CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded GPU kernels.

[sp_]

I have tested p2pool.pl. It took many hours to reach the correct hashrate, and payouts are small. The miner pool is changing the difficulty all the time and it leads to lost hashes. reject rate is pretty high.. I think solomining is the best option here.

predicted payout 1 750ti:
$1.43 per day for one 750ti @ 4.3 MHASH

actual payout: (8 hours mining (24h payout is estimated)

$0.3 per day

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[scryptr]

I have tested p2pool.pl. It took many hours to reach the correct hashrate, and payouts are small. The miner pool is changing the difficulty all the time and it leads to lost hashes. reject rate is pretty high.. I think solomining is the best option here.

predicted payout 1 750ti:
$1.43 per day for one 750ti @ 4.3 MHASH

actual payout: (8 hours mining (24h payout is estimated)

$0.3 per day

VTC PAYOUT--

I mined at a major pool, it has a good percentage of the mining hash rate, and a block-finding rate that matches.  I am getting realistically about the same as a perfectly average solo-miner, 30 coins a day for 6Mh/s hash rate.  AT 6 cents a Vertcoin for 30 coins, I am earning about $1.80 a day.  My GTX 960 should find a block solo-mining every 1.72 days (50 coins).  I loose a little in pool fees, but the average is solid.

I pumped the pool for a while with my big rigs, but am now back to quark.       --scryptr

[sp_]

p2pool.pl didn't find a block in over 3 hours, I think that is the reason my payouts where low in the first 8 hours. Will mine for 24h to see if it improves.. Total pool hashrate is only 270MHASH.

[fenomenhaa]

i have 120mh/s rigs in my office,should i try solomine? ) i have been mining on givemecoins pool, it's not bad at all...

[Slava_K]

i have 120mh/s rigs in my office,should i try solomine? ) i have been mining on givemecoins pool, it's not bad at all...

i switch to them too. goood payouts.

[dominuspro]

i have 120mh/s rigs in my office,should i try solomine? ) i have been mining on givemecoins pool, it's not bad at all...

i switch to them too. goood payouts.

Me too

[sp_]

It's interesting how GPU mining seems to have found the sweet spot. GPU resistant algos have been taken over by
botnets, ASIC friendly algos by super-farms. GPUs are almost as ubiquitous as CPUs therefore less likely to be concentrated
on farms.
Another trend is coins switching algos and new algos. How long until lyra2v3?

The botnets are probobly switching to Axiom coin now. Nice and optimized, profitable fast x86/x64 kernals.
No public GPU miner. (The developer of the coin will hardfork if a gpuminer get too fast)

[sp_]

p2pool.pl didn't find a block in over 3 hours, I think that is the reason my payouts where low in the first 8 hours. Will mine for 24h to see if it improves.. Total pool hashrate is only 270MHASH.

After mining for 12 hours the payouts have doubled, and I now recieve the expected shares. (estimated $1.2-$1.4 per 750ti per day)

[sp_]

At the current difficulty 1 single 750ti will earn around $1.35 per 24h with the new vertcoin algorithm.

With 100 ti's. $135 profit for 1 day of mining!

quark @ nicehash is only paying $0,394968 a day per 750ti.

Vertcoin is 340% more profitable than quark...

Go get those coins, and donate some to the hard working developers..

Happy mining!

48 750ti's generates $67.2 per day

Go get those coins!

And please donate some satoshis to the hardworking developers

[djm34]

It's interesting how GPU mining seems to have found the sweet spot. GPU resistant algos have been taken over by
botnets, ASIC friendly algos by super-farms. GPUs are almost as ubiquitous as CPUs therefore less likely to be concentrated
on farms.
Another trend is coins switching algos and new algos. How long until lyra2v3?

The botnets are probobly switching to Axiom coin now. Nice and optimized, profitable fast x86/x64 kernals.
No public GPU miner. (The developer of the coin will hardfork if a gpuminer get too fast)

I wish, but even botnet users aren't that stupid...  this coin is a total joke

[sp_]

Axiom has grown to $26 900 in a few weeks. Vertcoin is worth a million bucks.

[bathrobehero]

Verters are not particularily lucky or well set up because they need 160.24% shares on average for the last 24 hours to solve blocks (can be seen on "blocks" page).

On the other hand, nicehash added Lyra2Rev2 which should pay well.

