Topic: Ethereum Profit Calculators Reporting 25% More Profit than Reality (Read 1652 times)
Where can I find ETC frontier-style diff?
June 23, 2016, 01:16:50 PM
I was with nanopool for about a week and just switched to ethermine. I do feel as though my stats are about 10%+ better over at ethermine. Just my observation. You maight give it a try for 24 hours and see if you notice anything.
http://ethermine.org/miners/1a69ae2cf6c678693811f435b3b3b65e5f614564#workers
im using claymore 4.5 and 4.6.
Still shy of what the calculator shows. 2.7-2.9 eth per day based on my current speed and shares submitted.
http://ethermine.org/miners/1a69ae2cf6c678693811f435b3b3b65e5f614564#workers
im using claymore 4.5 and 4.6.
Still shy of what the calculator shows. 2.7-2.9 eth per day based on my current speed and shares submitted.
Ethermine calculator should be reliable. The best is still to go to Dwarfpool for a day, and you'll be fixed, since you have very detailed stats per hour. Plus, for now, there's 0% fees.
June 23, 2016, 10:51:40 AM
I was with nanopool for about a week and just switched to ethermine. I do feel as though my stats are about 10%+ better over at ethermine. Just my observation. You maight give it a try for 24 hours and see if you notice anything.
http://ethermine.org/miners/1a69ae2cf6c678693811f435b3b3b65e5f614564#workers
im using claymore 4.5 and 4.6.
Still shy of what the calculator shows. 2.7-2.9 eth per day based on my current speed and shares submitted.
http://ethermine.org/miners/1a69ae2cf6c678693811f435b3b3b65e5f614564#workers
im using claymore 4.5 and 4.6.
Still shy of what the calculator shows. 2.7-2.9 eth per day based on my current speed and shares submitted.
June 23, 2016, 03:29:18 AM
The reason is that you need to put the Frontier-style difficulty. Check on Dwarfpool, you'll see both of them.
June 23, 2016, 02:03:58 AM
i'm getting what etehruemscan is saying, give or take, i'm with dwarf and their stratum
June 23, 2016, 01:57:53 AM
Calculator(not precise after homestead release, use Frontier-style diff)
Frontier-style diff 62
http://karldiab.com/EthereumMiningCalculator/
Frontier-style diff 62
http://karldiab.com/EthereumMiningCalculator/
June 22, 2016, 10:37:47 PM
I have 3 ETH Rigs that are hashing a total of ~265Mh/s
The current calculated daily profit reported by WhatToMine.com and other ETH calculators is $29.17 (Excluding Electricity Fee) while Nanopool is reporting a daily profit of $21.72 based on my hash-speed.
I hate to be missing on an additional 25% profit so I was wondering if there is something I am doing wrong!
My current rigs contain a total of 9 GPUs:
Here is a link of my overall performance on nanopool: http://nanopool.org/account/0x04fBCD79f6C1aEafbCd47C2c4adCE2e2A4e8aaf2
- I have all cards OCed and running at 1180/1500 on afterburner (Electricity is 0.03 cents/kw where I live so I really don't care about the extra power draw for an extra hash or two on each GPU)
- Mining on my R9s using Claymore's ETHDEC miner (v4.5) and solely mining ETH with it.
- Mining on my 970s using ethminer
- Mining on Windows 10 64bit
- All GPUs are running between 68-72 degrees celsius (24/7)
- I have ETHProxy running on all 3 rigs.
What am I doing wrong here? I would appreciate any advice!
If someone is able to help me get an extra 15-20% in daily profit, I will gladly donate some ETHER.
on coinotron i seem to be getting the correct payouts per the calculatorsThe current calculated daily profit reported by WhatToMine.com and other ETH calculators is $29.17 (Excluding Electricity Fee) while Nanopool is reporting a daily profit of $21.72 based on my hash-speed.
I hate to be missing on an additional 25% profit so I was wondering if there is something I am doing wrong!
