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Quote from: CryptoWatcher420 on January 05, 2018, 07:07:01 AM

Quote from: crypper on January 05, 2018, 06:53:37 AM

Quote from: CryptoWatcher420 on January 05, 2018, 06:04:29 AM

suprnova sucks that's why id try to find a different zcl pool, I tried to mine zcash there at supernova and I ended up switching to flypool lol

Flypool for ZEC would be my choice too; in fact it was until I discovered MiningPoolHub. ZEC is far not the most profitable coin to mine at the moment. At MPH you can switch easily between coins (or even set up autoswitch) and autoexchange mined coins to a coin of your choice. So mine whatever is most profitable at the moment and get paid in whatever you prefer (ZEC if you wish). Highly recommend.

did mph and didn't like it, especially since I don't use the auto switch, btw you pay there fees for convenience, as matter of fact I don't like any place you have to set up an account just to mine, if I cant use JUST my wallet addy then that's just too much hassle

there are other other better pools, for zcl id try miningspeed with there .4 percent fee, last I check mph has a 1 percent fee

How long does it take to register with fake credentials through Tor (I don't say you should)? 30 sec. But the main point is that ZEC is 30% less profitable to mine then ZCL at the moment. It could revert tomorrow. So you suggest to jump from one pool to another? Dono. They actually charge smaller fee (0.9%) then flypool (1%). And fee for autoexchange are negligible (0.25% as I remember). It's of course personal choice where and how to mine, but it's always good to know your options.

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Quote from: crypper on January 05, 2018, 06:53:37 AM

Quote from: CryptoWatcher420 on January 05, 2018, 06:04:29 AM

suprnova sucks that's why id try to find a different zcl pool, I tried to mine zcash there at supernova and I ended up switching to flypool lol

Flypool for ZEC would be my choice too; in fact it was until I discovered MiningPoolHub. ZEC is far not the most profitable coin to mine at the moment. At MPH you can switch easily between coins (or even set up autoswitch) and autoexchange mined coins to a coin of your choice. So mine whatever is most profitable at the moment and get paid in whatever you prefer (ZEC if you wish). Highly recommend.

did mph and didn't like it, especially since I don't use the auto switch, btw you pay there fees for convenience, as matter of fact I don't like any place you have to set up an account just to mine, if I cant use JUST my wallet addy then that's just too much hassle

there are other other better pools, for zcl id try miningspeed with there .4 percent fee, last I check mph has a 1 percent fee

crypper

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Quote from: CryptoWatcher420 on January 05, 2018, 06:04:29 AM

suprnova sucks that's why id try to find a different zcl pool, I tried to mine zcash there at supernova and I ended up switching to flypool lol

Flypool for ZEC would be my choice too; in fact it was until I discovered MiningPoolHub. ZEC is far not the most profitable coin to mine at the moment. At MPH you can switch easily between coins (or even set up autoswitch) and autoexchange mined coins to a coin of your choice. So mine whatever is most profitable at the moment and get paid in whatever you prefer (ZEC if you wish). Highly recommend.

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Quote from: stantpro on January 05, 2018, 06:39:11 AM

What is the processor's speed of this EWBF's Zcash cuda miner to further understand and appreciate
the fastness of mining process.Hence, determining how long it takes to complete a mining cycle.Talking also
about version, does it mean there is going to be another version upgrade of this same coin in the future?

Dude, no offence but do you understand what you are talking about? What is "processor's speed", "mining cycle" and "fastness of mining"?

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What is the processor's speed of this EWBF's Zcash cuda miner to further understand and appreciate
the fastness of mining process.Hence, determining how long it takes to complete a mining cycle.Talking also
about version, does it mean there is going to be another version upgrade of this same coin in the future?

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Quote from: Bluemustang on January 04, 2018, 11:40:06 PM

I'm mining ZCL and my miner reports around 620Sol/s but on the dashboard of my suprnova account page it shows my hashrate fluctuating wildly between 450ish sol/s to over 700 sol/s. Furthermore whattomine.com says with 620 sol/s i should be making just under $7 per 24 hours. Calculating how much ZCL i've made so far (been running about 10 hours) im only making a little under $5/24h.

