[ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 182.

TracerX

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Quote from: rkinnin on April 29, 2015, 05:12:20 PM

Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

is the "port" still the same? :3334 ??

Correct, the port number does not change.

anamichii

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Global economic crisis? i hold my bitcoin..

Quote from: charles2k on April 29, 2015, 09:40:23 PM

What is the best settings (difficulty) for Alcheminer 256MH scrypt machine on your pool?
I tried it on your pool, but only 130-140MH, but on the other pools (for example hash-to-coins) I am hashing 240MH (+/-)

try clevermining to check your hashrate..

charles2k

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What is the best settings (difficulty) for Alcheminer 256MH scrypt machine on your pool?
I tried it on your pool, but only 130-140MH, but on the other pools (for example hash-to-coins) I am hashing 240MH (+/-)

rkinnin

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Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

is the "port" still the same? :3334 ??

jibble

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Quote from: NiceHashSupport on April 29, 2015, 04:09:31 PM

Quote from: jibble on April 29, 2015, 03:26:56 PM

anyone know how to solve the lottery problem?

deposit address for nicehash account "Do NOT mine into this address directly! Mining payments to this address will be ignored and considered as donations! Also, do NOT use this wallet Bitcoin address for pool username when configuring your miner for mining on our stratum servers. Use your own personal or cloud Bitcoin wallets for mining. This is a deposit address only for buying hashing power. Thank you for understanding."

Yet when you deposit money into your account and click to pay for a lottery chance, it mines directly into the address on your account . your pool user name is the address you are told not to use, automatically set to it with what looks like no ability to change it

We do not allow mining into deposit addresses because that gives us a lot of dust transactions which on long term cause higher transaction fees.

When solo mining bitcoins, you can only get one large transaction of 25 BTC. That is why we made exception for lottery - it is allowed to use deposit address for solo mining.

ah cool thanks for the info was wondering if it was because it was allowed just wasnt 100% sure so was cautious

NiceHashSupport

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Quote from: jibble on April 29, 2015, 03:26:56 PM

anyone know how to solve the lottery problem?

deposit address for nicehash account "Do NOT mine into this address directly! Mining payments to this address will be ignored and considered as donations! Also, do NOT use this wallet Bitcoin address for pool username when configuring your miner for mining on our stratum servers. Use your own personal or cloud Bitcoin wallets for mining. This is a deposit address only for buying hashing power. Thank you for understanding."

Yet when you deposit money into your account and click to pay for a lottery chance, it mines directly into the address on your account . your pool user name is the address you are told not to use, automatically set to it with what looks like no ability to change it

We do not allow mining into deposit addresses because that gives us a lot of dust transactions which on long term cause higher transaction fees.

When solo mining bitcoins, you can only get one large transaction of 25 BTC. That is why we made exception for lottery - it is allowed to use deposit address for solo mining.

jibble

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anyone know how to solve the lottery problem?

deposit address for nicehash account "Do NOT mine into this address directly! Mining payments to this address will be ignored and considered as donations! Also, do NOT use this wallet Bitcoin address for pool username when configuring your miner for mining on our stratum servers. Use your own personal or cloud Bitcoin wallets for mining. This is a deposit address only for buying hashing power. Thank you for understanding."

Yet when you deposit money into your account and click to pay for a lottery chance, it mines directly into the address on your account . your pool user name is the address you are told not to use, automatically set to it with what looks like no ability to change it

NiceHashSupport

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Quote from: bigbitmine on April 29, 2015, 03:04:03 PM

Quote from: NiceHashSupport on April 29, 2015, 02:39:00 PM

Notice to all buyers

When you plan to get massive speed from NiceHash, adjust difficulty of your target pool to high value. Failure to do so will results in bridge disconnects and penalties paid to miners.

Is there a guide for speed / difficulty?

What about the pools that don't let you set difficulty? Most pools do it for us.

If pool auto set it is ok - vardiff. We are here talking about massive floods with number of shares, speeds like 2 ghs+ on Scrypt and using diffs as low as 1024.

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Quote from: NiceHashSupport on April 29, 2015, 02:39:00 PM

Notice to all buyers

When you plan to get massive speed from NiceHash, adjust difficulty of your target pool to high value. Failure to do so will results in bridge disconnects and penalties paid to miners.

Is there a guide for speed / difficulty?

What about the pools that don't let you set difficulty? Most pools do it for us.

TracerX

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Quote from: padrino on April 29, 2015, 12:06:54 PM

Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

Unless I am mistaken they only charge a fee for the renter but not people selling hash to them.

I am charged fees as a renter, you are mistaken. Take a look at your status page; you'll find a "Fees BTC" right next to the "Account BTC."

