Topic: [CLOSING DOWN] ScryptGuild Auto-Switching Pool - page 29. (Read 102241 times)

Thanks... So I guess I need to figure out a way to change intensity automatically since fast blocks need it much lower then 19...

Are you suggesting that I should be paying you a bonus as well?  Because the only fee on the pool at the moment is the 1% trading fee, which is optional.

Yes, there are coins that update that fast.  It's generally when a coin like Smartcoin has a diff adjustment that pushes diff down making it highly profitable for a very brief time.  The profit switcher takes expected stale share rates into account before switching to a coin where we can burst through blocks that quickly.

I have a question. Is there something wrong with my miner, pool or is this just normal:

Is there really such a feast blockchain or are you switching coins so fast? Or is this something complicity different? Even if I get a share in this fast switching it usualy end up rejected... I have about 10% of them...

Really liked this pool but Im moving on to another with more stats like btc/mhash daily etc... the most important for a miner to see....

bump

Fees are pretty low already.

i like this pool, but it's a pity that it does not grow.
finding some way to lower the fees could do the trick i guess.

what is the profit of this pool?

show somebody statistics

Or does that not work? -developmentally delayed suggestion?

Miners that don't mine enough to equal 0.00001 BTC worth of a coin when the normal conversion process happens.

IQ sub 90?

what are you classifying as a "very slow miner"

A small update to the timing of certain events was made now that sub 0.01 payouts are available:

If you are a very slow miner, you already only had your coins exchanged once per day in order to minimize the effects of rounding of the fees.  The timing of this once per day exchange has been moved to just before the daily payout for sub-0.01 thresholds.

Fixed.  Looks like that little piece of code was broken when the coins were removed.

 just trying to manage my workers, and tried to switch one to WDC, but wasn't letting me ... that wasn't one of the discontinued coins, was it 

Hi all,

Two perhaps stoopid questions so I apologise in advance

- How do I transfer my estimated mined coins to my BTC wallet at my exchange?

- Whats the time zone that the Worker Charts are on? I need to figure out my GMT position. +1 to time zone settings as well

Cheers

Hello

I want time zone settings.... GMT+1 here :/ confusing stuffz..

Huraaay!

thx for that!

It's the basic model with the dual firepro d300's. Using asteroid for mining on intensity 12. I knock one of the cards down to intensity 11 when I'm using the machine and it doesn't slow down normal use at all.


Liquid cooling was default on the old Power Mac G5 quad core models - because the PowerPC architecture didn't scale up very well and the fast chips had huge power consumption and thermal output. The Xbox 360 ran on PowerPC chips and we all know how reliable early models were...

Anyway, in terms of how they did it, the processor assembly included all of the liquid cooling hardware onboard, it was a closed maintenance-free system. They were failure prone, and worse, the power supply on those models was in the bottom of the machine so in the event of a liquid cooling leak, the fluid would flow directly into the 1000w power supply. You can imagine how that ended up. (I used to repair these machines professionally)

Here's a link with some photos and more info. http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac_g5/faq/powermac-g5-liquid-cooling-info-leaks-issues.html

The new cylindrical mac pro is definitely not liquid cooled, (trust me, I've taken it apart) although it does use a fairly novel "Thermal core" design which basically turns the whole machine into a cooling tower and only requires one large fan. While mining i manually have the fan pegged to full speed and the cards don't get above 70 degrees celsius.