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Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 756. (Read 2375995 times)
https://multi.magipool.info/
Also a good mining option.
Also a good mining option.
When blockreward is low better not sell cheap! 
Unless your selling it to me.
(At least the XMG will have a happy home staking away in my wallet) 
Buy and stake are good options.
And mine when blockreward goes up.
Check out the Magi faucets also.
gonna start back the 6 rigs.. 25 treads when it get colder in the house... instead of heaters..
So if I use this..
"hashrate (kh/s)" : 80.00000000,
"difficulty" : 1.66700583,
"difficulty(aver)" : 2.12233496,
"blockvalue" : 1.61871981,
"mining (XMG)" : {
"1 hour" : 0.05114349,
"1 day" : 1.22744382,
"1 week" : 8.59210671
..............................
8.59 x 4 = 34.36 XMG...
350 watts running the miner..
here (Quebec canada) according to the kw/h price.. it cost me 18.59CND/month
another calcul..
314CND/BTC
18.59 / 314 = 0.05920382 BTC
current price to buy 0.00004975
0.05920382 / 0.00004975 = 1190.026532.. XMG
minus some fees.. equals to 1187.05146633 XMG!!
SO!.. with 18.59CND/month
mining = 34.36 XMG/month
Buying = 1187.05 XMG/month
I think I'm gonna stop mining and start buying...
anyone want to rent a server dual xeon 8 core 8GB RAM??
could be more profitable for me!!
"hashrate (kh/s)" : 80.00000000,
"difficulty" : 1.66700583,
"difficulty(aver)" : 2.12233496,
"blockvalue" : 1.61871981,
"mining (XMG)" : {
"1 hour" : 0.05114349,
"1 day" : 1.22744382,
"1 week" : 8.59210671
..............................
8.59 x 4 = 34.36 XMG...
350 watts running the miner..
here (Quebec canada) according to the kw/h price.. it cost me 18.59CND/month
another calcul..
314CND/BTC
18.59 / 314 = 0.05920382 BTC
current price to buy 0.00004975
0.05920382 / 0.00004975 = 1190.026532.. XMG
minus some fees.. equals to 1187.05146633 XMG!!
SO!.. with 18.59CND/month
mining = 34.36 XMG/month
Buying = 1187.05 XMG/month
I think I'm gonna stop mining and start buying...
anyone want to rent a server dual xeon 8 core 8GB RAM??
could be more profitable for me!! When blockreward is low better not sell cheap!
Unless your selling it to me.
(At least the XMG will have a happy home staking away in my wallet)
When blockreward is low better not sell cheap!
Look for the hashrate : https://bauerj.eu/xmg/
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
I hope people are not scared by 0, but that's actually not the case. The block reward would NEVER hit zero according to the exponential reduction with difficult. The value on https://bauerj.eu/xmg/ is most likely less than 1 and was skipped since only integer is shown there; I would also check the block explorer which is pulled out from blocks, for example:
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/
Also check with the console:
Code:
getnewblockvaluebynumber 512267
{
"flags" : "proof-of-work",
"difficulty" : 1.60428397,
"difficulty-V2" : 2.44375849,
"blockvalue" : 5.91635350
}
And how much you'd get by kH/s hashrate (only estimate):
Code:
getminingbykhps 10
"hashrate (kh/s)" : 10.00000000,
"difficulty" : 1.60428397,
"difficulty(aver)" : 1.69167384,
"blockvalue" : 5.91635350,
"mining (XMG)" : {
"1 hour" : 0.02931434,
"1 day" : 0.70354416,
"1 week" : 4.92480911
}
}
p.s., another piece of info:
https://bchain.info/XMG/diff
Looking at the averaged diff indicates a rising around Sep 29th.
Look for the hashrate : https://bauerj.eu/xmg/
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
Botnet power, that's it. Many people want to make a profit from this, without even knowing the important facts of this coin.
Look for the hashrate : https://bauerj.eu/xmg/
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
It's very high and sometimes even higher -> reward goes to 0.
[img ]http://s2.postimg.org/4wtqbor89/xmg.png[/img]
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
I can understand your feeling. I guess there are two things you might take a look.
The actual hashrate changes vastly from time to time; what I see at this time. Averaging the hashrate in a time period will give an accurate value.
[img ]http://i.imgur.com/zKZgngn.png[/img]
The another thing is that the rewards varies with hashrate; for example, right after huge hashrate comes a low-end period and big reward because of the network hashrate vibration or miners leaving, so I suppose that one keeps mining will have a good return, but judgement is on your side. The Sweet Spot Miner is nice used in this situation; you can put target hashrate, CPU usage or target rewards, and then the miner automatically adjusts the hashrate; in a situation, it may run with 0% cpu like stop mining.