My current rigs contain a total of 9 GPUs:
- 2 x Nvidia 970: Each hashing at 16-18Mh/s = ~34Mh/s Total
- 5 x R9 390x: Each hashing at 33-34Mh/s = ~165Mh/s Total
- 2 x R9 390: Each hashing at 31-33MH/s = ~64MH/s Total
Here is a link of my overall performance on nanopool: http://nanopool.org/account/0x04fBCD79f6C1aEafbCd47C2c4adCE2e2A4e8aaf2
- I have all cards OCed and running at 1180/1500 on afterburner (Electricity is 0.03 cents/kw where I live so I really don't care about the extra power draw for an extra hash or two on each GPU)
- Mining on my R9s using Claymore's ETHDEC miner (v4.5) and solely mining ETH with it.
- Mining on my 970s using ethminer
- Mining on Windows 10 64bit
- All GPUs are running between 68-72 degrees celsius (24/7)
- I have ETHProxy running on all 3 rigs.
What am I doing wrong here? I would appreciate any advice!
If someone is able to help me get an extra 15-20% in daily profit, I will gladly donate some ETHER.
June 22, 2016, 09:00:18 PM
I dont think there is much you can do.. I am getting the same thing..
When you set your calculators block time to around 17 seconds you get the same calculation like on nanopool..
When you set your calculators block time to around 17 seconds you get the same calculation like on nanopool..
June 22, 2016, 08:49:38 PM
I have 3 ETH Rigs that are hashing a total of ~265Mh/s
The current calculated daily profit reported by WhatToMine.com and other ETH calculators is $29.17 (Excluding Electricity Fee) while Nanopool is reporting a daily profit of $21.72 based on my hash-speed.
I hate to be missing on an additional 25% profit so I was wondering if there is something I am doing wrong!
My current rigs contain a total of 9 GPUs:
Here is a link of my overall performance on nanopool: http://nanopool.org/account/0x04fBCD79f6C1aEafbCd47C2c4adCE2e2A4e8aaf2
- I have all cards OCed and running at 1180/1500 on afterburner (Electricity is 0.03 cents/kw where I live so I really don't care about the extra power draw for an extra hash or two on each GPU)
- Mining on my R9s using Claymore's ETHDEC miner (v4.5) and solely mining ETH with it.
- Mining on my 970s using ethminer
- Mining on Windows 10 64bit
- All GPUs are running between 68-72 degrees celsius (24/7)
- I have ETHProxy running on all 3 rigs.
What am I doing wrong here? I would appreciate any advice!
If someone is able to help me get an extra 15-20% in daily profit, I will gladly donate some ETHER.
The current calculated daily profit reported by WhatToMine.com and other ETH calculators is $29.17 (Excluding Electricity Fee) while Nanopool is reporting a daily profit of $21.72 based on my hash-speed.
I hate to be missing on an additional 25% profit so I was wondering if there is something I am doing wrong!
My current rigs contain a total of 9 GPUs:
- 2 x Nvidia 970: Each hashing at 16-18Mh/s = ~34Mh/s Total
- 5 x R9 390x: Each hashing at 33-34Mh/s = ~165Mh/s Total
- 2 x R9 390: Each hashing at 31-33MH/s = ~64MH/s Total
Here is a link of my overall performance on nanopool: http://nanopool.org/account/0x04fBCD79f6C1aEafbCd47C2c4adCE2e2A4e8aaf2
- I have all cards OCed and running at 1180/1500 on afterburner (Electricity is 0.03 cents/kw where I live so I really don't care about the extra power draw for an extra hash or two on each GPU)
- Mining on my R9s using Claymore's ETHDEC miner (v4.5) and solely mining ETH with it.
- Mining on my 970s using ethminer
- Mining on Windows 10 64bit
- All GPUs are running between 68-72 degrees celsius (24/7)
- I have ETHProxy running on all 3 rigs.
What am I doing wrong here? I would appreciate any advice!
If someone is able to help me get an extra 15-20% in daily profit, I will gladly donate some ETHER.
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