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Topic: [ANN] MiningRigRentals.com - Web pool manager - Easy Mass Rentals - Algos! - page 11. (Read 71315 times)

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Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
Guys at MRR, why are rentals priced the same as mine but with much lower RPI listed before my own rentals!?!?
They used to be below .

We haven't changed anything. So I don't know for sure. I'll look into it.

check to make sure that you have not clicked any of the column headers.  do not forget that the layout is based on you and your behavior on the site.  you may have them listing by another filter than before, such as price or RPI

You might be onto something.
The default way the rigs are shown when selecting the Rigs tab then the algo, is incorrectly sorted.
Even if I click 'Price' it improperly places the lower score rigs higher than higher scored rigs.

We don't sort by RPI in that manner currently.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
We're Announcing that we're changing the price on sha256 to display as price per TH. This will allow for better pricing options. We will complete this update Today, at around 10pm EDT.
As we have to update a number of files, please let us know if there is any issue after the update is applied.
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
Guys at MRR, why are rentals priced the same as mine but with much lower RPI listed before my own rentals!?!?
They used to be below .

We haven't changed anything. So I don't know for sure. I'll look into it.

check to make sure that you have not clicked any of the column headers.  do not forget that the layout is based on you and your behavior on the site.  you may have them listing by another filter than before, such as price or RPI

You might be onto something.
The default way the rigs are shown when selecting the Rigs tab then the algo, is incorrectly sorted.
Even if I click 'Price' it improperly places the lower score rigs higher than higher scored rigs.
hero member
Activity: 868
Merit: 503
Guys at MRR, why are rentals priced the same as mine but with much lower RPI listed before my own rentals!?!?
They used to be below .

We haven't changed anything. So I don't know for sure. I'll look into it.

check to make sure that you have not clicked any of the column headers.  do not forget that the layout is based on you and your behavior on the site.  you may have them listing by another filter than before, such as price or RPI
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
Guys at MRR, why are rentals priced the same as mine but with much lower RPI listed before my own rentals!?!?
They used to be below .

We haven't changed anything. So I don't know for sure. I'll look into it.
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
Guys at MRR, why are rentals priced the same as mine but with much lower RPI listed before my own rentals!?!?
They used to be below .
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
I just wanted to say I think you guys have a great service. Your website is great.

I don't think I should have to wait a full 24 hours before being paid though - that's one observation.

My second observation is that you should remove machines with low RPI scores. I really like to give people the benefit of the doubt when it comes to renting machines, because as the owner of over 35 machines I know they can be tempermental. But one person with several really large instances has been a point of frustration recently. On at least 3 occasions, I've paid for one of his machines and the never started mining. Only to be forced to sit there frustrated waiting for the machine to start with no response from the owner and then finally get my money back after 20 or 30 minutes. A user should be able to negate a rental within 10 minutes if the machine never starts. Machines/Machine owners like this only reflect poorly on your great service.

I am not going to mention the name of the owner of these machines here,. I'll open a support ticket and ask you remove his machines because in all seriousness, only one has ever started out of 8 attempts to work with this guy and finally when he did manage to get one machine running yesterday for a 12 hour rental it's been down nearly over 33% of the time. People with machines like this only reflect poorly on what I think it a great service and a great website.

I realize that you do publish an RPI score which should serve as a basic guide to the reliability of the machine, but i also thing that owners who are not willing to run their machines through your website to show how the machine is hashing should be placed into a second tier of rentals.

thanks





That 'GUY' supposedly has been banned before but keeps coming back. He only rents machines from 'somewhere' on an order basis and never manages them. He is screwing with MRR rental prices also as he constantly keeps dropping the prices with his CRAPPY rentals messing with other's earnings.

And yes, if the RPI is below 90% I say don't waste your time renting. Sometimes there is bad luck from a renter who has no clue to to configure a rental and thus screwing up my RPI but it can be brought back up in a few rentals.

I've had mine hit 89% once last week due to a guy renting 2x in a row with bad pool and not listening to my recommendations or re-selling my rental to someone else with his proxy, which just doesn't work well, then claiming a refund because of his screw up.

Another time I've had someone using slush's pool with problems and even MRR thought it was my fault after I disputed the refund. TUrns out I was right after I tested it. Slush NEEDS a manually set difficulty for each worker for larger rentals. their vardiff starts at '8' and takes hours to get to the proper level.
hero member
Activity: 553
Merit: 500
I just wanted to say I think you guys have a great service. Your website is great.

I don't think I should have to wait a full 24 hours before being paid though - that's one observation.

