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Topic: Im thinking of change from Deepbit, recommendations? (Read 1397 times)
There's no way on btcmine, to see how much i generated on last 24 hours??
Not that I've found. The closest I can get is the "latest 25 blocks" page, but that doesn't show how much you got from each block. Once you're paid you can see payments, so you can see how much you're getting paid per 24 hours (or per payment), but it's not the same.
There's no way on btcmine, to see how much i generated on last 24 hours??
I think gonna try BTCMine, is that good then?
To be honest, I think all pools are much the same - what you're looking for (and what I can't really help with...) is knowing that the pool operator will respond quickly to problems. Slush seems to; dbitcoin (the btcmine op) may well - but I've never noticed any issues with btcmine so I can't really comment! (Maybe that's a selling point!)Btcmine has an API, if that would help - I've not used it, but I'd imagine it's the much the same as Slush's. The website seems fairly basic, compared to Slush, but I've noticed it developing over time so dbitcoin is clearly working on improving it. It doesn't have graphs, but that doesn't me too much - it may be an issue for you, though.
I think gonna try BTCMine, is that good then?
btcguild.com (but registrations are closed right now)
btcmine.com
slush
btcmine.com
slush
Hi.
Sice deepbit is SO big, i dont like at much as before, so im thinking to change to another MINING server.
What server you think is better? Why?
I have 275MH/s, i have to use proportional or pay-per-share??
Im listening
Thanks
There's a neat pie-chart at bitcoinwatch.com that gives a good idea of sizes. For what it's worth, I've used Slush's pool and btcmine most of all: both are medium-sized, and I've had no real trouble with either. Slush's pool had an issue recently, which caused many people to drop out and that caused the pool size to go from massive to medium - and deepbit to go from medium to scarily big! That's the only real issue I've ever seen with Slush's pool - any other issue has been with the website, rather than mining. Btcmine I'm using right now, and have used on and off for a while - never had any issues with it. It lacks some of the fancy GUI stuff (graphs, etc) that Slush has, but I can live with that. The fee is voluntary, as well - you can select anything from 0% to 5%, IIRC.Sice deepbit is SO big, i dont like at much as before, so im thinking to change to another MINING server.
What server you think is better? Why?
I have 275MH/s, i have to use proportional or pay-per-share??
Im listening
Thanks
There are a couple of new, smaller, pools that have started recently - I'm conservative, and haven't tried either yet, but they might be worth checking out.
I can't really answer for proportional or pay-per-share - I've never really used pay-per-share - it tends to be more expensive in terms of fees.
Sice deepbit is SO big, i dont like at much as before, so im thinking to change to another MINING server.
Why not try the new zero fee pool at www.bitcoins.lc?
Cheers,
use eligius, its 0% tax and gives a payout via generated transaction, unlike other pools you can verify in blockexplorer that indeed everything was paid out.
Hi.
Sice deepbit is SO big, i dont like at much as before, so im thinking to change to another MINING server.
What server you think is better? Why?
I have 275MH/s, i have to use proportional or pay-per-share??
Im listening
Thanks
Sice deepbit is SO big, i dont like at much as before, so im thinking to change to another MINING server.
What server you think is better? Why?
I have 275MH/s, i have to use proportional or pay-per-share??
Im listening
Thanks
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