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September 27, 2014, 11:55:19 AM |
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Technically, it's all relative.
The math, over a long enough period, is all the same.
Here are a few considerations:
Pool fees: You are giving a cut of your mining to the pool operator in exchange for the services the pool provides. (up time, support, cool interface, statistics, support, etc) Frequency: The larger the pool, the more blocks they solve, the more payments they provide, the more people it's split with. Variance: All pools have swings of variance. Mathematically solving more or less blocks than they should. In my experience, the higher the hashrate, the shorter stints with either variance.
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