This doesnt look right does it?

suprnova sucks that's why id try to find a different zcl pool, I tried to mine zcash there at supernova and I ended up switching to flypool lol

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Quote from: crypper on January 05, 2018, 04:45:52 AM

Quote from: Atronoss on January 05, 2018, 04:21:17 AM

And again, you are not right, since in short run, like one day, the LUCK plays a role. Smaller pool sometimes doesn't not find the block for a half of day, and some days it can find three blocks almost in a row plus some additional over day. So your day to day payouts would differ significantly, but let it run whole month and probability and luck doesn't play a role anymore (or very less significant).

He ran the miner for 10 hours, if Suprnova is small pool for ZCL, then luck matters.

Nope, here I'm right. Suprnova is 25% of overall hashrate for ZCL. With their hash power block time should be ~10 min and they should find ~150 blocks per day (that's my best estimate, you can check and give us more accurate numbers). So.... everything else is I guess clear.

OK, yes, if it is that big, it doesn't matter in his/this case of course. I meant you said "reward should be ~the same on any pool", and yes it should, but only on long run (month), but it can differ a lot in just days.

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Quote from: Atronoss on January 05, 2018, 04:21:17 AM

And again, you are not right, since in short run, like one day, the LUCK plays a role. Smaller pool sometimes doesn't not find the block for a half of day, and some days it can find three blocks almost in a row plus some additional over day. So your day to day payouts would differ significantly, but let it run whole month and probability and luck doesn't play a role anymore (or very less significant).

He ran the miner for 10 hours, if Suprnova is small pool for ZCL, then luck matters.

Nope, here I'm right. Suprnova is 25% of overall hashrate for ZCL. With their hash power block time should be ~10 min and they should find ~150 blocks per day (that's my best estimate, you can check and give us more accurate numbers). So.... everything else is I guess clear.

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Quote from: crypper on January 05, 2018, 03:46:06 AM

Quote from: jrrccmining on January 05, 2018, 02:22:23 AM

Quote from: Bluemustang on January 04, 2018, 11:40:06 PM

I'm mining ZCL and my miner reports around 620Sol/s but on the dashboard of my suprnova account page it shows my hashrate fluctuating wildly between 450ish sol/s to over 700 sol/s. Furthermore whattomine.com says with 620 sol/s i should be making just under $7 per 24 hours. Calculating how much ZCL i've made so far (been running about 10 hours) im only making a little under $5/24h.

This doesnt look right does it?

https://i.imgur.com/FDlsyiy.jpg

That’s right. Just read the bottom of the Suprnova dashboard: “Refresh interval: 60 seconds, worker and account 60 seconds. Hashrate based on shares submitted in the past 5 minutes.”

Also, WhatToMine is based on an expected reward you can earn per day. The amount you earn per day depends on how many blocks the pool you mine with finds and what your payout is. Suprnova is an okay ZCL pool, but their hash is pretty low compared to others and they find less blocks per 24 hours as well. That’s all relative to how many people are mining and what your % of the reward is, but I wouldn’t mind ZCL there.

This is not right. They find fewer blocks, but they distribute the reward between fewer people; so you reward should be ~the same on any pool. The reason is that difficulty and price of the coin fluctuates during the day. You took a snapshot of $7 per 24 h, but that doesn't meen it was constant through the day, now it may be $5 or $9. Plus we don't know how stable your miner is: reconnects, bad shares, pool and miner's fees, etc; all adds up.

And again, you are not right, since in short run, like one day, the LUCK plays a role. Smaller pool sometimes doesn't not find the block for a half of day, and some days it can find three blocks almost in a row plus some additional over day. So your day to day payouts would differ significantly, but let it run whole month and probability and luck doesn't play a role anymore (or very less significant).

He ran the miner for 10 hours, if Suprnova is small pool for ZCL, then luck matters.

For other things, you are right of course, that matters too, but mining on small pool shortly is tricky.

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Quote from: jrrccmining on January 05, 2018, 02:22:23 AM

Quote from: Bluemustang on January 04, 2018, 11:40:06 PM

I'm mining ZCL and my miner reports around 620Sol/s but on the dashboard of my suprnova account page it shows my hashrate fluctuating wildly between 450ish sol/s to over 700 sol/s. Furthermore whattomine.com says with 620 sol/s i should be making just under $7 per 24 hours. Calculating how much ZCL i've made so far (been running about 10 hours) im only making a little under $5/24h.

This doesnt look right does it?

That’s right. Just read the bottom of the Suprnova dashboard: “Refresh interval: 60 seconds, worker and account 60 seconds. Hashrate based on shares submitted in the past 5 minutes.”

