Topic: [ANN][Pool][Profit-Switch][Optional Auto-Exchange per Coin][Vardiff] ~ Hashcows - page 161. (Read 347332 times)
October 19, 2013, 04:18:11 AM
Black Hawk down.
October 19, 2013, 12:20:35 AM
TX Fees > It should be relative?
MinCoin at 0.1 is a great deal more than WDC at 0.1
MinCoin at 0.1 is a great deal more than WDC at 0.1
No response to this one?
Is it not possible to modify TX fees?
October 18, 2013, 10:12:04 PM
Is it possible to allow us to lock our difficulty? The vardiff is causing huge swings in difficulty (ranging from 47 to 1000) causing many of my shares to be rejected with the reason: REJECTED: (-2, u'Share is above target', None)
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
The groundwork is in place for this, yes. I'd say look for it next week sometime.
I'll be looking forward to it!
October 18, 2013, 10:08:41 PM
Is it possible to allow us to lock our difficulty? The vardiff is causing huge swings in difficulty (ranging from 47 to 1000) causing many of my shares to be rejected with the reason: REJECTED: (-2, u'Share is above target', None)
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
The groundwork is in place for this, yes. I'd say look for it next week sometime.
October 18, 2013, 09:47:27 PM
Is it possible to allow us to lock our difficulty? The vardiff is causing huge swings in difficulty (ranging from 47 to 1000) causing many of my shares to be rejected with the reason: REJECTED: (-2, u'Share is above target', None)
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
I'm using a single stratum proxy to easier manage my workers.
October 18, 2013, 05:23:27 PM
Once again if there is anything needed and you cant get a hold of us through bitcointalk, please visit our irc channel on freenode #hashcows
October 18, 2013, 05:16:23 PM
Hello Hash Cows!
I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
You have only been on the pool for 2 hours, so your estimated btc earnings is only based on what has been mined so far. At this moment, my estimate is .0389, mining since the payment last night. Your earning estimate starts over after payment each night.I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
Thanks for the explanation. I will stay on and see what happens.
October 18, 2013, 05:05:17 PM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining 
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?Use CGWatcher to monitor your miner(s).
I wasnt aware it supported BFGminer
thanks will have a butchers tonight You may need to switch to CGMiner, i don't think it supports BFGminer.
not likely
cgminer was a right PITA (unless the new version has dropped needing 3rd party usb drivers...) (USB block erupters)I run cgminer for my gpu mining and bfgminer for my sha-256 mining. I am running both programs on three workstations, 2x Win8Pro and 1x Win7Pro.
The cgminer has stalled/hung up on me a few times but only after 4 or 5 days of mining. I now restart it manually every three days.
October 18, 2013, 04:59:17 PM
Hello Hash Cows!
I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
You have only been on the pool for 2 hours, so your estimated btc earnings is only based on what has been mined so far. At this moment, my estimate is .0389, mining since the payment last night. Your earning estimate starts over after payment each night. I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
October 18, 2013, 04:53:15 PM
Hello Hash Cows!
I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
I have been trying this pool out, but I always get unnerved by the estimated btc per day.
Here I am today after 2 hours on the pool, hashing along at 2.9 Mh/s at 18i with 8-10% rejects according to both the site and cgminer. However my estimated btc per day is only 0.01921535 ?!?!
I made more than that in 10 hours this morning mining wdc.
Surely something is amiss here! This pool looks so good on paper... many of the coins being mined have a higher profitability than wdc! It is a real test of willpower to stay on the pool while staring down that estimated btc/day figure though. Is it just wrong? Can someone help me out here?
October 18, 2013, 03:03:34 PM
We are working on a few different options miners can set for difficulty...
1) a static diff per worker, it never changes, vardiff never touches you.
2) A minimum diff, you start at this, but vardiff may increase you if it sees fit, but you'd never go lower.
3) Regular vardiff (though still utilizing the caching from previous round).
and we appreciate all the help you guys provide to each other within the thread, the Hashcow community has been great!
