Topic: [1050 TH] BitMinter.com [1% PPLNS,Pays TxFees +MergedMining,Stratum,GBT,vardiff] - page 65. (Read 837180 times)
April 03, 2014, 01:45:40 AM
Yeah, right after my 2nd S1 gave me a boost in the shifts, the fast blocks are rollin in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52Z8Sxc7M-s
April 02, 2014, 12:00:16 PM
Overall Biminter is quite stable and the higher variance means we can have a real good luck run,
Yah, soon would be nice, seems to me we're wandering away from that yellow line a bit ... https://bitminter.com/stats/rewards
We should grab a block every 11 1/2 hours. Around 2.1 blocks a day
On the downside cold streaks mean 30-50 hours without a block. On the upside 3 blocks in a day is about +45% and a 4 block day is double your money.
So I mine around 20 days in a row at btcguild. Then I come here for 5 or 6 days to test my 'variance'.
With 1.1th a 4 block day means about .2 btc vs .11btc for normal luck. I know most say stay in one pool but I get bored thus the switching.
So are you saying you are getting less here at bitminter? I have recently decided to try mining at bitminter with one of my 1th machines and I feel like I am not receiving as much as at elgius..so I am not sure if I just need to be more patient or leave.
April 02, 2014, 07:42:34 AM
Overall Biminter is quite stable and the higher variance means we can have a real good luck run,
Yah, soon would be nice, seems to me we're wandering away from that yellow line a bit ... https://bitminter.com/stats/rewards
We should grab a block every 11 1/2 hours. Around 2.1 blocks a day
On the downside cold streaks mean 30-50 hours without a block. On the upside 3 blocks in a day is about +45% and a 4 block day is double your money.
So I mine around 20 days in a row at btcguild. Then I come here for 5 or 6 days to test my 'variance'.
With 1.1th a 4 block day means about .2 btc vs .11btc for normal luck. I know most say stay in one pool but I get bored thus the switching.
April 02, 2014, 06:12:53 AM
Overall Biminter is quite stable and the higher variance means we can have a real good luck run,
Yah, soon would be nice, seems to me we're wandering away from that yellow line a bit ... https://bitminter.com/stats/rewards
April 02, 2014, 03:53:46 AM
LMAO I've just spilt my tea Phil . Yep it was a long block but Eligius where I just moved from has had just as much if not more bad luck and also for around 3 weeks it has had constant DDoS attacks. This has caused the pool hashrate to drop and nodes be shed making miners re connect. Overall Biminter is quite stable and the higher variance means we can have a real good luck run, where as Eligius is always pretty constant with not many nice surprises.
. Yep it was a long block but Eligius where I just moved from has had just as much if not more bad luck and also for around 3 weeks it has had constant DDoS attacks. This has caused the pool hashrate to drop and nodes be shed making miners re connect. Overall Biminter is quite stable and the higher variance means we can have a real good luck run, where as Eligius is always pretty constant with not many nice surprises. April 01, 2014, 09:36:20 PM
bang block made!
f'ing aprils fools' we went without a block the whole of april 1!!
f'ing aprils fools' we went without a block the whole of april 1!!
April 01, 2014, 06:35:19 PM
Did namecoin even have a block halving yet? ... meaning we might be getting 50 coins per block for NMC whereas we get 25 for BTC
Also we are "merge mining" namecoin, which means we get it as a "bonus" for the hashing we do on BTC, but only maybe 80% of bitcoin network is merge mining it, so difficulty is a little lower.
Also we are "merge mining" namecoin, which means we get it as a "bonus" for the hashing we do on BTC, but only maybe 80% of bitcoin network is merge mining it, so difficulty is a little lower.
Namecoin pays 50 coins per block solved. The work provided to find a Bitcoin block will also find a Namecoin block. Since difficulty for Namecoin is lower, it's possible to find more Namecoin blocks thanks Bitcoin blocks.
April 01, 2014, 03:23:51 PM
Just got my second Ant S1 working. As soon as I have the wireless antennas they will work outside for me (On a covered balcony, behind a sunshield and under a moscitonet)
April 01, 2014, 11:57:33 AM
That is why I came to bitminter from slush's pool, I seem to have better luck here, plus I like the merged mining....Lately I have retasked some of my lower hash USB erupters (the 333's) to mine PPC coin.
Last night I put the cube on for the first time, it was glorius, until I realized that my cube was drawing waaay too much power through the PCI 6 pin and PCI 6/8 pin...so I had to shut it down until I get an 8 pin to 6 pin adapter today...I didn't want to risk a fire by drawing too many amps volts and watts through some thin wire....luckily though I have a power supply that caught it before I did and shut down....(whew)....once I get some more BTC I will expand my mining farm a little, but I have to save my bit pennies up first...(maybe by this fall I will have enough to get some of the latest and greatest hardware...)..
Peace!
Last night I put the cube on for the first time, it was glorius, until I realized that my cube was drawing waaay too much power through the PCI 6 pin and PCI 6/8 pin...so I had to shut it down until I get an 8 pin to 6 pin adapter today...I didn't want to risk a fire by drawing too many amps volts and watts through some thin wire....luckily though I have a power supply that caught it before I did and shut down....(whew)....once I get some more BTC I will expand my mining farm a little, but I have to save my bit pennies up first...(maybe by this fall I will have enough to get some of the latest and greatest hardware...)..
Peace!
April 01, 2014, 09:36:14 AM
Did namecoin even have a block halving yet? ... meaning we might be getting 50 coins per block for NMC whereas we get 25 for BTC
Also we are "merge mining" namecoin, which means we get it as a "bonus" for the hashing we do on BTC, but only maybe 80% of bitcoin network is merge mining it, so difficulty is a little lower.
