[ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 40.

FFI2013

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Quote from: alekvn on October 29, 2017, 02:58:44 PM

Quote from: ca1987 on October 29, 2017, 02:54:17 PM

Hey there,

I am having trouble maintaining profitability across Scrypt and X11 to bid high enough to get consistent hashing power, and the fixed prices are always above profitability.

What are the people mining who are paying these prices? Some are buying massive amounts at twice the rate I can. I'd like to be a part of the competitive market, but I've tried exhaustively and I can't find what coins, pools or technology is needed to bid at those higher levels.

Please advise.

Thank you,

CA

You are totally correct, I see this on CryptoNight. Someone pays 10% more than Monero can give when mining on a usual pool. This is either a rigged game from NiceHash or a huge robot mistake, someone simply loses money. There are no coins more profitable than Monero, so if you see on WhatToMine.com that NiceHash pays more, the game is either rigged or someone loses money big time.

A clarification from NiceHash would be useful.

I don't think this is rigged I believe some people are willing to pay more just for the fun of mining ya they can go buy coins from a exchange for less but that removes the mining part I have my own rigs and have been mining for 4 yrs now and I really do this as a hobby not for profit so even if my power where to be more than I make I would still mine

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alekvn

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Quote from: ca1987 on October 29, 2017, 02:54:17 PM

Hey there,

I am having trouble maintaining profitability across Scrypt and X11 to bid high enough to get consistent hashing power, and the fixed prices are always above profitability.

What are the people mining who are paying these prices? Some are buying massive amounts at twice the rate I can. I'd like to be a part of the competitive market, but I've tried exhaustively and I can't find what coins, pools or technology is needed to bid at those higher levels.

Please advise.

Thank you,

CA

You are totally correct, I see this on CryptoNight. Someone pays 10% more than Monero can give when mining on a usual pool. This is either a rigged game from NiceHash or a huge robot mistake, someone simply loses money. There are no coins more profitable than Monero, so if you see on WhatToMine.com that NiceHash pays more, the game is either rigged or someone loses money big time.

A clarification from NiceHash would be useful.

ca1987

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Hey there,

I am having trouble maintaining profitability across Scrypt and X11 to bid high enough to get consistent hashing power, and the fixed prices are always above profitability.

What are the people mining who are paying these prices? Some are buying massive amounts at twice the rate I can. I'd like to be a part of the competitive market, but I've tried exhaustively and I can't find what coins, pools or technology is needed to bid at those higher levels.

Please advise.

Thank you,

CA

GenTarkin

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Quote from: pallas on October 29, 2017, 01:19:58 PM

Quote from: GenTarkin on October 29, 2017, 12:36:41 PM

Has the option to set vardiff via password field on miners been completely removed? It seems d= ... has no affect on my miners anymore =(

It does not depend on the miner, but on the pool.

So, I guess the answer is no? ... used to be u could set it and pool would honor it =) before this v2 of nicehash =/

pallas

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Quote from: GenTarkin on October 29, 2017, 12:36:41 PM

Has the option to set vardiff via password field on miners been completely removed? It seems d= ... has no affect on my miners anymore =(

It does not depend on the miner, but on the pool.

GenTarkin

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Has the option to set vardiff via password field on miners been completely removed? It seems d= ... has no affect on my miners anymore =(

wishxy

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Claymore v10.1 announce:

- now if miner has to recreate DAG for devfee, new DAG generation time will be included in devfee time.
- improved "-gser" option, now you can set custom delay between DAG generation on GPUs, check Readme for details.
- added detailed stats about rejected shares per GPU ("s" key).
- added "-logsmaxsize" option.
- fixed issues with "-r -1" option value.
- EthMan: added detailed stats mode in web server.
- a few minor bug fixes and improvements

forkbomb

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You should make a tab in the miner app where people can choose what coin to mine. I've notice that many time I mine a coin which is not the most remunerative. Making an "auto mode" (like what it is now) and an "advance mode" (where ppl can choose the coin) could be interesting.

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Quote from: gotit on October 28, 2017, 11:19:24 PM

Any plans to add Mars or Myriad-Groestl algorithm?

I think Mars(MNX) should be added.

gotit

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Any plans to add Mars or Myriad-Groestl algorithm?

ca1987

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Just wanted to echo Kabi's comment:

I don't like the 10 GH/s minimum for Scrypt.

