Topic: [ANN] profit switching auto-exchanging pool - www.middlecoin.com - page 306. (Read 829908 times)

How were you able to run two different GPUs with Multiminer? I wasnt able to find out..

Hm... changed all my miners to eu (with a ping of 16ms(!!!!)). But, my hasrate is dropping,..... why!

http://middlecoin2.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/reports/1JDHL5WhHNrg4HrNksnF7S1ChGVYYUkjVC.html

Can someboy tell me how much BTC can 1m hashrate make per day please?

I use my pc to mine with a brand new 280x and the graphic card is 3/4 way of paying for itself. Already got 300mbtc from middlecoin and need another 100mbtc then it can retire from mining. I have sold 400mbtc in advance to cover for the graphic card. I have not calculated the cost of electricity but my old gpu that has been sold should cover that. So, thanks again h2o for my (almost) free gpu

Still got one rig with 3 280x but this one is going to keep mining until there is nothing to mine (this one runs on free electricity ) and btc from this rig is not going to be converted to fiat anytime soon

I'm trying this one for a week hope it works out

No, they were visually similar on the chart at the payout time with the ones from the last payout. I was just pointing out that my numbers were slightly different than someone else's.

Also it is possible that this pool or any other can have different LTC profitability for a single day due to variance, but also because of overhead allowing profit switching.

If anyone is afraid to lose 10% of their hashrate against LTC, please mine elsewhere. You also lose the chance of a huge profit bump when an altcoin becomes popular like DOGE.

Anyone else here using Multiminer/bfgminer? I prefer using Multiminer for my machine as I have two different GPUs and can monitor them from my mobile but it gives me consistently lower hash rate than cgminer. After the server fix cgminer seems to be rock solid but in bfgminer the hash rate seems to drop on every coin change and after a while it stops recovering and settles down at around 10% less from normal values.
Is there any particular setting I could try out to get it more stable or is this simply a problem with the miner?

There's a website that has this info... http://middlecoin.com/

Can someone plz post thet last payout / Kh/s?

scratch that, WU has shot up to 860 with hash rate still at 876 
GO SINGAPORE GO

free packet-loss with your internet =D

srsly is there a way to stop multi-quoting by default? im used to boards that only quote previous... so much extra space taken up :|

Bah!

I'm with TPG

This is nice. Very very nice. So glad I'm sticking to this pool

really?


This is from Tassie! But I am on Internode though  

Nice work h2o!!

Not sure what steroids the singapore server is on but my stats are awesome after changing to it
Same hash rate of about 876kh/s but my WU is way up....827...its usually around 760.
As a consequence the red line on the coingeek graph has started to go up at a sharper angle.
Should be a good payout tomorrow if this keeps up

169ms here in Brissy too!

Well the changes seem to be making the server more stable but I have one question should we we changing coins this much?

We start at diff 40                        00:24:33 PST
Block was Found                           00:24:33 PST
Diff 40                                        00:24:37 PST
Block was found                           00:24:37 PST
Diff changes to 3.37K                     00:25:13 PST  (Total time between diffs = 40 seconds)
Block was found                            00:25:13 PST
Diff changes to 214                        00:25:25 PST (Total time between diffs = 12 seconds)

That just seems like it is a bit much for changing when there is a total of 52 seconds between 3 coin changes (this is just a small example of what I have been seeing over the course of the last few hours)

I am running on middlecoin.com:3333 with a ping time of around 28ms to the server

Don't get me wrong I can't argue with the stability I am just curious as why we would switch coins that fast, I would think there would be around a 5 - 10 minute hold on a particular coin before switching.

Our last diff was 214 which started at 00:33:39 PST and ended on 00:43:37 PST at which time it switched to diff 193, total time between coin changes 9 minutes and 58 seconds - This seems more like the range it should be, just not sure why other times it changes so fast (might be a bug in the switching  algorithm or the calculation algorithm for figuring out which is the most profitable coin)

just an observation that I am seeing with the new changes and wanted to point it out.

Who is your ISP? mine is iiNet ADSL2+
How far are you from your telephone exchange? I can see mine out the window so my connection is pretty good.

LOL - is Coffeehater still around?

Also keep in mind that BTC price has increased the past few days. Alt coins have been flat or down in price, so getting nearly the same amount of BTC or slightly less makes sense.