[djm34]

Axiom has grown to $26 900 in a few weeks. Vertcoin is worth a million bucks.

axiom just had a fake buy volume now gone... it is a p&d scam

Verters are not particularily lucky or well set up because they need 160.24% shares on average for the last 24 hours to solve blocks (can be seen on "blocks" page).

On the other hand, nicehash added Lyra2Rev2 which should pay well.

yeah, actually I found that as well about verters... on day one I almost got the same payout for running 12hours on verters and running 3hours on coinotron even though verters had 3x-4x higher hashrate... very weird

[bensam1231]

I used Verters back when VTC was scryptn and switched from them. Pretty sure they skim coins. A lot of pools skim coins, but since most hashing has switched to multipool and nicehash, it's much harder to tell now days when people are doing this. Fees can be whatever they want, they don't need to tell you.

Is anyone having problems with the wallet at Cryptsy? The VTC wallet has been in maintenance mode for the last two days.

[UserAlter]

VTC diff may rise to over 300 today. 
More people move their miners to VTC and this may also increase the avg pay-rate of other coins.

[scryptr]

Verters are not particularily lucky or well set up because they need 160.24% shares on average for the last 24 hours to solve blocks (can be seen on "blocks" page).

On the other hand, nicehash added Lyra2Rev2 which should pay well.

Lyra2v2--

Currently, it is not the best paying algo by far.  Better to stack VTC and take them to market when they have fattened.  Around the begining of June they were trading at .002 BTC each, I was able to sell a few.  VTC is about .0002 BTC today.

I always keep my lame rig on VTC, the algo is low-energy and easy on GPUs.

I am glad that NiceHash added the algo, I thought that they were going to ignore Lyra2v2.       --scryptr

[djm34]

I used Verters back when VTC was scryptn and switched from them. Pretty sure they skim coins. A lot of pools skim coins, but since most hashing has switched to multipool and nicehash, it's much harder to tell now days when people are doing this. Fees can be whatever they want, they don't need to tell you.

Is anyone having problems with the wallet at Cryptsy? The VTC wallet has been in maintenance mode for the last two days.

I believe coinfinders is one of the good guy, however it would be easy to spot if verters was skimming blocks (easy to check what goes to the pool wallet and compare with blocks reported on the front end

cryptsy has been in this state since the fork (but apparently vtc market is active...)

[UserAlter]

Lyra2v2--

Currently, it is not the best paying algo by far.  Better to stack VTC and take them to market when they have fattened.  Around the begining of June they were trading at .002 BTC each, I was able to sell a few.  VTC is about .0002 BTC today.

I always keep my lame rig on VTC, the algo is low-energy and easy on GPUs.

I am glad that NiceHash added the algo, I thought that they were going to ignore Lyra2v2.       --scryptr

I didn't even notice it's rise to 0.002 (I thought it was upto 0.0014)

[scryptr]

I used Verters back when VTC was scryptn and switched from them. Pretty sure they skim coins. A lot of pools skim coins, but since most hashing has switched to multipool and nicehash, it's much harder to tell now days when people are doing this. Fees can be whatever they want, they don't need to tell you.

Is anyone having problems with the wallet at Cryptsy? The VTC wallet has been in maintenance mode for the last two days.

BITTREX and VTC--

Bittrex moved the VTC wallets back into active status yesterday.  I was able to move some coins.

Sorry, don't know about Cryptsy, not my favorite.  I did upgrade my VTC-qt wallet; just dropped the new v10.0 binary into the program folder after renaming the v9.x binary to "vertcoin-qt.old".  Then I double clicked, it ran, and updated the blockchain in about an hour or so.       --scryptr

[bensam1231]

I used Verters back when VTC was scryptn and switched from them. Pretty sure they skim coins. A lot of pools skim coins, but since most hashing has switched to multipool and nicehash, it's much harder to tell now days when people are doing this. Fees can be whatever they want, they don't need to tell you.

Is anyone having problems with the wallet at Cryptsy? The VTC wallet has been in maintenance mode for the last two days.

I believe coinfinders is one of the good guy, however it would be easy to spot if verters was skimming blocks (easy to check what goes to the pool wallet and compare with blocks reported on the front end

cryptsy has been in this state since the fork (but apparently vtc market is active...)

Yeah, it would... but do you do this? Especially over a 24hr period? Does anyone do this? I haven't heard of a site or program that checks the legitimacy of pools or compares them.

It's a lot of work, that's why no one does it and it's easy to get away with. It's also possible to trick such a system, it assumes you know the address for finding blocks. It's possible for a pool to mine from more then one address.