My second observation is that you should remove machines with low RPI scores. I really like to give people the benefit of the doubt when it comes to renting machines, because as the owner of over 35 machines I know they can be tempermental. But one person with several really large instances has been a point of frustration recently. On at least 3 occasions, I've paid for one of his machines and the never started mining. Only to be forced to sit there frustrated waiting for the machine to start with no response from the owner and then finally get my money back after 20 or 30 minutes. A user should be able to negate a rental within 10 minutes if the machine never starts. Machines/Machine owners like this only reflect poorly on your great service.

I am not going to mention the name of the owner of these machines here,. I'll open a support ticket and ask you remove his machines because in all seriousness, only one has ever started out of 8 attempts to work with this guy and finally when he did manage to get one machine running yesterday for a 12 hour rental it's been down nearly over 33% of the time. People with machines like this only reflect poorly on what I think it a great service and a great website.

I realize that you do publish an RPI score which should serve as a basic guide to the reliability of the machine, but i also thing that owners who are not willing to run their machines through your website to show how the machine is hashing should be placed into a second tier of rentals.

thanks



full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
More than likely pool or user config error.

IF a miner was running fine in the past and all the way up to the start of the rental, then once rented it went poof, it's ALWAYS a problem with your settings, your pool, or the pool's vardiff not working. Or running too slow.

i've been having this problem with renters numerous times (twice today!)
opened a ticket just to ask & see what the problem is; got a reply saying
Quote
This occurs when there is an issue with the renter's pool configuration

i'm not complaining! i get paid while my rig's chilling!
its just annoying to see that sudden drop of hashrate in your chart for no reason at all!
& the fact that it can be misleading for noobs & visually discredit your rig & service!

was wondering whether MRR could implement a solution to test if a user's pool config is valid before letting them rent rigs!
as in everyone has to have valid pool config before being able to rent!

I agree. I have had a bunch of people over the past few days rent and complain that they were not getting proper hash rates, even though it is obviously their pool or config fault. Even tried to hand-hold them to help out and still get a refund pulled by MRR for them. All on almost 100% rated rentals I have.  Undecided

I opened a few tickets up regarding them and already got back the reply : "They were using a popular pool."
Riiight.. Even if it's 'popular' doesn't mean they set it up right and never used a manual difficulty which is known to screw up with a LOT of pools if relying on vardiffs. Frustrating.

I think a lot of newbs are renting after turning off their tiny home-based miners and have no clue how renting/difficulty settings/workers and pools really work. Some don't even want hel to fix or figure out why THEIR junk pool is not working.


I have the same problems with renters put my rig in junk pool and go offline.. and if you open ticket this guy form mrr tell me you SHARES is only 88% NORMAL IS ONLY THAT IF MY RIG GOING OFFLINE AND IS NOT MY FAULT ...

I DON'T RECOMAND THIS MRR GO WITH ANOTHER... HERE on MRR IS STEAL FORM US
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
More than likely pool or user config error.

IF a miner was running fine in the past and all the way up to the start of the rental, then once rented it went poof, it's ALWAYS a problem with your settings, your pool, or the pool's vardiff not working. Or running too slow.

i've been having this problem with renters numerous times (twice today!)
opened a ticket just to ask & see what the problem is; got a reply saying
Quote
This occurs when there is an issue with the renter's pool configuration

i'm not complaining! i get paid while my rig's chilling!
its just annoying to see that sudden drop of hashrate in your chart for no reason at all!
& the fact that it can be misleading for noobs & visually discredit your rig & service!

was wondering whether MRR could implement a solution to test if a user's pool config is valid before letting them rent rigs!
as in everyone has to have valid pool config before being able to rent!

I agree. I have had a bunch of people over the past few days rent and complain that they were not getting proper hash rates, even though it is obviously their pool or config fault. Even tried to hand-hold them to help out and still get a refund pulled by MRR for them. All on almost 100% rated rentals I have.  Undecided

I opened a few tickets up regarding them and already got back the reply : "They were using a popular pool."
Riiight.. Even if it's 'popular' doesn't mean they set it up right and never used a manual difficulty which is known to screw up with a LOT of pools if relying on vardiffs. Frustrating.

I think a lot of newbs are renting after turning off their tiny home-based miners and have no clue how renting/difficulty settings/workers and pools really work. Some don't even want hel to fix or figure out why THEIR junk pool is not working.
full member
Activity: 222
Merit: 100
More than likely pool or user config error.

