[ANN] The First Litecoin PPS Pool (litecoinpool.org) - page 20.

fahbil

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Quote from: pooler on March 12, 2018, 09:32:53 AM

Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 09:19:10 AM

can you lower "Current speed estimates" to 5-10 minutes, waiting 60 minutes to see my current speed is make me crazy Grin

You don't have to wait, speed estimates normally take only a few seconds to appear. You only have to wait if you want them to get more precise.
If the speed for one of your workers remains zero, it means that it's not submitting shares, which can happen if it has issues or is not configured properly.

my bad, I put it in wrong miner but solved now Cheesy

pooler

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Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 09:19:10 AM

Quote from: pooler on March 12, 2018, 08:28:17 AM

Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 08:21:42 AM

Quote from: pooler on November 05, 2011, 09:00:32 AM

As of January 2018 we are merged-mining Argentum, Canada eCoin, Dogecoin, Huntercoin, Myriad, Pesetacoin, Viacoin.

its mean 7 coin mined at once at equal hashrate?

All coins are mined simultaneously by the entire pool, so yes. It's actually 8 if you also count Litecoin.

great, but I can't see earning for coins above, it is automatically exchanged to LTC?

Yes, users are paid in litecoins exclusively. See also this FAQ entry.

Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 09:19:10 AM

can you lower "Current speed estimates" to 5-10 minutes, waiting 60 minutes to see my current speed is make me crazy Grin

You don't have to wait, speed estimates normally take only a few seconds to appear. You only have to wait if you want them to get more precise.
If the speed for one of your workers remains zero, it means that it's not submitting shares, which can happen if it has issues or is not configured properly.

Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 09:19:10 AM

one more, I (maybe other) have difficulty to find server url for miner, you should change the menu name from "help" to "Start" or "Getting Started".

We will consider that, but personally I think that since the page contains more than just how to get started, "Help" is more appropriate.

fahbil

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Quote from: pooler on March 12, 2018, 08:28:17 AM

Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 08:21:42 AM

Quote from: pooler on November 05, 2011, 09:00:32 AM

As of January 2018 we are merged-mining Argentum, Canada eCoin, Dogecoin, Huntercoin, Myriad, Pesetacoin, Viacoin.

its mean 7 coin mined at once at equal hashrate?

All coins are mined simultaneously by the entire pool, so yes. It's actually 8 if you also count Litecoin.

great, but I can't see earning for coins above, it is automatically exchanged to LTC?
I think it will be good if you add earning report for each coin and can you lower "Current speed estimates" to 5-10 minutes, waiting 60 minutes to see my current speed is make me crazy Grin

one more, I (maybe other) have difficulty to find server url for miner, you should change the menu name from "help" to "Start" or "Getting Started".

pooler

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Quote from: fahbil on March 12, 2018, 08:21:42 AM

Quote from: pooler on November 05, 2011, 09:00:32 AM

As of January 2018 we are merged-mining Argentum, Canada eCoin, Dogecoin, Huntercoin, Myriad, Pesetacoin, Viacoin.

its mean 7 coin mined at once at equal hashrate?

All coins are mined simultaneously by the entire pool, so yes. It's actually 8 if you also count Litecoin.

fahbil

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Quote from: pooler on November 05, 2011, 09:00:32 AM

As of January 2018 we are merged-mining Argentum, Canada eCoin, Dogecoin, Huntercoin, Myriad, Pesetacoin, Viacoin.

its mean 7 coin mined at once at equal hashrate?

Cosmictino

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LTC mining directly seems too dont make sense anymore. Diff is increasing 2 high too. circulating coin currently 55,592,667 from max supply 84,000,000. the end is near Wink

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Quote from: anon7174 on March 10, 2018, 06:45:29 AM

While mining, I keep getting the message "Stratum requested work restart". I understand this is normal to get every few minutes but I am just constantly getting it ten-twenty times in a row. Is this normal and would adjusting the difficulty/other settings fix this?

It is normal to get it even a few times per minute. It is not an error, and difficulty has nothing to do with it.

anon7174

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While mining, I keep getting the message "Stratum requested work restart". I understand this is normal to get every few minutes but I am just constantly getting it ten-twenty times in a row. Is this normal and would adjusting the difficulty/other settings fix this?

Thank you!

crypto_sw1tch

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Hi guys!

I'm updating my mining setup with few S9 Antminers and since I don't have enough electricity to power them all, I have few L3+ for sale. The L3+ are used for LTC mining on stock FW and 504 Mh/s inside a dry, clean and cold basement. They are operational for 4 months now and still work like their first day. PSUs I have for them are Crosair 1kW, also very good, not even warm to the touch. Can you suggest a price for one L3+ with Crosair 1kW PSU? Based on the LTC price now, ROI, market availability, customs import charges for new ones and the fact that the my miners are used and not new.. I really don't know how much to ask. Thank you

Aethyr13

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I use only 2 of the Moonlanders, but pretty much just for low difficulty coin, as my L3s do all of the work. for LTC i can report 2 at 8.3Mh(overclocked) gets you 0.0007 LTC per day. Not much and will take years for payoff! only for low difficulty coins or learning experience.

zul32

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Quote from: tommy1033 on March 06, 2018, 11:59:28 AM

Quote from: zul32 on March 06, 2018, 09:13:07 AM

The innosilicon a4 is still too much for my budget... anything somewhere half way inbetween those two?