1) a static diff per worker, it never changes, vardiff never touches you.
2) A minimum diff, you start at this, but vardiff may increase you if it sees fit, but you'd never go lower.
3) Regular vardiff (though still utilizing the caching from previous round).
and we appreciate all the help you guys provide to each other within the thread, the Hashcow community has been great!
October 18, 2013, 01:49:20 PM
TX Fees > It should be relative?
MinCoin at 0.1 is a great deal more than WDC at 0.1
MinCoin at 0.1 is a great deal more than WDC at 0.1
October 18, 2013, 09:20:15 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?Use CGWatcher to monitor your miner(s).
I wasnt aware it supported BFGminer
thanks will have a butchers tonight You may need to switch to CGMiner, i don't think it supports BFGminer.
not likely
cgminer was a right PITA (unless the new version has dropped needing 3rd party usb drivers...) (USB block erupters) 
October 18, 2013, 09:13:29 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?Use CGWatcher to monitor your miner(s).
I wasnt aware it supported BFGminer
thanks will have a butchers tonight You may need to switch to CGMiner, i don't think it supports BFGminer.
October 18, 2013, 08:25:06 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?i have my system set to restart 4 times a day (once every 6 hours) cause i'd rather be down for 4 min a day rather than hours/days if i don't notice my miners freeze
October 18, 2013, 06:39:17 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?Use CGWatcher to monitor your miner(s).
I wasnt aware it supported BFGminer
thanks will have a butchers tonight October 18, 2013, 06:30:02 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?Use CGWatcher to monitor your miner(s).
October 18, 2013, 06:24:36 AM
hi guys, my miners were hung this morning - using BFGminer on Win7 - closed it down and reloaded and works fine now - lost over 6 hours mining was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future?
was it a server issue (stopped @ 1.30am) or just a bug my end? any suggestions on how to prevent this in future? October 18, 2013, 04:47:41 AM
A/R Ratio is about 13% in CGMiner but I transmit stale shares instead of dropping them.
Just noticed that due to Vardiff issues, I found some rejects "Share is above target"
If your Diff changes dynamically, Hashco.ws must still accept the previous diff shares and not reject them.
This is a bug and needs fixing. Now I see why we are losing/getting rejects. All due to Vardiff rejecting when a vardiff increases.
So, for example, I was on vardiff 165, and hit 2 blocks as 224/165 and 232/165 but the vardiff changed to 265 at the time I transmitted my shares. Hashco.ws rejected my previously 165 diff shares.
Please add feature in Vardiff:
- if share diff changes, allow 2-5 seconds from previous vardiff level to be accepted.
- temp store previous vardiff level to be able to accept the shares.
now if I look at it, I am noticing these errors every few blocks we find.
Just noticed that due to Vardiff issues, I found some rejects "Share is above target"
If your Diff changes dynamically, Hashco.ws must still accept the previous diff shares and not reject them.
This is a bug and needs fixing. Now I see why we are losing/getting rejects. All due to Vardiff rejecting when a vardiff increases.
So, for example, I was on vardiff 165, and hit 2 blocks as 224/165 and 232/165 but the vardiff changed to 265 at the time I transmitted my shares. Hashco.ws rejected my previously 165 diff shares.
Please add feature in Vardiff:
- if share diff changes, allow 2-5 seconds from previous vardiff level to be accepted.
- temp store previous vardiff level to be able to accept the shares.
now if I look at it, I am noticing these errors every few blocks we find.
October 17, 2013, 11:04:07 PM
ya i'm doing 1.4mhash and advraging 0.016-0.020 per day
Today, I am getting about ~0.011/mh/sec
For 3.3mh/sec I got 0.037 BTC... lowest all week.
we need to start buying up the higher valued coins...
I am looking at coins that are not on Cryptsy (ASC, OSC) and they are staying strong and people are making money buying and trading them the old fashion way. Check out COINEX.PW and you will see how they are selling and buying coins well there.
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