That's about right I believe; there was a time about 30 - 40 MH/s sometime ago. The PoW reward has an optimum point of hashrate that produces maximum coins and the optimum point progressively increases over time, allowing a number of miners (suppose to increase over time) joining, when I looked at the block reward that is not that low right now, while I believe there does exist some mining forces that need cares.
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
I can understand your feeling. I guess there are two things you might take a look.
The actual hashrate changes vastly from time to time; what I see at this time. Averaging the hashrate in a time period will give an accurate value.
The another thing is that the rewards varies with hashrate; for example, right after huge hashrate comes a low-end period and big reward because of the network hashrate vibration or miners leaving, so I suppose that one keeps mining will have a good return, but judgement is on your side. The Sweet Spot Miner is nice used in this situation; you can put target hashrate, CPU usage or target rewards, and then the miner automatically adjusts the hashrate; in a situation, it may run with 0% cpu like stop mining.
Awesome news: Magi app is in development.
Release October 2015!
Release October 2015!
It's October!
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
I can understand your feeling. I guess there are two things you might take a look.
The actual hashrate changes vastly from time to time; what I see at this time. Averaging the hashrate in a time period will give an accurate value.
The another thing is that the rewards varies with hashrate; for example, right after huge hashrate comes a low-end period and big reward because of the network hashrate vibration or miners leaving, so I suppose that one keeps mining will have a good return, but judgement is on your side. The Sweet Spot Miner is nice used in this situation; you can put target hashrate, CPU usage or target rewards, and then the miner automatically adjusts the hashrate; in a situation, it may run with 0% cpu like stop mining.
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
i understand how you feel, but in the end this is better for us because this will prevent "bulldozers" to take all the coins.
asi aid i understand your feeling, mining magi is something different dunno why, but is like addictive, but sometimes is better to turn off or to reduce your cpu hash power since is not profitable.
btw you have some pretty good tools who can reduce for you the cpu power hash if it detects is not profitable atm, as i always said, this community is AWESOME.
http://ark.intel.com/products/80910/Intel-Xeon-Processor-E3-1231-v3-8M-Cache-3_40-GHz
I don't have internal gpu
there's a slight difference/2-3% with turbo boost, which is 3800 on two threads, but that is rare as OS consumes some cycles and it goes to 3700Mhz, on four threads it goes down to 3600 and stays there.
I am comparing equal % of total CPU load when running sweetspot to individually running 2-8 threads on 100% core load
I don't have internal gpu
there's a slight difference/2-3% with turbo boost, which is 3800 on two threads, but that is rare as OS consumes some cycles and it goes to 3700Mhz, on four threads it goes down to 3600 and stays there.
I am comparing equal % of total CPU load when running sweetspot to individually running 2-8 threads on 100% core load
When running ALL the threads at % your CPU goes below 3600MHz and the percentage is based on that value. So if you compare 50% of 4 threads running at 1000MHz to 100% of 2 threads running at 3600MHz you will get lower hash rate but you will get also lower power usage. 60% and 70% are not great savers on some CPUs but the only reason I included them was because someone wanted them there
The deal is to save energy when it is not profitable to mine, right
Anyway it is impossible for an external app to stop/start threads of the miner without restarting the miner. It is possible to pause them, but if the pause is greater than 2s then they will disconnect from the stratum.
you can start/stop those if you have 8(or more) copies of the miner - minerd1.exe, minerd2.exe, ...
That looks neat, closed source though I presume?
There are source links on the download page. As I recall, the project was originally closed-source, but the author open-sourced it to give back to the community.
I've noticed for pages now that you are frequently taking about SweetSpot, but what is it ? A software that improve mining ? Or something else ?
The Sweet Spot Miner (Official Magi site mirror, out of date) is a program (written in Delphi, I think?) that manages your hashing power (so you don't waste energy mining when the rewards are low). From the link above:
Quote
Sweet Spot Magi Miner is able:
- to hide the miner window so it will not waste your taskbar space.
- to hide itself into the system tray while running.
- to start the miner at LOW priority so the miner will not slow down your work.
- to check the current Network Hashrate and control the miner CPU usage targeting the Sweet Spot 22MH/s the Hash Rate you choose.
- to check the current Block Value and control the miner CPU usage targeting 12+XMG/Block the Block Value you choose.
And here's a screenshot of the interface, if you're curious:
That looks neat, closed source though I presume?
For the moment I stopped mining Magi, doesn't make fun watching my balance
I've added “Total balance” to the overview section of the wallet. I was getting tired of adding “stake” and “balance” together to see how much I had. I'm kind of new at git so I thought I'd ask how to check in these changes. Should I just run “git commit -a” on the main branch or is there some descriptions on how people should submit code changes?
I'm kind of new at git so I thought I'd ask how to check in these changes. Should I just run “git commit -a” on the main branch or is there some descriptions on how people should submit code changes? Thanks for that. Maybe make merge pull request, I'll check it out and merge into the repo.
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