Also we are "merge mining" namecoin, which means we get it as a "bonus" for the hashing we do on BTC, but only maybe 80% of bitcoin network is merge mining it, so difficulty is a little lower.
April 01, 2014, 09:20:06 AM
yep. think of a guy with a shovel. (bitminter is the guy) when he bends down a picks up a shovel of dirt he tosses it in a sorter. the sorter picks out BTC and NMC since the dirt has more namecoins then bitcoins we find name coins a little faster.
our shovel can lift about 550th of dirt at a time.
all the shovels of all the guys looking are combined to do 45000 th of dirt. So our shoveler (bitminter) has about 550/45000 of the entire pool
our shovel can lift about 550th of dirt at a time.
all the shovels of all the guys looking are combined to do 45000 th of dirt. So our shoveler (bitminter) has about 550/45000 of the entire pool
April 01, 2014, 01:44:40 AM
I guess I need to learn about blocks and confirmations....
April 01, 2014, 01:28:57 AM
New to Bitminter and have a question , hopefully I am missing something
Why does it take so long Bitminter to staring mining a BTC block after its done with the last one.. It seems that all of the Minning power is going towards NMC ..... The below screen shot shows that for about 6 hrs atleast no work was done on a BTC block after Block 293373 was confirmed.. what am I missing
http://imageshack.com/a/img62/9189/i989.jpg
Why does it take so long Bitminter to staring mining a BTC block after its done with the last one.. It seems that all of the Minning power is going towards NMC ..... The below screen shot shows that for about 6 hrs atleast no work was done on a BTC block after Block 293373 was confirmed.. what am I missing
http://imageshack.com/a/img62/9189/i989.jpg
NMC have a lower difficulty so they're solved more often. No "work" is done specifically for NMC, but sometimes "work" done for BTC will solve an NMC block.
April 01, 2014, 12:50:11 AM
Why does it take so long Bitminter to staring mining a BTC block after its done with the last one.. It seems that all of the Minning power is going towards NMC ..... The below screen shot shows that for about 6 hrs atleast no work was done on a BTC block after Block 293373 was confirmed.. what am I missing
I don't understand what you mean. We are always mining for BTC. We never stop mining.
April 01, 2014, 12:34:38 AM
New to Bitminter and have a question , hopefully I am missing something
Why does it take so long Bitminter to staring mining a BTC block after its done with the last one.. It seems that all of the Minning power is going towards NMC ..... The below screen shot shows that for about 6 hrs atleast no work was done on a BTC block after Block 293373 was confirmed.. what am I missing
http://imageshack.com/a/img62/9189/i989.jpg
Why does it take so long Bitminter to staring mining a BTC block after its done with the last one.. It seems that all of the Minning power is going towards NMC ..... The below screen shot shows that for about 6 hrs atleast no work was done on a BTC block after Block 293373 was confirmed.. what am I missing
http://imageshack.com/a/img62/9189/i989.jpg
March 31, 2014, 09:51:01 AM
If you've got posters of them on your wall and are mooning over them like a teen girl with a boy band, then yes, it's weird, get help 
March 31, 2014, 08:52:24 AM
Is it weird that I'm a 30 year old professional that is reading posts from you guys in the top 50 like you're rock stars? Society tells me yes, I say no. Its great to hear what you guys are running and the issues you're coming up against.
Keep bringing the heat!!!
Keep bringing the heat!!!
March 31, 2014, 08:38:28 AM
Good luck fixing them mate.
I've just setup 3 more Ant S1's pushing mine up to 3040GH/s. Now that is getting a little bit warm. I've rented a secure unit for them with a very high ceiling for the heat to rise up out of the way. I'm just waiting for Virgin to put a fiber broadband in then they are out of the House
No more shorts and t shirt in winter then LMAO.
I've just setup 3 more Ant S1's pushing mine up to 3040GH/s. Now that is getting a little bit warm. I've rented a secure unit for them with a very high ceiling for the heat to rise up out of the way. I'm just waiting for Virgin to put a fiber broadband in then they are out of the House
No more shorts and t shirt in winter then LMAO.
March 31, 2014, 07:54:00 AM
I'm going to be getting somewhere between a 25-85% boost... got some "lame duck" hardware incoming, will depend on my luck on fixing, tweaking and modding...
Yah the percentage sounded more impressive, actual GH would be somewhere around 45ish upward.
Yah the percentage sounded more impressive, actual GH would be somewhere around 45ish upward.
March 30, 2014, 08:47:50 PM
I brought 2.5TH/s yesterday. From Eligius.
Just halfway through the 10 shifts to get the average up to max. I'm at position 31. Hopefully move up soon with more gear.
Not a massive amount but we are proud of ourselves for getting this far.
Jacko
Just halfway through the 10 shifts to get the average up to max. I'm at position 31. Hopefully move up soon with more gear.
Not a massive amount but we are proud of ourselves for getting this far.
Jacko
2.5 is nice. I will be up to 6 s-1's clocked to 200GH ON MONDAY. THAT would be about 1.2th pulling around 2500watts . that is the most I can do due to heat issues that will start the end of april or mid may.
maybe I will sell the 6 s-1' in late april then order 3 ant miner s-2's in late april .
that would be 3th should pool 2700-2800 watts
these are my max watts due to heating.
it the winter I can push to 4500 watts
Like I said awhile ago, "You are ahead of me in miners" However I had 300amp circuit warm, occasional blow, when I was doing RC64 17th in the world at that time.
None of that old hardware is usable in mining darnit... quite a setup, I am starting over now.
S1's are really good, any one getting to building enclosures to trap the heat to a exhaust fan outdoors thru the wall ?
Then a 24000 BTU large wall A/C in the room they are in to give em cool air to suck..
I have that setup still, just not suitable hardware... Will get there
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