NiceHashSupport

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Notice to all buyers

When you plan to get massive speed from NiceHash, adjust difficulty of your target pool to high value. Failure to do so will results in bridge disconnects and penalties paid to miners.

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Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

Unless I am mistaken they only charge a fee for the renter but not people selling hash to them.

TracerX

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Quote from: bigbitmine on April 29, 2015, 10:02:21 AM

Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

I think you should all set it to 0.0070 or lower. Wink

lololololololololololololol

bigbitmine

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Quote from: TracerX on April 28, 2015, 10:37:14 AM

Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

I think you should all set it to 0.0070 or lower. Wink

TracerX

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Quote from: rkinnin on April 28, 2015, 08:43:38 AM

Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

I would use 0.0115 myself--nice/westhash charges a fee, so you want to make sure you take that into consideration. I use the calculator at bitcoinwisdom (on the diff page, top right) to determine what the 100% mark is per 1TH, then I bump that number up to make sure it's profitable. YMMV, but this will help you catch the crazy 30%+ rental fees without you worry about wasting hash when it's less profitable.

rkinnin

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Quote from: vabchgent on April 24, 2015, 01:34:09 PM

Quote from: opentoe on April 23, 2015, 06:28:14 PM

Hey, how has mining here been with users hitting SHA-256 %100 lately? Is it worth to mine here as like a regular pool like BTCGuild? I'm so busy with work it has been hard to keep up on what's going on. That's why I can't configure my pool with a price since I just don't have time to check every day. Oh well, just curious. Was mining %100 for a bit but was getting pretty low payouts. I gotta get into the rental arena, maybe during some vacation time I can read up. Indeed cool stuff. Too bad bitcoin's block chain is so damn big and just getting so much larger wonder how it will end up. I've read so many places where another alt coin is just gonna blow by bitcoin because more efficiency and security. Bitcoin seems bloated now...but then again why am I rambling?

I would set the p= in the password to 0.0110 to 0.0115 and let it roll. There have been spikes in SHA-256 the past 2 weeks at times to 30% over +.

i haven't played with the options like p= at all...but with the profit being -5% I thought I might. so I set one of my s3's to be p=.011, saved/applied and then rebooted.

I don't know if .011 is really a good value. would love peoples thoughts.

my s3 now shows that for westhash its "dead" and is mining at my secondary location. How often does the s3 check on the primary mining location, westhash, to see if it should switch back to westhash for mining?

thoughts are absolutely welcome.

NiceHashSupport

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Quote from: cinnamon_carter on April 27, 2015, 09:45:12 PM

I sent a tweet to the people who run this on twitter and that was about 12 hours ago , still no answer.

https://twitter.com/cinnamon_carter/status/592704364973809665

Just to see what this is all about I have now tried to register with 3 different e mail accounts both on a mobile device and over tor.

I have still been unable to create a user login.

If I cannot do this without some 'assistance' than I cannot do it without someone knowing that the user account created also belongs to me.

Maybe I will try back another time when whatever problems you have are resolved.

Hint to any company or other person who maintains a twitter account as part of any business or personal project that is important to you.

If you do not plan to use your twitter account to answer routine questions from people you should state in your bio that the account will not answer questions and is for 'whatever' ususally major announcements. Otherwise why have a twitter account. I did not want to have to post this here but if a company claims to be in a specific business I have to wonder if someone is asleep at the controls.....

Thats it.

Officially we offer support only over emails. These are regularly checked, everything else is for announcements and news.

You should email your problem to [email protected] - include details what exactly is the problem, because we are unaware of any kind of problems with registration.

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It's about time -- All merrit accepted !!!

I sent a tweet to the people who run this on twitter and that was about 12 hours ago , still no answer.

https://twitter.com/cinnamon_carter/status/592704364973809665

Just to see what this is all about I have now tried to register with 3 different e mail accounts both on a mobile device and over tor.

I have still been unable to create a user login.

If I cannot do this without some 'assistance' than I cannot do it without someone knowing that the user account created also belongs to me.

Maybe I will try back another time when whatever problems you have are resolved.

Hint to any company or other person who maintains a twitter account as part of any business or personal project that is important to you.

If you do not plan to use your twitter account to answer routine questions from people you should state in your bio that the account will not answer questions and is for 'whatever' ususally major announcements. Otherwise why have a twitter account. I did not want to have to post this here but if a company claims to be in a specific business I have to wonder if someone is asleep at the controls.....

Thats it.

NiceHashSupport

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We had some troubles with BitGo in past 2 hours. Deposits were delayed and new customers were unable to create deposit address. This has been resolved now.

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Read your personal msg urgent

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