I have 6GH/s, which pool should I join for best payout?

cypher1024

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Quote from: Herp-a-derp on January 24, 2013, 04:42:23 PM

1) Roughly, how many BTC will I earn per day with 6GH/s? (this should go up to ~10GH/s over the next month btw)

Right now you should be making around 0.34 BTC (or US$44.21 at current exchange rates) each day. After subtracting the pool fee, that's around $43.30.

BTCscraper

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BitcoinOxygen: I have a few concerns regarding your pool. There are no links or buttons to change account passwords and worker passwords, and also no links or buttons to delete workers that are no longer needed. I hope you can put them in. Thanks!

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: Herp-a-derp on January 24, 2013, 04:42:23 PM

I will definitely try your pool but I have a couple of questions before I start.

1) Roughly, how many BTC will I earn per day with 6GH/s? (this should go up to ~10GH/s over the next month btw)

At your current hashrate you will earn around 1.05 BTC per day sometimes you could get more.

With 10GH/s you will be earning around 1.75 BTC per day sometimes you could get more.

Quote from: Herp-a-derp on January 24, 2013, 04:42:23 PM

2) Can I use the Stratum Proxy with your pool?

Thanks.

Yes, Our pool supports Stratum so you can use Stratum Proxy to mine at our pool.

btw, the lastest version of poclbm comes with integrated stratum support so you might not really need the proxy.

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BitcoinOxygen

Herp-a-derp

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Thanks to everyone for the replies.

Quote from: BitcoinOxygen on January 24, 2013, 06:37:33 AM

Currently P2Pool may not a very good option because it uses lots of bandwidth and is not so easy to setup for newbies.

Also, you could try out my pool.

Link on my signature.

Regards
BitcoinOxygen

I will definitely try your pool but I have a couple of questions before I start.

1) Roughly, how many BTC will I earn per day with 6GH/s? (this should go up to ~10GH/s over the next month btw)
2) Can I use the Stratum Proxy with your pool?

Thanks.

diatonic

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Quote from: Herp-a-derp on January 24, 2013, 05:46:27 AM

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However, I do have a slight problem connecting my miners to the port 9332 as they all report 'authorization failed' using the same username and password I had previously. If I leave these fields blank I get the same error.
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You're using a unique username and password for each miner, right? Each instance needs its own username & password. Also, I've been really happy with slush's pool.

bitcoinscratcher

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What about slush's pool? Hen he got hacked he paid it out of his end of things, and he seems likes trusted community member.

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: Fiyasko on January 24, 2013, 08:46:51 AM

I reccommend BTCGuild, for me its the smoothest running pool around.

But BTCGuild has Fee of 5%.

BTCOxygen Mining pool also has Stratum support and a fee of only 2% which in the long term is better than a 0% fee getwork pool.

Quote from: Fiyasko on January 24, 2013, 08:46:51 AM

Do Not Join 50btc, they have MASSIVE connection traffic from the botnets aimed at them and about 2% of your gpu work could get REJECTED because of thier server lagging behind

Also when 2% of your shares get rejected their overall Fee becomes ~5%.

Al BTCOxygen Mining pool you rarely get even 1 share rejected thanks to the stratum protocol for all these benefits.

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BitcoinOxygen

Fiyasko

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Okey Dokey Lokey

I reccommend BTCGuild, for me its the smoothest running pool around.
Do Not Join 50btc, they have MASSIVE connection traffic from the botnets aimed at them and about 2% of your gpu work could get REJECTED because of thier server lagging behind

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: abbyd on January 24, 2013, 07:31:19 AM

Give MaxBTC a try - their interface is a little slow to load sometimes, but it looks AWESOME and is easy to use.

Also, their double-geometric-blah-blah payment system seems to discourage pool-hoppers and pays out fairly evenly after a few days of mining.

2cents.

BTCOxygen's interface is also very friendly and easy to use and loads fastly.

Also, our PPS payment system pays all miners fairly and it does not depend on luck.

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BitcoinOxygen

abbyd

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Give MaxBTC a try - their interface is a little slow to load sometimes, but it looks AWESOME and is easy to use.

Also, their double-geometric-blah-blah payment system seems to discourage pool-hoppers and pays out fairly evenly after a few days of mining.

2cents.

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: greyhawk on January 24, 2013, 06:52:25 AM

Can you change "try out the pool in my signature" to "try out my pool in the signature" ?

The "Campaign for Truthiness" thanks you.

Thanks again.

Post edited.

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BitcoinOxygen

greyhawk

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Can you change "try out the pool in my signature" to "try out my pool in the signature" ?

The "Campaign for Truthiness" thanks you.

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: BitcoinOxygen on January 24, 2013, 06:37:33 AM

Currently P2Pool may not a very good option because it uses lots of bandwidth and is not so easy to setup for newbies.

Also, you could try out my pool.

Link on my signature.

Regards
BitcoinOxygen

BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: gyverlb on January 24, 2013, 06:41:29 AM

Quote from: BitcoinOxygen on January 24, 2013, 06:37:33 AM

Currently P2Pool ismay not be a very good option because it ~~gives lots of stales and rejects and~~ uses lots of bandwidth.

Also, you could try out my pool.

Link on my signature.

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BitcoinOxygen

FTFY

Thanks post edited.

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BitcoinOxygen

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Quote from: BitcoinOxygen on January 24, 2013, 06:37:33 AM

Currently P2Pool ismay not be a very good option because it ~~gives lots of stales and rejects and~~ uses lots of bandwidth.

Also, you could try out the pool in my signature.

Regards
BitcoinOxygen

FTFY

BitcoinOxygen

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Currently P2Pool may not a very good option because it uses lots of bandwidth and is not so easy to setup for newbies.

Also, you could try out my pool.

Link on my signature.

Regards
BitcoinOxygen

Herp-a-derp

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Quote from: diatonic on January 23, 2013, 05:00:13 PM

Just out of curiosity, how many coins did you mine solo with that hash rate?.. and how often do you find a new block recently?

I was only mining solo for around 2 weeks before changing my mind and not find any blocks in that time.

I guess I should find at least one block per month at 6GH/s.

Herp-a-derp

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I would mine at P2Pool for various reasons. Optional fee. Miners receive all transaction fees. It's up time relies solely on your ability to keep your computers running, no worries about the pool server going down or getting DDoS. Fresh coins, just like solo mining (although in smaller chunks).

Excellent, just what I was looking for!

However, I do have a slight problem connecting my miners to the port 9332 as they all report 'authorization failed' using the same username and password I had previously. If I leave these fields blank I get the same error.

I am probably missing something very simple but I can't spot what it is.

Currently I am using poclbm with -v -f0 -w256 and p2pool with no flags.

Thanks.

diatonic

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Just out of curiosity, how many coins did you mine solo with that hash rate?.. and how often do you find a new block recently?

Herp-a-derp

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I have mined solo until now, but want to join pool for more regular payouts. But which one gives the best return for my 6GH/s work rate?

Thanks.

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