Just dropped in to say thanks to everyone who's still hashing here.
Keep on hashing, we'll crack one sooner or later
Topic: ckpool.org CLOSED - page 154. (Read 162894 times)
Every little bit counts. Thanks for joining us.
Just dropped in to say thanks to everyone who's still hashing here.
Keep on hashing, we'll crack one sooner or later
Just dropped in to say thanks to everyone who's still hashing here.
Keep on hashing, we'll crack one sooner or later
so i ordered today 2 x gekko 2pac to help out in the pool.ok it will help very very little.
...I pulled all my rental coin out of nicehash and no longer rent from them.
I have mixed feelings after making 0.8BTC (and a 0.2BTC rental for here), doing roll-overs on an alt with an initial 0.03BTC rental this weekend (basically turning .03BTC into 1BTC). In mining (as in poker, craps, and roulette): some days are winners and some days suck ass. I pulled all my rental coin out of nicehash and no longer rent from them.
You have issues with their service now? Are you still renting anything? MRR is probably the only other substantially sized renter available as far as I'm aware. 
Another one for the solo pool! Block #477392 solved
Our turn now! C'mon pool.ckpool.org block, we are ready for ya! (yes, I talk to blocks that have not been found yet)
Our turn now! C'mon pool.ckpool.org block, we are ready for ya! (yes, I talk to blocks that have not been found yet)
I think to them
I pulled all my rental coin out of nicehash and no longer rent from them.
@m1n3m1n3m1n3
Did you ever get any action from your NH ticket?
They closed mine without even so much as a reply.
Did you ever get any action from your NH ticket?
They closed mine without even so much as a reply.
Maybe switch to MRR at least you can control renting and with who. Service is great.
Far too many MMR "miners" are NH resellers; do so with caution. Maybe I will toss some here.
near as I can tell we have done 1,000,000,000 plus
and 700,000,000 would be average luck so we are due
Every hash is welcome and appreciated near as I can tell we have done 1,000,000,000 plus
and 700,000,000 would be average luck so we are due
Just bear in mind someone else is mining here renting from NH so make sure you're not competing with him.
Maybe I will toss some here.
near as I can tell we have done 1,000,000,000 plus
and 700,000,000 would be average luck so we are due
near as I can tell we have done 1,000,000,000 plus
and 700,000,000 would be average luck so we are due
Maybe switch to MRR at least you can control renting and with who. Service is great.
Am I able to connect to this using a Rockminer T1? So far no luck.
So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
Read the website instructions please.So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
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If you have an asicminer tube/prisma, you can use a custom port 3335 (only accepts usernames without worker extensions) eg:
solo.ckpool.org:3335
solo.ckpool.org:3335
I was on this site:http://ckpool.org/ It didn't say anything about that.
Now I have found the solo site. Thank you.
Unfortunately it still doesn't work.
Am I able to connect to this using a Rockminer T1? So far no luck.
So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
Read the website instructions please.So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
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If you have an asicminer tube/prisma, you can use a custom port 3335 (only accepts usernames without worker extensions) eg:
solo.ckpool.org:3335
solo.ckpool.org:3335
Am I able to connect to this using a Rockminer T1? So far no luck.
So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
So far no luck with any pool with the T1...
Quote from: NiceHash Help
Lower difficulty puts more stress on fast ASIC miners since the miner has to process an excessive number of shares in a short period of time. If the miner would be working only on a few shares with higher difficulty the efficiency of the miner would be higher.
@ckI was under the impression that ASICs are always processing 1diff shares and all that diff setting means is "Don't send any result under this value to the server". Have I been wrong about that all of this time? Or are they just over-simplifying and calling "processing" the act of sending to the server?
Quote from: NiceHash Help
Lower difficulty puts more stress on fast ASIC miners since the miner has to process an excessive number of shares in a short period of time. If the miner would be working only on a few shares with higher difficulty the efficiency of the miner would be higher.
@ckI was under the impression that ASICs are always processing 1diff shares and all that diff setting means is "Don't send any result under this value to the server". Have I been wrong about that all of this time? Or are they just over-simplifying and calling "processing" the act of sending to the server?
Yeah, I didn't have problems with them before they updated the site. I put in a ticket telling them all the issues I had and basically that the site/service sucks now. lol Lots of bugs, I was even getting odd errors when just trying to place an order.
I even have these issues with my current order placed on the old site. Nicehash recently implemented a minimum difficulty for all algo's the list is at https://new.nicehash.com/pool-operators sha256 is currently minimum difficulty of 16384. Just personal opinion but it seems like a cash grab on their part.
Not sure what's up with nicehash, I tried to rent some hash and the orders keep canceling. Now it says min diff is 65535
So, if they don't put enough hash on the connection, then they disconnect it for not having a diff higher than the diff should be for that hashrate.
And in the meantime they charge "Extra rewards" of about 30% of what they disconnect.
I have a question,
Since I've read an article that bitmain will split BTC and all the pools they are managing are signaling all blocks with segwitx2
What we will get if we find a block after the split?
This and the solo pool are compatible with the upcoming segwit component of the New York Agreement AKA segwit2x soft fork and any blocks we find will be valid and accepted. Of course we need to actually have a hashrate to find blocks... Since I've read an article that bitmain will split BTC and all the pools they are managing are signaling all blocks with segwitx2
What we will get if we find a block after the split?
Hopefully it shall help us crack this elusive block. . .
In ck's [BETA] pool, elusive block cracks the pool!- sorry ck, I couldn't resist
.earl
I have a question,
Since I've read an article that bitmain will split BTC and all the pools they are managing are signaling all blocks with segwitx2
What we will get if we find a block after the split?
Hopefully it shall help us crack this elusive block. . .
In ck's [BETA] pool, elusive block cracks the pool!- sorry ck, I couldn't resist
.earl
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