On the pool CLO.Epool.io (PPLNS, N = 1000), small and therefore subsidized by other cryptopoles of the same cluster, but very convenient for keeping statistics, my actual hash is slightly lower than the hardware one. Conditional 12.3 CLO per day, which I receive on average in June,
correspond to approximately 10Mh / s (based on 1251 CLO / Ghs / day at the exchange rate and hashtate of the network at the time of writing and, correspondingly, 1.251 CLO / Mhs / day). At an income of 38 cents a day at a rate and expense for electricity 10 cents per day (6 cents / kWh, card capacity is 70 W, although it is less),
we get 280% of profitability (at the ether - about 100% on the calculator).
To take into account the separate power of the card, not the entire computer, in this case may seem incorrect, but do not forget that there is also a processor on which you can also make something (Monero, for example). My hardware hashed is 12.5 MH / s, which is higher than the stock values (reviews give 11.9 without overclocking) thanks, as it seems to me,
software environment. To search for optimal pools, the meaning, generally speaking, is (much depends on the speed of ping with the pool), but at our revisions, measured in cents, this is not a very productive waste of time.
