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March 03, 2014, 10:44:36 AM
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Hi,

i have 4 rig,total of 10 mhs,what is the best way to use it?

i used to join pools ,doge,mint and so on but i always felt i was missing coin so i switched to solo mining

my approach to solo mining was downloading the wallet on 1 rig and the point all the rig's to that wallet

and it was fine at first then something was off,some rig's found more block than others and even the gpu's it seemed they worked on their own


is there a way to smooth things down? like my own private pool or something like this?


big thankyou
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March 03, 2014, 10:57:24 PM
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March 03, 2014, 10:58:26 PM
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I too would like to know more about this.
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March 04, 2014, 02:23:53 PM
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March 04, 2014, 02:24:51 PM
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follow new alt coins and mine them they usually earn more than multipools.
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March 04, 2014, 02:29:14 PM
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Why in the flying fuck aren't using p2pool?

I have over 10MHS personally, and All of my miner friends joined up on my pool too! Now its slowly becoming a real business.

http://Http://liberty-miners.com

P2pool is a sharechain based system, it is much more reliable than solo mining and dodgy MPOS pools. It is also the repsonsible thing for us High Horsepower hashers to do. It increase network security and performance by preventing mass centralization which is often something that will happen over time if there isn't enough diversity in hash rates between pool types.

So start your own node today, and start earning all those transaction fees too! Grin
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March 04, 2014, 02:34:27 PM
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Why in the flying fuck aren't using p2pool?

I have over 10MHS personally, and All of my miner friends joined up on my pool too! Now its slowly becoming a real business.

http://Http://liberty-miners.com

P2pool is a sharechain based system, it is much more reliable than solo mining and dodgy MPOS pools. It is also the repsonsible thing for us High Horsepower hashers to do. It increase network security and performance by preventing mass centralization which is often something that will happen over time if there isn't enough diversity in hash rates between pool types.

So start your own node today, and start earning all those transaction fees too! Grin

thank you this is very interesting ,im on the irc channel
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March 04, 2014, 07:03:58 PM
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You could just join my new pool (doge.creds.cc). With your 10 MH/s versus my 1MH/s, it'll be just like having your own private pool! Grin

No, but seriously, with my 30GH/s ASIC, I just point it to my stratum proxy, which in turn points to various VMs on my Mac. Each of the tiny WinXP VMs has one wallet, and all with the same open RPC ports (3333). With bridged adapters, each VM gets its own IP address. By simply changing the destination IP address, I can switch from coin to coin at will. And with VPN and SSH, I can do it from my desk at work, or my iPad at McDonalds, etc.

Or, again, just join my little DOGE pool. Really! It needs a hashing boost just for a few blocks! I'll even switch you to 0% fee if you let me know which DOGE address you associate. Beggin' like a DOGE I am! Cheesy
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March 04, 2014, 07:23:15 PM
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If you are ok in linux you can setup a private pool and run it locally - I've had far better luck with that than mining directly w/ a wallet. Its a bit more work to maintain, but if you are running 10mh already it'll be marginal.

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