1-2 GH/s minimum would be more appropriate.

It's got the market all screwed up:

Now no one can get a consistent amount of hashing power unless you're paying > .008 which is above profitability most of the time, so profitability is a gamble. Now your spikes could come at low points and you don't profit.

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alekvn

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Quote from: Alcahest on October 24, 2017, 01:54:59 PM

Hello !

Can someone tell me why X11 on Nicehash is so low ?
I have two Antminer D3, and with this hashrate (19300 mhs) the best X11 crypto is DPC (29$ per day), then Cannabiscoin (20$), ONX, INFX, also DASH directly (17.14$) and Nicehash is only 15.5$ a day...

Why there is such a big difference ? An adjustement will be planned ?

Thank you

Ha ha, the reason is that NiceHash charges buyers a 3% fee which reduces profits from buying hashpower. NiceHash profit will always be a bit smaller in direct comparison to mining currencies using popular pools. The good side about NiceHash is that buyers may buy hashpower to mine a currency you do not even know about and pay a bit higher than average. Not happens often though.

kabi123

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new minimum for scrypt is 10 ghs...thats total bull..it.
most coins cant hold so many hashpower and diff is nuked into sky....
can u pls lower min order to 1ghs or so? 10ghs is 2high.....

Alcahest

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Hello !

Can someone tell me why X11 on Nicehash is so low ?
I have two Antminer D3, and with this hashrate (19300 mhs) the best X11 crypto is DPC (29$ per day), then Cannabiscoin (20$), ONX, INFX, also DASH directly (17.14$) and Nicehash is only 15.5$ a day...

Why there is such a big difference ? An adjustement will be planned ?

Thank you

forkbomb

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Not only this, but I also lost part of my earnings.
And in addition to this, I can't send an email for a "possible bug", since on the miner "occurs an error" (tryied 3 times to send the request).

This is annoying af. What can I do?

Marshian

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Hi Cre8ive

Where abouts in Aus are you? I'm in Perth.

Have you setup nicehash as the only stratum in the config? Have you tried other pools to see if the results are the same? What firmware are you using?
If you can provide more information that would be great. More than welcome to PM me. Do not include any screenshots of passwords or wallets etc

Regards

Quote from: cre8ive on October 22, 2017, 08:22:35 AM

I'm new to NiceHash.com and have just pointed two Bitmain Antminer L3+ miners there.

They never seem to maintain a good connection, on the dashboard the uptime always says a number less than 15 minutes and the power varys from 180MH/s to 600MH/s.

I've tried the USA server and HK server. My connection is good and stable, continuous ping doesn't show any issues. I'm in Australia.

Any idea what could be wrong?

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Now the money is free, and so the people will be

lol@nicehash, due to bitcoin gold, decided to empty out all small accounts everywhere that may or may not have bitcoin in them. Nicehash sends the transaction with 27/kb fee hahahahahahahaha
I checked older transactions, 100...140..../kb

sounds like nicehash wants that bitcoin gold too, we'll see if that is confirmed before the airdrop block. I laughed. was I surprised ? not one bit. Must be an honest mistake

edit: 1 confirm finally, w00t w00t, I take it all back.

mawk01

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is nicehash.com down?

Stachoo

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Hey,

Recently I bought Innosilicon A4 Dominator miners but I'm really unsatisfied with my Nicehash results. Miners are updated with Nicehash suggested firmware but still I'm getting very low real hashrate. This guy from Nicehash here is getting stable 272MH/s but im not even close to this result...

Miners are working at 825MH/s total power but nicehash medium result from 1 day is only 735MH/s - graph from nicehash. According to Nicehash firmware update I should get something around 816MH/s

Im using xnsub parameter. Tried tweaks with voltage 810-815-820, tried --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1, tried stratum proxy, changed ISP to get better pings, tried starting with diff 8 and 8192, tried in comments: d=262144, 131072, 65536.
My controllers are TF card - Orange Pi. Ping to nicehash is 55ms. Tried ver 1.1.0 and 1.1.1

I know that difficulty is increased but that shouldn't be a problem, maybe there this problem with my duplicate shares? Maybe there is way to force nicehash or miners to hash different blocks that will lower duplicate rejects?

Can you show me your results or have some suggestions to me?
Really thanks for any help!!!

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