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Quote from: Dzeronimo on May 26, 2018, 05:09:11 PM

Can you please explain how you calculate hash rate for CN Heavy? For example, I can see that default RX570 hash rate for CN is 800 h/s, but cannot find for CN Heavy.

CN Heavy = CN*0.65
CN Lite=CN*1.8

We will add other CryptoNight algorithms in the main page.

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Can you please explain how you calculate hash rate for CN Heavy? For example, I can see that default RX570 hash rate for CN is 800 h/s, but cannot find for CN Heavy.

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Momo Cash added.

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Arto coin added.

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Saronite coin added.

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Triton coin added.

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Quote from: ppppph35 on May 21, 2018, 02:51:50 PM

Thank you, I think the software you provided is very useful. I think the interface is very simple and easy to master. With this software, I can see what the income is at any time.

Thanks for the nice comment

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Aura coin added.

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Thank you, I think the software you provided is very useful. I think the interface is very simple and easy to master. With this software, I can see what the income is at any time.

dukemc

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Its a nice platform and its working as excepted. Its good that there is some competition in this market

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Quote from: 4ward on May 21, 2018, 11:54:19 AM

If CryptoNightLiteV1 is the Turtle algo, maybe it's more correct to call it CryptoLight V7 (by analogy with CryptoNight V7)
Or as long as it's consistent for all coins on site, doesn't really matter... Wink

But please correct BitTube, since they use their custom variant of CryptoLight, which is CryptoLightIPBC (or however you would prefer to call it)

We collected them under CryptoLight

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If CryptoNightLiteV1 is the Turtle algo, maybe it's more correct to call it CryptoLight V7 (by analogy with CryptoNight V7)
Or as long as it's consistent for all coins on site, doesn't really matter... Wink

But please correct BitTube, since they use their custom variant of CryptoLight, which is CryptoLightIPBC (or however you would prefer to call it)

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Quote from: coincalculators.io on May 21, 2018, 11:23:04 AM

Quote from: skablast on May 21, 2018, 11:00:57 AM

As long as it as well other from C/N heavy will not appear in the calculation of the GPU page, they are a little useless.
Having monero as reference, it means that I will have to move to cryptunit to have a better picture.

Etash & CN are the most mined with AMD.

Does really have sense not being able to compare the two because a lot of coins of the second group aren't present in the calculation?
I understand not collecting all the data from all the coins, but having the data and not using them is weird.

So what's the point for AMD miners of visiting that page?

Better say: ok, thanks, I know you are working to improve.

You are totally right, we will add this feature.

feature is implemented.

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Quote from: skablast on May 21, 2018, 11:00:57 AM

As long as it as well other from C/N heavy will not appear in the calculation of the GPU page, they are a little useless.
Having monero as reference, it means that I will have to move to cryptunit to have a better picture.

Etash & CN are the most mined with AMD.

Does really have sense not being able to compare the two because a lot of coins of the second group aren't present in the calculation?
I understand not collecting all the data from all the coins, but having the data and not using them is weird.

So what's the point for AMD miners of visiting that page?

Better say: ok, thanks, I know you are working to improve.

You are totally right, we will add this feature.

skablast

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As long as it as well other from C/N heavy will not appear in the calculation of the GPU page, they are a little useless.
Having monero as reference, it means that I will have to move to cryptunit to have a better picture.

Etash & CN are the most mined with AMD.

Does really have sense not being able to compare the two because a lot of coins of the second group aren't present in the calculation?
I understand not collecting all the data from all the coins, but having the data and not using them is weird.

So what's the point for AMD miners of visiting that page?

Better say: ok, thanks, I know you are working to improve.

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Quote from: skablast on May 21, 2018, 08:24:51 AM

You know what will be really useful ?

A portfolio.
Everthing I found online is full of token and with few coins.
I will be happy with a portfolio of mineable coins

Btw, Haven protocol isn' t listed as well as most CN heavy coins

Haven protocol is listed, here is the link: https://www.coincalculators.io/coin.aspx?crypto=haven+protocol-mining-calculator

richx

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please add XDAG. best profitable for GPU miners.

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Quote from: coincalculators.io on May 21, 2018, 08:15:34 AM

Quote from: amey.pro on May 20, 2018, 02:05:06 PM

Hello!
I have a business proposal
When miner used your calculator and picked up coin for mining. He needs to find a pool for its mining.
I developed a new service to search pools for algorithms and coins: https://poolexplorer.com

I would like to offer cooperation. I could give the API for each coin, so that you can display a list of active pools for the coin.

Hello,
Thank you for the proposal, very nice and useful project.
We check all pools before adding to our recommended pool list so we don't prefer to use external service for this.

Thanks for the response. Well, good luck with your project. Wink

skablast

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You know what will be really useful ?

A portfolio.
Everthing I found online is full of token and with few coins.
I will be happy with a portfolio of mineable coins

Btw, Haven protocol isn' t listed as well as most CN heavy coins

coincalculators.io

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Quote from: amey.pro on May 20, 2018, 02:05:06 PM

Hello!
I have a business proposal
When miner used your calculator and picked up coin for mining. He needs to find a pool for its mining.
I developed a new service to search pools for algorithms and coins: https://poolexplorer.com

I would like to offer cooperation. I could give the API for each coin, so that you can display a list of active pools for the coin.

Hello,
Thank you for the proposal, very nice and useful project.
We check all pools before adding to our recommended pool list so we don't prefer to use external service for this.

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