[ANN][BURST] Burst | Efficient HDD Mining | New 1.2.3 Fork block 92000

[JohnBitCo]

Burst payputs are not as complex as the pool systems for other coins, but there is little info about it and it is displayed in a pretty hard to read system.  But, most pools use one of a couple site templates, so they all are about the same. 

[qratzpalatz]

Burst payputs are not as complex as the pool systems for other coins, but there is little info about it and it is displayed in a pretty hard to read system.  But, most pools use one of a couple site templates, so they all are about the same. 

Or if you use AIO wallet miner does almost everything for you.

[cyberspacemonkey]

Hello again everyone! I've been noticing a lot of the Burstcoin pages have been down or slow a lot lately...I'm sure that'll be fixed soon though.

I did, however, make Burstcoin Calculator for anyone that is interested. Works the same as the existing one, so nothing special. Also BURST to BTC/USD/EUR

I would think to make the calculator better, it would be nice to take in trending data from the network difficulty, and transaction fees...that's a lot more complicated though.

your calculator is nice.. but it have the problems of all other burst profit calculators... is not accurate and could be misleading.
I have 60TB plotted and i'm mining 24H on pool.
i read all 60TB in less than 65secs average...
but i'm not able to do more than 275/285 burst/day.

That's weird, I get the same amount and I have 40TB only but I guess it's a matter consistency and no mining calculator is able to predict change in price or difficulty but the calculator works as good as the one from burstcoin.biz

[unsoindovo]

Hello again everyone! I've been noticing a lot of the Burstcoin pages have been down or slow a lot lately...I'm sure that'll be fixed soon though.

I did, however, make Burstcoin Calculator for anyone that is interested. Works the same as the existing one, so nothing special. Also BURST to BTC/USD/EUR

I would think to make the calculator better, it would be nice to take in trending data from the network difficulty, and transaction fees...that's a lot more complicated though.

your calculator is nice.. but it have the problems of all other burst profit calculators... is not accurate and could be misleading.
I have 60TB plotted and i'm mining 24H on pool.
i read all 60TB in less than 65secs average...
but i'm not able to do more than 275/285 burst/day.

That's weird, I get the same amount and I have 40TB only but I guess it's a matter consistency and no mining calculator is able to predict change in price or difficulty but the calculator works as good as the one from burstcoin.biz

hi!! where are you mining?
i'm mining on lexitoshi.
and how secs do you need to read all plots??
thank you

[Grroin]

My post
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731923.msg19892877#msg19892877
explains how payouts per terabyte can be very different for people mining on pools.

unsoindovo, it is no surprise that you are getting low payments with 60TB on lexitoshi. They give more payouts to small miners.

[Cocakiko]

https://i.imgur.com/n4erUFt.png

I already to config solo mi/ning with my network hdd. but why it say "missing passphrase". How can fix it? add passphrase in client or my private pool?

[Real-Duke]

"New Block 2381"?   

[Cocakiko]

https://i.imgur.com/n4erUFt.png

"New Block 2381"?   

Ya. I already  to setup mining solo with multi pc in this link 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/169uur9nNloGYndtVMGfUtzur1-J0GBHQcMhA9hO1WRk/edit

I don't understand why I say newblock 2381 and missing passphrase. Are you want my log?

[daadog]

Getting 6x8TB today to start mining, I also mine ethereum on the same PC with 3 cards. Will it still work fine? Is it a mess setting up or is it easy ?

For the record I have a i5-6600k cpu and 16gb ram.

[unsoindovo]

Getting 6x8TB today to start mining, I also mine ethereum on the same PC with 3 cards. Will it still work fine? Is it a mess setting up or is it easy ?

For the record I have a i5-6600k cpu and 16gb ram.

same setup here...
use all power of your miner..
if it need to be on, use it to mining all you can ;-)

[daadog]

Getting 6x8TB today to start mining, I also mine ethereum on the same PC with 3 cards. Will it still work fine? Is it a mess setting up or is it easy ?

For the record I have a i5-6600k cpu and 16gb ram.

same setup here...
use all power of your miner..
if it need to be on, use it to mining all you can ;-)

So you're saying it works fine?

[Qunenin]

I cannot begin to fully explain it, but bear in mind that there are two scenarios for a pool for any block.  If someone in that pool solves the block, then most of the numbers that you have been looking at as it was solved are true.  When another pool solves the block, the amount of time that each miner has been in your pool consistently will have some bearing. 

[taxmanmt5]

The four confirmation system makes pool jumping an issue, so once you find one that fits your scale, stay there.  Generally, after the plotting is done, faster CPU's and larger amounts of RAM can handle larger plots. 

[2girls]

The four confirmation system makes pool jumping an issue, so once you find one that fits your scale, stay there.  Generally, after the plotting is done, faster CPU's and larger amounts of RAM can handle larger plots. 

The only issue with a large plot is that you want to ensure that it gets read and the DL sent and confirmed before the block gets solves, rarely are you beat out, but it happens.

[unsoindovo]

Getting 6x8TB today to start mining, I also mine ethereum on the same PC with 3 cards. Will it still work fine? Is it a mess setting up or is it easy ?

For the record I have a i5-6600k cpu and 16gb ram.

same setup here...
use all power of your miner..
if it need to be on, use it to mining all you can ;-)

So you're saying it works fine?

i have MSI H87-G43 mobo with i7 4770T 16gb ram 90TB for burst, 7threads for cpu mining on verium, storjShare runing, and 3 470 sapphire nitro + for dual mining ETH + DCR.
i know is not a "PERFECT", but still working

[QuintLeo]

The four confirmation system makes pool jumping an issue, so once you find one that fits your scale, stay there.  Generally, after the plotting is done, faster CPU's and larger amounts of RAM can handle larger plots. 

 You left out the "optimized" in ".... can handle larger optimized plots".

 Makes a HUGE difference.

[sud]

Getting 6x8TB today to start mining, I also mine ethereum on the same PC with 3 cards. Will it still work fine? Is it a mess setting up or is it easy ?

For the record I have a i5-6600k cpu and 16gb ram.

same setup here...
use all power of your miner..
if it need to be on, use it to mining all you can ;-)

So you're saying it works fine?

i have MSI H87-G43 mobo with i7 4770T 16gb ram 90TB for burst, 7threads for cpu mining on verium, storjShare runing, and 3 470 sapphire nitro + for dual mining ETH + DCR.
i know is not a "PERFECT", but still working

It's quite nice rig you got. How much $ you make with it?

[way2vinoth]

Hi all
Am basically ETH mining for last two months
Now having 20 x 4tb Seagate internal hard drive
On my mother board having 4 sata ports, so on single pc connect upto 16 GB
Now windows 10 installed
AIO Wallet burst installed
Having Rx 480 sapphire 8 GB GPU
Processor i5 4690k, plotting using cpu works fine
Can I cpu plot or GPU plot
On reading fourms after GPU plot need extra time for optimisation plots
But in GPU plotting there are two options
1 buffer - needs optimisation
2.direct - no needs optimisation
Is am right
Using Bhamon GPU plot generator
Guide me guys
Thanks in advance

[detonyle]

Hello Guys,

We start mining Burst few days ago, but when I'm watching this: http://burstcoin.biz/charts/mined-burstcoins
We can see only 16% of burstcoin are unmined, it's really poor no?

thx

[CryptoDude2727]

Hello Guys,

We start mining Burst few days ago, but when I'm watching this: http://burstcoin.biz/charts/mined-burstcoins
We can see only 16% of burstcoin are unmined, it's really poor no?

thx

Fyi... it will take something like 7 years to mine those.  And then mining will continue through transaction fees as rewards.