.
However, the 12xxx is supposedly multi algo switching right? Guess what? Each algo has it's own port. It doesn't make sense. If I send to a specific port that seems like that port only support one algo.
What is your fee?
Is your simpler pool have lower fee than your switching pool?
That's one long post. The 17XXX ports are on the main page: miningpoolhub.com17XXX ports are for switching between coins across one algorithm 12XXX ports are for switching between coins across multiple algorithms 12XXX ports are hard to setup; I recommend just using MultiPoolMiner instead: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMiner/releasesAll pool fees are 0.9% |
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manotroll
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March 18, 2017, 11:37:18 PM |
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Why the shares / s are turning red?
Is it a problem if it gets maximum?
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celofan
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March 19, 2017, 05:54:18 AM |
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What means "normalized profit" on "AUTO SWITCHING PORTS PER ALGO. SORTED FOR AMD GPU" page on miningpoolhub?
If i have 0,334 ETH/day and normalized profit is 2,2 (ethereum) - how i can calculate my real profit ( USD, BTC etc )?
What means 2,2 coefficient and what it really shows?
MultiPoolMiner can calculate that information: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMinerOh, i know that, but i want know what the difference (for example) between "normalized profit is 2,0" and "normalized profit is 1,0"? What it means? It means that i will have a double shares rate on this pool or i will have a double profit in BTC value mined? Or i will have double rate whattonmine value of a day profit in USD etc? |
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aaronsace
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March 19, 2017, 08:33:00 AM |
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What means "normalized profit" on "AUTO SWITCHING PORTS PER ALGO. SORTED FOR AMD GPU" page on miningpoolhub?
If i have 0,334 ETH/day and normalized profit is 2,2 (ethereum) - how i can calculate my real profit ( USD, BTC etc )?
What means 2,2 coefficient and what it really shows?
MultiPoolMiner can calculate that information: https://github.com/aaronsace/MultiPoolMinerOh, i know that, but i want know what the difference (for example) between "normalized profit is 2,0" and "normalized profit is 1,0"? What it means? It means that i will have a double shares rate on this pool or i will have a double profit in BTC value mined? Or i will have double rate whattonmine value of a day profit in USD etc? It's just normalised for ranking; I don't think it has any proper meaning as a value on it's own. |
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kisk
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March 19, 2017, 01:20:38 PM |
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It's calculated on many factors including coin price and difficulty. Normalized factor of 1 would be the base. Factor of 2 means you're LIKELY to earn double for that coin compared to another coin @ 1. Don't forget, this is NORMALIZED, meaning it does not take into account your specific hardware, mods, core/mem tweaking etc.
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celofan
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March 19, 2017, 03:50:35 PM |
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It's calculated on many factors including coin price and difficulty. Normalized factor of 1 would be the base. Factor of 2 means you're LIKELY to earn double for that coin compared to another coin @ 1. Don't forget, this is NORMALIZED, meaning it does not take into account your specific hardware, mods, core/mem tweaking etc. O.K., simply question: Normalized profit of ethereum is 2.0 and normalized profit of monero is 1.5 What it means? 1. Ethereum more profitable than monero on this pool (2.0 and 1.5 -just abstract coefficients, no any information but ranking) 2. Ethereum more profitable than monero about 50% in BTC (about, for example). 3. Ethereum more profitable than some coin as 1.0 about x2, and monero more profitable than some coin as 1 about x1,5 in BTC (about, for example). 4. Celofan, you are stupid   |
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not.you
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March 19, 2017, 10:25:08 PM |
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Why for the webpages no es loading for me?  |
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manotroll
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March 19, 2017, 10:28:39 PM |
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web site off line
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asc_one
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March 20, 2017, 09:42:04 AM
Last edit: March 20, 2017, 09:53:35 AM by asc_one |
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Pool is not auto-exchanging Ethereum to Bitcoin since yesterday 16:00.
My Ethereum on Auto Exchange keeps decreasing and my Bitcoin is not increasing. What the heck is going on !?
This stuff is happening too often I might switch Pool for good...
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celofan
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March 20, 2017, 10:10:10 AM |
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Pool is not auto-exchanging Ethereum to Bitcoin since yesterday 16:00.
My Ethereum on Auto Exchange keeps decreasing and my Bitcoin is not increasing. What the heck is going on !?
This stuff is happening too often I might switch Pool for good...
The same situation. Ethereum decrease and no autoexchange to BTC since yesterday. |
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nu1mlock
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March 20, 2017, 11:44:33 AM
Last edit: March 20, 2017, 03:43:32 PM by nu1mlock |
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I just started mining on this pool to try and soon with a Baikal miner. However, so far during the last 30 minutes or so, it's been switching between Geocoin, Crevacoin and DGB (Qubit). Why is that? None of them seems to be particular profitable - at least not according to whattomine. If whattomine is correct, then it's been Dash winning the profitable race recently (with MUE being at the top for a while).
What am I missing here?
Edit: words.
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asc_one
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March 20, 2017, 11:46:10 AM |
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Pool is not auto-exchanging Ethereum to Bitcoin since yesterday 16:00.
My Ethereum on Auto Exchange keeps decreasing and my Bitcoin is not increasing. What the heck is going on !?
This stuff is happening too often I might switch Pool for good...
The same situation. Ethereum decrease and no autoexchange to BTC since yesterday. Thank God I am not alone... |
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celofan
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March 20, 2017, 12:05:19 PM |
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Already worked.
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asc_one
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March 20, 2017, 12:33:06 PM |
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Already worked.
yeah it's back.. |
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fedxiii
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March 20, 2017, 03:13:08 PM |
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TunerDude007
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March 20, 2017, 03:16:34 PM |
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I just started mining on this pool with a Baikal miner. However, so far during the last 30 minutes or so, it's been switching between Geocoin, Crevacoin and DGB (Qubit). Why is that? None of them seems to be particular profitable - at least not according to whattomine. If whattomine is correct, then it's been Dash winning the profitable race recently (with MUE being at the top for a while).
What am I missing here?
You've set your miner to autoswitch, yes you are correct dash is most profitable with baikal and miningpoolhub. Set it just to dash port and you'll be fine... But Monetaryunit is actually more profitable coin lately, but miningpoolhub does not offer this coin so I'm mining dash here. Also miningpoolhub has the lowest withdrawal fees for dash than any other pool. On a side note where is Mr. Miningpoolhub lately? I haven't seen him here in the forum in a while... Perhaps he is on vacation, I hope everything is OK.. |
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nu1mlock
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March 20, 2017, 03:26:51 PM |
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Also miningpoolhub has the lowest withdrawal fees for dash than any other pool.
Not so sure about that, but I could be interpreting things wrong. Suprnova has a 0.0001 fee on withdrawals, Miningpoolhub has 0.001. |
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TunerDude007
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March 20, 2017, 03:37:16 PM |
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Also miningpoolhub has the lowest withdrawal fees for dash than any other pool.
Not so sure about that, but I could be interpreting things wrong. Suprnova has a 0.0001 fee on withdrawals, Miningpoolhub has 0.001. Yes your correct but min withdrawal is .1, so for miners who don't have a tonne of hash power it could take days to accumulate .1 Just my opinion but I like to withdraw every 24hrs so I can change to btc on the exchanges as soon as possible. |
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fedxiii
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March 20, 2017, 04:24:44 PM |
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5 hours and I still have not received anything  zcoin pool |
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