Also, WhatToMine is based on an expected reward you can earn per day. The amount you earn per day depends on how many blocks the pool you mine with finds and what your payout is. Suprnova is an okay ZCL pool, but their hash is pretty low compared to others and they find less blocks per 24 hours as well. That’s all relative to how many people are mining and what your % of the reward is, but I wouldn’t mind ZCL there.

This is not right. They find fewer blocks, but they distribute the reward between fewer people; so you reward should be ~the same on any pool. The reason is that difficulty and price of the coin fluctuates during the day. You took a snapshot of $7 per 24 h, but that doesn't meen it was constant through the day, now it may be $5 or $9. Plus we don't know how stable your miner is: reconnects, bad shares, pool and miner's fees, etc; all adds up.

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Quote from: Atronoss on January 04, 2018, 03:39:03 PM

Yes and no, since workers are specific for each pool, at least for ZEC and HUSH as example. So his user name was right, but workers weren't (they did not existed).

Yes, you are right, his workers didn't exist and that was the problem. But you can use the same workers and passwords for all the accounts - just FYI. Nevertheless, it's solved. Happy mining.

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Quote from: Bluemustang on January 04, 2018, 11:40:06 PM

I'm mining ZCL and my miner reports around 620Sol/s but on the dashboard of my suprnova account page it shows my hashrate fluctuating wildly between 450ish sol/s to over 700 sol/s. Furthermore whattomine.com says with 620 sol/s i should be making just under $7 per 24 hours. Calculating how much ZCL i've made so far (been running about 10 hours) im only making a little under $5/24h.

This doesnt look right does it?

https://i.imgur.com/FDlsyiy.jpg

That’s right. Just read the bottom of the Suprnova dashboard: “Refresh interval: 60 seconds, worker and account 60 seconds. Hashrate based on shares submitted in the past 5 minutes.”

Also, WhatToMine is based on an expected reward you can earn per day. The amount you earn per day depends on how many blocks the pool you mine with finds and what your payout is. Suprnova is an okay ZCL pool, but their hash is pretty low compared to others and they find less blocks per 24 hours as well. That’s all relative to how many people are mining and what your % of the reward is, but I wouldn’t mind ZCL there.

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Quote from: Clixus on January 04, 2018, 11:47:18 PM

I have a this problem do you think why and how can i solve this problem ?

https://i.hizliresim.com/z0vy64.jpg

Looks like your GPU is crashed. Restart your computer and turn off any overclocks?

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I have a this problem do you think why and how can i solve this problem ?

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I'm mining ZCL and my miner reports around 620Sol/s but on the dashboard of my suprnova account page it shows my hashrate fluctuating wildly between 450ish sol/s to over 700 sol/s. Furthermore whattomine.com says with 620 sol/s i should be making just under $7 per 24 hours. Calculating how much ZCL i've made so far (been running about 10 hours) im only making a little under $5/24h.

This doesnt look right does it?

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Quote from: Atronoss on January 04, 2018, 04:13:33 PM

Quote from: josh_ramone on January 04, 2018, 02:39:54 PM

Hey guys,

I have a GPU Asus GTX 770 and I have been trying to mine BTCZ using EWBF miner.

I am using the following command:

miner --server btczpool.com --port 3032 --user xxxxxxxx.Nvidia01 --pass x --pec

Where xxxxx is my wallet hash. I add a pause on .bat file and I have got the error:

+-------------------------------------------------+
| EWBF's Zcash CUDA miner. 0.3.4b |
+-------------------------------------------------+
INFO: Current pool: btczpool.com:3032
INFO: Selected pools: 1
INFO: Solver: Auto.
INFO: Devices: All.
INFO: Temperature limit: 90
INFO: Api: Disabled
---------------------------------------------------
INFO: Target: 00a0000000000000...
INFO: Detected new work: df1f
ERROR: Stratum authorization error

I tried to mine usgin a hash wallet of a friend and it worked fine but with mine wallet doesn't work. How can I make sure that I have a valid wallet and make it work?

Is there any solution for it?

Thank you!

First, I never heard calling it wallet "hash", it is an address, and I believe that address should at least start with "t1...". Be aware of using Z address since they are not supported by many pools. As I quick checked, that Btczpool works like Flypool, you dont need to register and create workers name and password, therefore only possible problem is your wallet address.

