Topic: [ANN] The First Litecoin PPS Pool (litecoinpool.org) - page 57. (Read 228559 times)

That too is true! 

I currently have no plans to change the website design, and I have actually received a couple emails asking me never to change it.
Personally, I like it how it is now: it's no-frills, very lightweight and loads fast.

Hey Pooler do you ever plan on giving your website a facelift   Just wondering. I know its a pool and not ment to look purdy.

(I know that kinda sounds mean on how I am saying it. By no means do i mean it bad.)

Not sure why you're posting this here. Anyway, 5 months is hardly "forever".

Pretty sure Diggers pool is PPS and its been around forever. I could be wrong though. I know his other pools are PPS

http://ltcoin.net/

75*C is the default target temp for cgminer. You're obviously either trying to heat your home in Antarctica or to start a fire with your computer.

Whats these things supost to run normally.  I like gaming but i usually dont see the gpu temp...

Holy sh*t 101c for GPU 1  

It appears you're actually trying to ignite your GPUs. You need to completely revise your settings to bring the temps and HW errors down.

They are Sapphire HD 7850 - all 3 of them

From the FAQ:
You may want to post the settings you are currently using and your GPU model.

Ill try to keep this under one thread but i got a little issue. working here.. Using cgminer it says my Kh/s are about 900kh/s BUT on the pools website it says its only at 300KH/s whats up with that and that is after a few hours of running?

Thanks for the help.

Hi pooler!

Thanks for the invitation and good work!

Thanks for reducing the payout threshold Pooler.

 

I am glad to announce that beta testing of the new poolserver software is complete. I wish to thank all those who helped by mining on our special testing server.

Testing with real-world mining traffic revealed a very pleasant surprise: server-side latency, which according to preliminary tests should have been reduced by a factor of 2 to 4, was actually reduced by a factor of about 10, often making it negligible when compared to network latency.
What this means in practice is that our servers will now be able to handle a much higher number of connections while realizing an even lower stale rate (it was not uncommon for test miners to achieve stale rates lower than 0.1%, even when hundreds of clients were connected to the server).

I will gradually deploy the new software over the next few hours; your miners may experience a brief disconnection, but they should be able to reconnect automatically in a few seconds.

A lot of people have asked me to reopen registrations for the pool in the past few months, and I'm very happy to say that now we finally have an exclusive, scalable solution that will make this possible without sacrificing the quality of our service. Stay tuned!

Sent again.

It's possible that your email or my reply was caught by a spam filter. Please try sending your application again.

I am waiting for register here, it's been 3months.

Can you allow me to register?

I also emailed to the applications, but did not get any answer.

pooler keep up the good work, Later I will point one of my miners there and see what happens.

In the past few weeks I've been working on a rewrite of our poolserver software, redesigning it to take into account all the Stratum-specific optimizations I could think of and to include some new features.
This new design enables lower-latency communication, which should result in even lower stale rates. Preliminary tests have shown a reduction of server-side latency by a factor of 2 to 4.

I have also implemented the "resume" extension to Stratum, which apparently no other pool currently supports. This means that if your Internet connection has a hiccup, the server may still accept any shares that your miners found while disconnected, if they reconnect and submit them within a reasonable time. As simple as this may sound, it is actually tricky to implement, because (unlike getwork) Stratum is not a stateless protocol.

Before deploying this new software to the main pool servers, I'd like to ask miners to beta-test it for some time, so that I can make sure everything works as expected. To this end, I have set up a testing server at testing.litecoinpool.org:3333; you can connect to it in the same way you connect to the other pool servers, and all shares you submit should be credited to your pool account as normal. Keep in mind that I might have to restart the software from time to time to test new code, so very occasional disconnections should be considered normal.
Please report any unexpected behavior you may encounter directly to me via email, PM or in our IRC channel.