Thanks

buy a used gtx 1060 or two and go for ethereum

I'd prefer not to mine ethereum, but litecoin instead. I did see a miner out there called a 'FutureBit Moonlander 2' has anyone been using those? How did you like it? I'm guessing that you could just plug in some sort of USB extender 'stick' and plug a bunch of them in and start mining right? Nice, and small and compact for sure.

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Quote from: Pekkaen on March 06, 2018, 11:58:16 AM

Im fairly new to mining, i got 2 L3+'s 5 days ago.
But im running them on Litecoinpool and im just wondering, it seems like the 2 last days they have restarted a couple of times. Last time was 9 hours 39 minutes ago.
Is this because of a server restart ?

None of the mining servers was restarted in the last 7 days, so no. Besides, a server restart shouldn't cause a miner to reboot, it should simply switch to the next configured server.

tommy1033

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Quote from: zul32 on March 06, 2018, 09:13:07 AM

The innosilicon a4 is still too much for my budget... anything somewhere half way inbetween those two?

Thanks

buy a used gtx 1060 or two and go for ethereum

Pekkaen

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Hey

Im fairly new to mining, i got 2 L3+'s 5 days ago.
But im running them on Litecoinpool and im just wondering, it seems like the 2 last days they have restarted a couple of times. Last time was 9 hours 39 minutes ago.
Is this because of a server restart ?
The first 2 days i had them i ran 1 on prohashing and 1 on litecoinpool but i cant say i saw this happen on prohashing ?

So just wanted to know if its normal, it says uptime 4 (which i guess is days ?) but when i go to miner status the elapsed time sometimes resets.

AdRandum

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What are the alternatives for Litecoinpool?

Have several L3+ miners up and running now at litecoinpool without any issue, but want to see what can alternatives provide (higher revenue?)

zul32

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The innosilicon a4 is still too much for my budget... anything somewhere half way inbetween those two?

Thanks

anon7174

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Quote from: zul32 on March 05, 2018, 04:10:17 PM

Hi all - fairly new to the hobby. I've got only three GAW fury miners at 1.44 MHz/s is the Gridseed faster than these? From what I've read, I thought that they're only good for litecoin mining and are 300KH/s. I also read that they're 8GH/s. So, not really sure??

So, if that's the case, then what is the next (reasonable) step up from this - I'm looking for something inexpensive, and no don't suggest an ANT miner. I'm not forking out or even considering something that's $2k.

Thanks
Grin

Complete beginner here. How is it profitable to mine with anything where the hash rate in MH/s is less than an eighth of the power (W) at the current price and mining difficulty? I read that the GAW fury miner has 1.3 MH/s with 45 W power usage which the pool's calculator shows as a loss. I am also looking for something relatively cheap to get started but I'm unsure about whether there is anything below $250 that turns a profit...

Can anybody clarify this for me? Is there anything even with an ROI<1 year under $250? (Sorry if I am completely off the ball here or I have no idea what I'm talking about!)

tommy1033

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Quote from: zul32 on March 05, 2018, 04:10:17 PM

Hi all - fairly new to the hobby. I've got only three GAW fury miners at 1.44 MHz/s is the Gridseed faster than these? From what I've read, I thought that they're only good for litecoin mining and are 300KH/s. I also read that they're 8GH/s. So, not really sure??

So, if that's the case, then what is the next (reasonable) step up from this - I'm looking for something inexpensive, and no don't suggest an ANT miner. I'm not forking out or even considering something that's $2k.

Thanks
Grin

try get a innosilicon a4 not the a4+ that one is expensive.

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Quote from: zul32 on March 05, 2018, 04:10:17 PM

Hi all - fairly new to the hobby. I've got only three GAW fury miners at 1.44 MHz/s is the Gridseed faster than these? From what I've read, I thought that they're only good for litecoin mining and are 300KH/s. I also read that they're 8GH/s. So, not really sure??

So, if that's the case, then what is the next (reasonable) step up from this - I'm looking for something inexpensive, and no don't suggest an ANT miner. I'm not forking out or even considering something that's $2k.

Thanks
Grin

If you're looking for something small and affordable... but more powerful than the Gridseed might I suggest the Bitmain Antrouter R1-LTC. It's 1.2 MH/s

I've got a small bank of these running on various altcoins (and some are running on THIS pool) and they're stable as crap.

zul32

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Hi all - fairly new to the hobby. I've got only three GAW fury miners at 1.44 MHz/s is the Gridseed faster than these? From what I've read, I thought that they're only good for litecoin mining and are 300KH/s. I also read that they're 8GH/s. So, not really sure??

So, if that's the case, then what is the next (reasonable) step up from this - I'm looking for something inexpensive, and no don't suggest an ANT miner. I'm not forking out or even considering something that's $2k.

Thanks
Grin

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