If this example works and start mining in your case...

miner --server btczpool.com --port 3032 --user t1J8cr8T5nPcogt4cSAp3tDDeYAeHF6s7t4.Nvidia01 --pass x --pec

...then try to get wallet address from officially supported BitcoinZ wallets here:

https://btcz.rocks/en/#wallets

Also in worst case you can show us your whole config file even with address, since address itself does not compromising security, you only have to make sure to not share your private keys.

Thank you Atronoss.

Now I have the right wallet. I was using the ZenCash wallet, which is recomended on the btczpool.com website. The wallet address generated by ZenCash start with z and not t1. Using the BitcoinZ Wallet, it starts with t1 and now I have the right wallet. It is the first time I am dealing with CriptoCurrencies.

Not sure if the btczpool.com is the best pool to miner BTCZ, but I am studying about it.

Thank you

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Quote from: cablesces on January 04, 2018, 04:35:47 PM

Quote from: crypper on January 04, 2018, 02:31:44 PM

Quote from: cablesces on January 04, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Is it because of the difficulty, it's mining easier shares and thus able to mine more of them?

Yes, but they cost less. So all in all you'll get the same number of coins per card (appx)

Thanks - I'm just curious why it's doing that? I would've just expected to see 1/6th the difficult shares, instead of the same number of easy shares.

It might adjust the difficulty to whole rig I guess, since you are connecting under one worker name? Even more, I think as opposite to EWBF, the DSTMs miner used before one connection for every single GPU, but there were some CPU load related problems, so I guess EWBF use single connection for whole rig.

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Quote from: crypper on January 04, 2018, 02:31:44 PM

Quote from: cablesces on January 04, 2018, 12:32:23 PM

Is it because of the difficulty, it's mining easier shares and thus able to mine more of them?

Yes, but they cost less. So all in all you'll get the same number of coins per card (appx)

Thanks - I'm just curious why it's doing that? I would've just expected to see 1/6th the difficult shares, instead of the same number of easy shares.

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Quote from: josh_ramone on January 04, 2018, 02:39:54 PM

Hey guys,

I have a GPU Asus GTX 770 and I have been trying to mine BTCZ using EWBF miner.

I am using the following command:

miner --server btczpool.com --port 3032 --user xxxxxxxx.Nvidia01 --pass x --pec

Where xxxxx is my wallet hash. I add a pause on .bat file and I have got the error:

+-------------------------------------------------+
| EWBF's Zcash CUDA miner. 0.3.4b |
+-------------------------------------------------+
INFO: Current pool: btczpool.com:3032
INFO: Selected pools: 1
INFO: Solver: Auto.
INFO: Devices: All.
INFO: Temperature limit: 90
INFO: Api: Disabled
---------------------------------------------------
INFO: Target: 00a0000000000000...
INFO: Detected new work: df1f
ERROR: Stratum authorization error

I tried to mine usgin a hash wallet of a friend and it worked fine but with mine wallet doesn't work. How can I make sure that I have a valid wallet and make it work?

Is there any solution for it?

Thank you!

First, I never heard calling it wallet "hash", it is an address, and I believe that address should at least start with "t1...". Be aware of using Z address since they are not supported by many pools. As I quick checked, that Btczpool works like Flypool, you dont need to register and create workers name and password, therefore only possible problem is your wallet address.

If this example works and start mining in your case...

miner --server btczpool.com --port 3032 --user t1J8cr8T5nPcogt4cSAp3tDDeYAeHF6s7t4.Nvidia01 --pass x --pec

...then try to get wallet address from officially supported BitcoinZ wallets here:

https://btcz.rocks/en/#wallets

Also in worst case you can show us your whole config file even with address, since address itself does not compromising security, you only have to make sure to not share your private keys.

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Quote from: crypper on January 04, 2018, 02:36:54 PM

Quote from: Bluemustang on January 04, 2018, 01:07:37 PM

Darn, you're right. I made an account on the ZCL suprnova pool but that .bat was for zec. It is working now.

However earlier i did try changing the .bat to a ZCL pool and it gave me the error "Cannot connect to the pool" when i use miner --server zcl.suprnova.cc --user Thorscrypto28.user1 --pass x --port 2142

Suprnova uses the same login and password and the same workers across all of their pools. So the problem was not in registering for zcl and setting bat for ZEC. It should have worked anyways. Probably your account activation lagged and it's OK now.

Yes and no, since workers are specific for each pool, at least for ZEC and HUSH as example. So his user name was right, but workers weren't (they did not existed).

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