Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 210. (Read 794394 times)

Are you 100% sure that you have all the algorithms configured with ALL your NiceHash / WestHash pools/profiles configurations?

You have to configure pools/profiles with blank password ("pass") parametere for all multi-algo algorithms with default parameters, or if you want to select only a subset of algorithms you have to set fX=0 to disable a particular fX algorithm.

Please take a carefull look at the configuration examples here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=multialgo#examples

If you have proper configuration then multi-algo will work 100%. The issues with "all multi-algo ports being down" is always related to sgminer misconfiguration (some algorithm missing).

Don't forget the cost of the mining equipment = - $    Company that you bought the equipment from made 1000% profit. I've been through it and made nothing with scrypt miners.

The same situation is happening to me.  The port for the most profitable coin is not open in multialgo mining.

Can anybody tell me why pools show up often as OFFLINE lately to me?
Only sporadically connected to Nicechash Multialgo

You can set p=price in the command, if you want to mine on other pool when the price is lower than the price you set.


Thanks! Corrected it!

   ~~MZ~~

Not current profit. Gross income. Gross income - operating costs = gross profit. So 0.0122 btc/Th/day - electrical cost - bandwidth = gross profit - other costs = net profit or loss.

guess thats same as at ghash io right? any ideas how to increase profitability?

See https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=stats . Current profit income : 0.0122 BTC/TH/Day.

   ~~MZ~~

folks I have 2 1TH/sec Dragons with factory installed  software. How much I can get per day on your pool approximately? thanks

I don't know whether Titan miner works with nicehash or not. If it isn't working, I suggest you to mine in Multipool.us. It changes to profitable coin while merge mining with Doge or you can choose Ghash.io LTC+Doge mining.

   ~~MZ~~

Did Titan miner work good with nice hash???

Any good coin to mining with scrypt miner??

And when using our pool with SP20 do not forget to set xnsub: stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub or stratum+tcp://stratum.westhash.com:3334#xnsub

Another info is that there is no need to change any other settings with SP20, because by default --queue is set to 1 which works fine. The only thing You have to do with SP20 is to buy one, do fw upgrade (it is pretty easy to do) and point unit to Your favorite pool.

Is there anyone with Gridseed G-Blacks running stably on Nicehash/Westhash that can give me some pointers?

The problem that I'm experiencing is that they start out running at expected accepted hash rates (50+ Mh/s). Nicehash bumps up the difficulty gradually finally settling on 32k (which is very, very high for these - each blade only hashes at ~2.7 Mh/s and every other pool using vardif settles them at 1024. It's fine if it super high and stable - I understand/know that it evens out.) During all of this the hash rate constantly decreases, and there are upward spikes consistent with the increased dif. After some time at that point, Nicehash will do funky things with the difficulty - dropping it as low as 20 and bouncing around all over the place again. Around this point is when things get all fubar'd, and no matter what I try the accepted hash rate reduces to around half of what it should be (~22 Mh/s) along with approximately 50% hardware error rates. The rejected rates seem to be pretty typical for Nicehash/Westhash. Takes approximately 4 hours of uptime for this to occur.

My setup is as follows:
2x Gridseed Orbs with Linux vm controller
2x Gridseed G-Blacks with Linux(crouton) on a Chromebook for a controller (I am not using the built-in Raspberry Pis)

These net me a rock solid and consistent 53-54 Mh/s accepted for days/weeks on end on other pools - so I know the miners are perfectly fine. I have tried everything I can find/think of to get things stable on Nicehash, but I'm at my wits end. I've used various software; cgminer jmordica's 3.7.2, dmaxl's 4.3.5, and bfgminer 4.99. All with and without the stratum proxy. I also tried the queue, scantime, and expiry settings that are suggested, as well as specified difficulties (but it doesn't adhere to them.) Nothing works to solve this problem aside from restarting the mining software and going through the whole dif adjustment process all over until it eventually fails again

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Sounds like a lot of work for 1 BTC. He should learn from his mother and give fellatio in the park at night, he would earn his 1 BTC faster and make friends instead of enemies.

Thanks for the info, a useful tidbit--I was going to place an order tonight!

Just for Your information. Spondoolies SP20 latest firmware contains extranonce support. No need to change binaries. I have tested it with nicehash and it works nice(hash).

Thanks for the explanation and support.

It seems wafflepool is gone for good.

Sorry for the lost corrupted souls that only bring caos and disorder to this world as you mentioned in the email.

Cheers

Im gonna give it a try...

wafflepool and trademybit gave it up, but we are still here for you! But obviously we are one of the last ones big enough to be interesting for DDoS ... unfortunately. We are currently again under another type of DDoS which is hard to filter, but we mitigated the attack on NiceHash, working on WestHash now.

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