Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 37. (Read 794443 times)

How do I enable my graphics card to run at only 70% power on miner V2.0.

Mining Equihash

mkxminer: optimized Lyra2rev2 miner for AMD GPUs (Vertcoin, Monacoin, XVG)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mkxminer-fast-lyra2zlyra2rev2-miner-for-amd-gpu-zcoin-gincoin-vert-mona-2360168

nicehash-only version

=== Speeds (no overclocking)
Radeon Pro Duo: 84.8MHs (42.4 + 42.4)
Fury X: 55MHs
Vega56: 47MHs (can be optimised further, just need some time and incentive)
RX 580: 39MHs
RX 480: 36MHs
R9 390: 32MHs
R9 380X: 26MHs
R9 280X: 26MHs

TRY A DIFFERENT BLOCKCHAIN SERVICE--

 I don't know the answer.  Kenshirothefist blames BitCoin Gold and "a bumpy ride".  Good luck!       --scryptr

If so, why can not I see it in blockshain?
No  money in the account , and no unconfirmed transfers.

IT MAY BOUNCE BACK, OR CONFIRM--

But the "bounce back" time is now about 3 weeks, instead of 3 days.  Then it is up to NiceHash to resend.  The last time I sent a transaction with a minimum fee it confirmed after 18-19 days instead of being returned to my BTC wallet.       --scryptr

EDIT: My Friday payout confirmed early Monday, nearly 72 hours after being posted on my stats page.       --scryptr

it should "bounce back" so they can send it out again, right?.. but the question is are they actually set up for it without manually going in to fix it? they don't seem too responsive about this issue on twitter. edit: and I'm kinda mad with how much btc dropped in this period so I've lost a fair bit of my earnings. >:|

IT MEANS THAT TOO LITTLE WAS PAID FOR THE TRANSACTION FEE--

The transaction is stuck.  It will not confirm because the fee paid was too small.  I think many miners have been shorted like this since Friday.       --scryptr

My  todays payout  is lost at all.

Does this mean goodbye to 0.16 BTC

https://www.nicehash.com/miner/3PcP2S8kYemb9D9bVsqdTzWhAaJRUyHEAy

https://blockchain.info/address/3PcP2S8kYemb9D9bVsqdTzWhAaJRUyHEAy


3PcP2S8kYemb9D9bVsqdTzWhAaJRUyHEAy

Nice service and miners work great but maybe it would be too mutch to ask payout work too... https://blockchain.info/en/tx/be6209e2205a088168b485a62c16c4ea6c659c837389ad55024fa63d39fb0263

IT IS BETTER TO USE A CONFIGURATION FILE--

In Windows or Linux, a configuration file will work better.  I posted a CryptoNight configuration on the previous page.  Here is the link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.23986786 .

With this configuration on Windows, any word that is "ALL CAPS" is a variable, and will need to be replaced with the actual value for your rig.  That is, "PASSWORD" would be just "x", and "WORKER" could be "rig1".  The "MAXTEMP" values could be "85" and "87", or similar. Copy the configuration, paste it into Notepad, and put your personal info in the variable spots.  Save it as a file named "cryptonight .conf", being sure to save it as an "all files" type from Notepad. Then, launch SGminer-GM with a line like this:

sgminer.exe -c cryptonight.conf

The configuration file will be read into SGminer on launch.  A little typo can result in failure, but the configuration file is easier to manage than stringing all the variables into a single launch line.  The configuration file allows a miner to address the powerful features of SGminer like overheat protection, keeping stale shares from being submitted, and backup pools.  Although my configuration was for a Linux system that passes values as variables, the file is fine for Windows if the values are simply written in place.

The above line should work fine in a Command window, but a batch file with a shortcut makes it easier to use.  A simple batch file could be:

===CUT LINE===

:loop

sgminer.exe -c cryptonight.conf

goto loop
pause

==CUT LINE===

Save the text portion (not the cut lines) into a file called XMR.bat, create a shortcut to the batch file, and save it to your desktop.  The loop structure allows a miner to stop the program, make a change, and quickly restart.

--scryptr

Trying to send to multipool.us port 8888 (coin switching) and it goes dead every time it switches from BTC to DGB. I haven't monitored any other switches.

I have the diff set to 262144.. I can mine both coins independently just fine on their own ports.

Any ideas? Anyone using 8888 successfully?

bring back the old nicehash front page !

thanks you i will try this version

and my code is correct?


sgminer.exe  -o stratum+tcp://cryptonight.in.nicehash.com:3355 -u MYBTCWALLET -p x

USE SGMINER-GM 5.5.5-8--

If you look in the source code for SGminer-5.6.1, you will find no CryptoNight kernel.  Instead, NiceHash modified SGminer-GM, which has code from Wolf0 for CryptoNight.

SGminer-GM v5.5.5-8 can be found on the NiceHash GitHub.  It will work well on NiceHash.       --scryptr

how to configure cryptonight miner?
i am using 5.6.1
i tried this code, sgminer opens and closes no mining..


sgminer.exe  -o stratum+tcp://cryptonight.in.nicehash.com:3355 -u MYBTCWALLET -p x

You are right, they sometimes cancel orders and do not refund the fixed order fee. I also constantly get 10% stale shares on DaggerHashimoto, that does not happen often on X11 nor Equihash. Nicehash became hugely problematic. Also CryptoNight was recently pumped removing a lot of hashrate from other algorithms. I think in effect the buying prices will fall eventually - buyers collectively have to account for those risks. Plus a lot of miner software bugs and everyday 30-minute marketplace downs.

Is nicehash fubar ATM? If I can get a rental started it just burns away with 90+% rejects, more often it wont even start, which is just burning through cancellation fees... the pool details are the same as they always have been and I know the pools are fine because I'm mining them with my personal miners. I feel like I'm being scammed, charge for rejects then charge for cancellation, perhaps the "new order fee" should be refunded if nicehash cancels the order.

need help? how to get 3d hooked up? to pool?

I also have been having this issue