Its like getting a loan exept you cant pay it back. And if that 1 ether goes up in price yorue all going to complain. Lets say it goes up to 1k, you prodce 4 coins in a year you will pay him 960$ for dual mining. So if you dont care about 960 $ give it to me. Even right now its about 300. All im saying it would be nice ifhe reduced the fee or limit it. Or let us buy the program. Or display ads lol
I cant get away with all this taxes need a Boston tea party again.
Topic: Claymores mining fees eth (Read 5053 times)
I looked at my packets and I see the miner devfees I assume https://ethermine.org/miners/0xc6F31A79526c641de4E432CB22a88BB577A67eaC
2.5% is too much I play 300$ a year, if eth goes up who knows how much its going to be.
Anybody agree with me?
2.5% is too much I play 300$ a year, if eth goes up who knows how much its going to be.
Anybody agree with me?
Can you at least get your numbers right and learn how to read at least the CM readme! Where did you go to school at, the Sam Houston Institute of Technology?
a) If the above address is truly you, you are making about $2k per day.
b) CM charges 1% for ETH only and 2% for dual mining.
c) As other have pointed out, did you not know about the no fee option, which reduces your hash rate by about 2% - 3%.
d) IIRC CM's ETH miner has a quirk in that running a low intensity in the dual mining side results in a bump in the ETH hash rate. So the extra 1% for dual mining is paid for.
e) I believe CM himself has claimed the slight speed up by using his miner pays for the fees.
e) Mining software yield is a messy question. It depends on your card, crash frequency of your setup, hash rate versus power draw, anyone of which could easily swamp a 1% hash rate change.
f) People who complain about this have no real world experience. If you have run a business and made money, you have to take credit cards. The typical charge to the merchant is about 2% - 3% of the transaction. If they are trying to scam you, they add on flat rate transaction fees. The cleanest rate I have seen is 2% per transaction and the money is deposited to your bank on a daily basis.
g) People who complain about mining fees probably are not accounting for the value of their time.
I figured out that isnt cm mining page but its still strange I sniffed a packet with eth_login and it gave me different accounts every time similar stats.
Thats not my address... I was saying it was claymores. But its not.
Thats not my address... I was saying it was claymores. But its not.
I looked at my packets and I see the miner devfees I assume https://ethermine.org/miners/0xc6F31A79526c641de4E432CB22a88BB577A67eaC
2.5% is too much I play 300$ a year, if eth goes up who knows how much its going to be.
Anybody agree with me?
2.5% is too much I play 300$ a year, if eth goes up who knows how much its going to be.
Anybody agree with me?
Can you at least get your numbers right and learn how to read at least the CM readme! Where did you go to school at, the Sam Houston Institute of Technology?
a) If the above address is truly you, you are making about $2k per day.
b) CM charges 1% for ETH only and 2% for dual mining.
c) As other have pointed out, did you not know about the no fee option, which reduces your hash rate by about 2% - 3%.
d) IIRC CM's ETH miner has a quirk in that running a low intensity in the dual mining side results in a bump in the ETH hash rate. So the extra 1% for dual mining is paid for.
e) I believe CM himself has claimed the slight speed up by using his miner pays for the fees.
e) Mining software yield is a messy question. It depends on your card, crash frequency of your setup, hash rate versus power draw, anyone of which could easily swamp a 1% hash rate change.
f) People who complain about this have no real world experience. If you have run a business and made money, you have to take credit cards. The typical charge to the merchant is about 2% - 3% of the transaction. If they are trying to scam you, they add on flat rate transaction fees. The cleanest rate I have seen is 2% per transaction and the money is deposited to your bank on a daily basis.
g) People who complain about mining fees probably are not accounting for the value of their time.
Looks like im going linux
ok ill stop whining. So can i view on my phone what SGMiner is doing, temps and stuff ? Can i dual mine on the side ?
temp yes, do 99% of claymore do, about dual mine i don't think so.
Do you need a dummy plug with sgminer? I
on linux you don't need it, only with window
ok ill stop whining. So can i view on my phone what SGMiner is doing, temps and stuff ? Can i dual mine on the side ?
temp yes, do 99% of claymore do, about dual mine i don't think so.
Do you need a dummy plug with sgminer? I
ok ill stop whining. So can i view on my phone what SGMiner is doing, temps and stuff ? Can i dual mine on the side ?
temp yes, do 99% of claymore do, about dual mine i don't think so.
ok ill stop whining. So can i view on my phone what SGMiner is doing, temps and stuff ? Can i dual mine on the side ?
Don't use his software then, its that simple.
What is actually insane is paying 3% to move bitcoin...
I thought the whole point of digital currency was to make it cheap to move it.
I think I paid $10 to be albe to use BTC at newegg my last order.
This has to get fixed.
2% to someone who actually provided me with a service which actually makes me more money than the free version. Worth it.
I thought the whole point of digital currency was to make it cheap to move it.
I think I paid $10 to be albe to use BTC at newegg my last order.
This has to get fixed.
2% to someone who actually provided me with a service which actually makes me more money than the free version. Worth it.
Stop with the fucking whining. You wouldn't be making shit without him obviously since you aren't aware that their are alternatives. Claymore opened the flood gates for all you noobs with his easy to use software. You should be thanking him.
If you don't like it, stop using his software.
If you don't like it, stop using his software.
Well it's too much, with dual mining it's over 2% when etherium become 1000$ count your loses... Just saying. Witch one has similar hasrates miner?
If somebody can develop 1% fee miner, I will use that.
Well it's too much, with dual mining it's over 2% when etherium become 1000$ count your loses... Just saying. Witch one has similar hasrates miner?
You should be happy, that there are such guys like Claymore.
Why should he develope his software for free? Don't be greedy... Decent economy should work like this for example:
You pay for service, Claymore pay for his costs, take his car to car mechanic (instead to repair it home), car mechanic pay for IT guy to repair his computer (instead of ask a friend to do for a beer ), IT guy repair his PC and pay for painter to paint his room (instead of doing himself).
By this way everyone will have their deserved money for their work.
Why should he develope his software for free? Don't be greedy... Decent economy should work like this for example:
You pay for service, Claymore pay for his costs, take his car to car mechanic (instead to repair it home), car mechanic pay for IT guy to repair his computer (instead of ask a friend to do for a beer ), IT guy repair his PC and pay for painter to paint his room (instead of doing himself).
By this way everyone will have their deserved money for their work.
1% eth only mining
Claymore claims 1% mining fee?
What rig do you have for ETH ?
if you agree with claymore fee, you can use option "-nofee 1" or you can use another miner.
for example there is "gatelessgate" a open source miner without fee, only "donation" if you want.
or "excavator" a close source without fee.
etc...
you can stop mining too if you agree so much
this discussion come back many time. read the forum, the thread of claymore miner and another.
for example there is "gatelessgate" a open source miner without fee, only "donation" if you want.
or "excavator" a close source without fee.
etc...
you can stop mining too if you agree so much
this discussion come back many time. read the forum, the thread of claymore miner and another.
deja vu thread
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