IF a miner was running fine in the past and all the way up to the start of the rental, then once rented it went poof, it's ALWAYS a problem with your settings, your pool, or the pool's vardiff not working. Or running too slow.

i've been having this problem with renters numerous times (twice today!)
opened a ticket just to ask & see what the problem is; got a reply saying
Quote
This occurs when there is an issue with the renter's pool configuration

i'm not complaining! i get paid while my rig's chilling!
its just annoying to see that sudden drop of hashrate in your chart for no reason at all!
& the fact that it can be misleading for noobs & visually discredit your rig & service!

was wondering whether MRR could implement a solution to test if a user's pool config is valid before letting them rent rigs!
as in everyone has to have valid pool config before being able to rent!
hero member
Activity: 673
Merit: 500
Would anybody be interested in providing a lbry rig?  I'd like to rent for a week or so.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
Rented a rig, as soon as I paid the rig went offline, contacted support, waiting all day on a response. Support ticket is ticket 82. Please get me my refund this is bunk.

This is not a good thing. Maybe he is busy ? But shouldn't be. Rent rigs must be on 24/7 otherwise we go some place else ? Becuae here is no good .


Just pointing out that was on our first day online two years ago. People were new to our service and the rig owner likley misconfigured his rig. The rigs online now generally work well.

Thanks
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
More than likely pool or user config error.

IF a miner was running fine in the past and all the way up to the start of the rental, then once rented it went poof, it's ALWAYS a problem with your settings, your pool, or the pool's vardiff not working. Or running too slow.
hero member
Activity: 924
Merit: 501
Rented a rig, as soon as I paid the rig went offline, contacted support, waiting all day on a response. Support ticket is ticket 82. Please get me my refund this is bunk.

This is not a good thing. Maybe he is busy ? But shouldn't be. Rent rigs must be on 24/7 otherwise we go some place else ? Becuae here is no good .
hero member
Activity: 673
Merit: 500
Any plans for adding lbry algo?

I have not heard of this algorithm. If you could provide technical details about it, along with coins that are using it, links to miner software. I can begin to see if this algorithm is a candidate for our website.
Thanks

Official Website:  https://lbry.io/
Bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lbryio-dicussion-thread-1541268
Miner: https://github.com/lbryio
Bittrex market: https://bittrex.com/Market/Index?MarketName=BTC-LBC
Pool:  https://lbry.suprnova.cc [lots of hash]
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
I would like to announce we've added further support for ethereum /dagger-hashimoto.
We've added support for stratum v2 miners, like ethminer-genoil to setup a rig and connect.
With that addition, we changed the default port for rigs using the dagger-hashomoto stratum section to 3344 to facilitate the ability to detect these new miners.
We've also added additional support for stratum v2 pools. Any miner of both versions in the stratum section, can connect to either version of stratum pool.
This allows our users to get the most out of their mining.

I would also like to add a new note for ethminer-genoil users,
Through MRR, you are able to connect to dwarfpool!
The significance is that connecting genoil directly to dwarfpool does not work, but we have solved the issue if you setup a rig on MRR and connect to MRR when having dwarfpool in your pool list.
There is no fee to setup or run a rig on MRR.

Hi, do you know how to configure a rig running under ethosdistro?

You would connect your miner to MRR like you would any regular pool. I have not personally used that distro, however I have heard reports of issues.
Most of the miners at our website use stand-alone software on the os of their choice.
As far as specifics to configure mining in that distro, I don't have any information for that. If you get any specific error messages when trying to connect to MRR, I can help diagnose those.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 19
Owner of MiningRigRentals
Any plans for adding lbry algo?

I have not heard of this algorithm. If you could provide technical details about it, along with coins that are using it, links to miner software. I can begin to see if this algorithm is a candidate for our website.
Thanks
hero member
Activity: 572
Merit: 506
I would like to announce we've added further support for ethereum /dagger-hashimoto.
We've added support for stratum v2 miners, like ethminer-genoil to setup a rig and connect.
With that addition, we changed the default port for rigs using the dagger-hashomoto stratum section to 3344 to facilitate the ability to detect these new miners.
We've also added additional support for stratum v2 pools. Any miner of both versions in the stratum section, can connect to either version of stratum pool.
This allows our users to get the most out of their mining.

I would also like to add a new note for ethminer-genoil users,
Through MRR, you are able to connect to dwarfpool!
The significance is that connecting genoil directly to dwarfpool does not work, but we have solved the issue if you setup a rig on MRR and connect to MRR when having dwarfpool in your pool list.
There is no fee to setup or run a rig on MRR.

Hi, do you know how to configure a rig running under ethosdistro?
hero member
Activity: 673
Merit: 500
Any plans for adding lbry algo?
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