Topic: [4+ EH] Slush Pool (slushpool.com); Overt AsicBoost; World First Mining Pool - page 433. (Read 4382714 times)

  you poor n00b, I suggest you do a little reading on bitcoin mining

your stats look like everything is running normal

You know this thinking is fundamentally flawed, right? "Anyone paying more than $10 a g/his is sure to lose money". Under-schooled message forum economists have been saying that for months now, but the truth is nobody knows the future value of BTC, which if trending upwards blows your entire theory out of the water. Buying in BTC is one thing, and mining versus trading carry opportunity costs as any decision does, but you put it in terms of dollar returns and it's entirely based on a future value unknown. The misinformation is so widespread here I know it's pointless to try to enlighten folks, but if BTC goes up in value a lot of people will find themselves wearing The Emporer's New Clothes, hope you like the fit.

I've bee watching my shares according to the stats page.
I was wondering why my miner keeps switching from block to block?
Sometimes the miner stay's with a block for hours and sometimes it's just minutes even though there are still confirmations left.
Would someone be able to explain?
I was under the understanding the longer you stay the better the payout?

All times are in UTC.
#          Block found at                  Duration   Total shares     Your shares   Your BTC reward Block #   Block value   Validity
21551    2014-01-27 01:17:54    0:56:44    633018888    41600    0.00169053    282635    25.14774250    98 confirmations left
21550    2014-01-27 00:21:10    4:14:43    2821235576    190874    0.00156324    282631    25.02511907    94 confirmations left
21549    2014-01-26 20:06:27    1:19:21    877146598    62015    0.00194748    282605    25.19078729    68 confirmations left
21548    2014-01-26 18:47:06    0:02:01    21876094            1320    0.00146207    282598    25.02195614    61 confirmations left
21547    2014-01-26 18:45:05    4:09:16    2712493846    189101    0.00167564    282597    25.09475048    60 confirmations left
21546    2014-01-26 14:35:49    3:27:45    2220629949    159487    0.00166515    282567    25.04965451    30 confirmations left
21545    2014-01-26 11:08:04    0:40:34    452879502    28531    0.00134326    282539    25.05338644    2 confirmations left
21544    2014-01-26 10:27:30    8:33:05    5735546676    398514    0.00190518    282534    25.00764282    confirmed
21543    2014-01-26 01:54:25    7:49:54    5122146689    364080    0.00176006    282487    25.05767828    confirmed
21542    2014-01-25 18:04:31    2:12:40    1402241422    100815    0.00155369    282429    25.09640344    confirmed
21541    2014-01-25 15:51:51    3:44:41    2363550548    173571    0.00165219    282416    25.10645252    confirmed
21540    2014-01-25 12:07:10    0:54:55    591558361    41783    0.00186171    282388    25.05837209    confirmed

Thanks,

I agree. During the gold rush those making the most money were those selling the tools. With difficulty shooting for the moon the 10 GH/s blades I'm running will be obsolete soon. Anyone paying more than $10 a G/Hs is sure to loose money.

   I had problem too with hashrate dropped and I need to restart miners h/w but its happened this week.

Oh, and for the heck of it... turn off any cell phones or tablets. Don't know about this miner but with the blades there's a conflict with Android devices using WiFi. Certainly can't hurt to turn off anything non-essential.

try a power cycle.  sometimes it's as simple as powering off, let the chips cool, and then reinitialize.  what type of PSU are you using to power your device ?  do you have proper cooling ?  did you overclock it ? 

 by the looks of it, with so very few shares submitted by you on this relatively long round, either A: you have slow worker, or B: your connection is bad.

Thanks for your answer. I can't seem to make cgminer works right now! Very annoying

What pool URL are you using?

Can you, or do you, run this through Slush's proxy?

It got even worse as I presume that HW count is what I am losing right now.
Can someone have look at this and tell me what may be wrong I noticed different temperature on both modules... I really do not know what can I change in settings.
I have set it to balance so it mined on both pools I set.
This is new 200Gh unit with 2 modules and 160 chips.

Not sure, but my guess would be maybe a problem with the pool. I dunno, I notice this pattern where it seems on the weekends we usually have longer rounds and technical issues start happening at the same time. Perhaps the pool is having some glitches backstage right now?

why the reward is so low here : http://imgur.com/BIf0fw6

I am using bfgminer , ant U1 < 10% HW error ( via usb hub ) , while bi*fury < 5% HW error( direct connect to pc ) , I guess my U1 might cause by cheap usb hub ...

Or would it be:
Host: http://api.bitcoin.cz
Worker Name: MYLOGINNAME.worker1
Password: XXXXXXXXXXX


except : Host: http://api.bitcoin.cz should be Host: http://stratum.bitcoin.cz:3333

It looks like the latest versions of both cgminer and bfgminer provide a similar level of support for the Red Fury.  The main difference in the setup is that the device drivers used are completely different.  I have been mining on Slush with Blue/Red Fury devices using mostly bfgminer, but am using cgminer for other devices.  If it is working fine for you on bfgminer, perhaps you should stay there.
If you are interested in getting slightly higher performance from your RF miner(s) check out the thread mentioned before, as it has a lot of inputs from other users who over-clocked these devices.  There is a simple 'pencil mod' which gets something like 2.6 GH/sec.  If you want to explore this you should probably shift this to the Blue Fury support thread, as it is probably not unique to Slush's pool.

Cheers

Terribly expensive...
Typical "looking for the greater fool" sale (approx. less than 60% ROI)...

I think by now it's safe to say it's impossible not to get a "greater fool" sale on EBay, as well as any shipping-ready low-end/medium-end hardware from a manufacturer. The only people making money there are the resellers.
Nothing on the market (ready-to-ship) seems to be even remotely able to ROI.
Everything else (high-priced pre-order gear) is the usual gamble.

IMHO if you have 900 quid to spend, buy BTC directly at a price you deem attractive.

what does everyone think of these: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=191048412931&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

oh, sorry. to clarify:

Red Fury, right now at 2.3 GH/s each (along some Block eruptors, but they work great and without any hassle). i found that i had this problem in combination with slush's pool, those Red Furys and the aforementioned cgminer version.

a litecoin pool i tested worked better, still had around 20% HW Error rate. i just wanted to mention this because it seemed like it was a problem that occured with the Red Fury/cgminer/slush setup. and i am pretty sure this is a common setup.

thank you for the link

I don't know the miner count for these (check mining support threads, and https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Avalon#Cgminer_status_page), however  HW should be the hardware error count.  A small percentage (say less than 5%) is probably ok, but if it is high than too many of your shares are not effective and you need to find out why (power supply issues? cooling? settings?).