be sure to show tcatm some love.
Topic: [DEAD] DeepBit.net PPS+Prop,instant payouts, we pay for INVALID BLOCKS too - page 306. (Read 1601419 times)
March 08, 2011, 06:21:07 PM
March 08, 2011, 06:07:05 PM
Thank you Lex; that's a really cool web-site.
March 08, 2011, 06:03:53 PM
http://bitcoincharts.com shows next estimated difficulty in
March 08, 2011, 05:56:38 PM
Which web-site provides info about the next expected difficulty value and date please? http://nullvoid.org/bitcoin/ is down 99% of the time.
March 08, 2011, 07:39:25 AM
250 shares/hour here @300MH/s.
March 08, 2011, 03:07:01 AM
can you tell me 156Mhash/s how many shares/hour(average, minimum?) should produce - please with formulae :)
I'm a bit lost as I don't run 24/7
The expected generation output, at 156000 Khps, given current difficulty of 55590.23763914 , is 2.8226040045 BTC per day and 0.117608500188 BTC per hour (actually 3% less because of fee in Proportional mode). And this difficulty may change tomorrow. Use online mining calculator :)I'm a bit lost as I don't run 24/7
The average time to generate a block solo at 156000 Khps, given current difficulty of 55590.23763914 , is 2 weeks, 3 days, 17 hours, 8 minutes, and 21 seconds
Multiply number of shares per minute by 71 and you may possible get your speed in MH/s.
paulofisch gets 20 per hour, and (20/60)*71 = 23 MH/s
Calculate backwards if you want to get shares/minute for given speed.
March 08, 2011, 03:05:24 AM
can you tell me 156Mhash/s how many shares/hour(average, minimum?) should produce - please with formulae 
At 26Mhps I'm getting around 20 shares an hour. This has ranged between 13 and 26 though just last night.
Using this as a base you should be getting of the order of 120 shares per hour.
March 08, 2011, 02:48:06 AM
can you tell me 156Mhash/s how many shares/hour(average, minimum?) should produce - please with formulae
I'm a bit lost as I don't run 24/7
I'm a bit lost as I don't run 24/7
March 07, 2011, 10:15:08 PM
19 blocks today 
Yay for me and my laptop, I missed 10.
March 07, 2011, 08:02:49 PM
19 blocks today
March 07, 2011, 06:04:38 PM
My balance got emptied but I didn't receive anything, is everything ok?
Open your payments list on deepbit site and check if there was a payment. It should be there. March 07, 2011, 11:14:05 AM
Regardless, my question still stands. It always says my hash rate is higher than what I am seeing on my end.
This rate is based on how many shares you submit in a given 7 minute period to the server, rather than your actual reported rate on the client.
Each share is good for about 14.2MH/s. So far you've been quite lucky it seems.
March 07, 2011, 11:10:51 AM
How accurate are the hash rates on the 'my account' page?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
I think the server only calculates it for that particular 7min interval you submitted a hash block in.For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
Regardless, my question still stands. It always says my hash rate is higher than what I am seeing on my end.
You will see it be below at some point, you will see
March 07, 2011, 11:06:12 AM
How accurate are the hash rates on the 'my account' page?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
I think the server only calculates it for that particular 7min interval you submitted a hash block in.For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
Regardless, my question still stands. It always says my hash rate is higher than what I am seeing on my end.
March 07, 2011, 11:04:45 AM
How accurate are the hash rates on the 'my account' page?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
this goes up and down, at the end, your average will come to your actual Mh/s, but else it varies (ie: I vary between 150 and 350Mh/s but I'm actually mining at 273Mh/s)
It is indeed because of the 7 min thing
March 07, 2011, 11:03:52 AM
How accurate are the hash rates on the 'my account' page?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
I think the server only calculates it for that particular 7min interval you submitted a hash block in. For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
March 07, 2011, 10:52:38 AM
March 07, 2011, 10:49:01 AM
How accurate are the hash rates on the 'my account' page?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
For example, Ihave 2 instances of poclbm running and it says a pretty steady number of 298mhps on both. So just under 600mhps. But the server says Im hitting it with 650mhps. Is this a graphic issue on my end?
March 07, 2011, 10:45:52 AM
If I understand correctly, you get paid for every share to find with PPS, and with proportional you get paid the number of shares you contributed to finding a block?
Here you go ...
I just want to make sure i've understood the difference, please ...
Proportional: Reward is based on finding a block. (I think i'm wrong here)
Pay-per-Share: Reward is based on the number of shares submitted, and the price specified on the homepage per share.
Yes, you are right.Proportional: Reward is based on finding a block. (I think i'm wrong here)
Pay-per-Share: Reward is based on the number of shares submitted, and the price specified on the homepage per share.
Proportional: you get your part of the block when it's found. If you submitted 10000 shares and the block took 20000 to solve, you get half of all the reward.
Pay-per-Share: you get that fixed price for every share instantly, even if block is not found yet.
This does need to be simplified a bit more, e.g.
Proportional: . . . you get half of all the reward, less three percent, which is commission to the pool operator.
Pay-per-Share: . . . that fixed price is, on average, ten percent less than you would get on a statistical average over the long term.
I think these are fair commissions as they are in line with others. I mention it here only because if it is not completely clear to everyone, people are going to jump all over you when they finally get a clue and they are going to accuse you of cheating them. Look at Slush's pool . . . people were asking him pointed questions, as if he were up to no good, at a time he wasn't even charging anything. Just FYI, the only reason I left Slush's pool is that I was getting a large percentage of invalid/stale responses which may have accounted for a percentage of loss larger than anyone's commission. That may have been a problem on my end, and not with Slush's pool, but since it has apparently been eliminated, I will stick with your pool for awhile. My motto: Put all of your eggs in one basket. Then watch that basket.
March 07, 2011, 10:36:12 AM
My balance got emptied but I didn't receive anything, is everything ok?
Can confirm that I received mine at 1:43 am.
Jump to: