NiceHash.com - get paid more than mining on multipool - Scrypt/N/X11/X13/SHA3 - page 2.

kenshirothefist

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Quote from: isaax on May 07, 2014, 09:32:14 PM

Quote from: Hatch on May 06, 2014, 04:28:52 PM

Something goofy going on with that build.

I am running sgminer 4.1.271 and decided to give your build a shot since I have been hashing with NiceHash the last day or so. I have a set price point with NiceHash being the first pool in my conf file with CoinFu the first failover (as of this morning), followed by Wafflepool, and Clevermining.

For some reason, using the same conf file in the same c:\SGMiner directory, this executable completely skips CoinFu and goes directly to Wafflepool. If I remove all other pools except CoinFu, it just sits at the "awaiting active pool" prompt.

Y'all got something against the CoinFu folks or something?

I have this same issue as well. I can't even manually switch to CoinFu using NiceHash's sgminer version on Linux. I reverted back to the original sgminer bin and was able to switch to CoinFu just fine. What gives?

We'll take a look. Obviously CoinFu rejects our stratum protocol extension, I'm sure we'll be able to fix this. Thanks for feedback.

isaax

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Quote from: Hatch on May 06, 2014, 04:28:52 PM

Something goofy going on with that build.

I am running sgminer 4.1.271 and decided to give your build a shot since I have been hashing with NiceHash the last day or so. I have a set price point with NiceHash being the first pool in my conf file with CoinFu the first failover (as of this morning), followed by Wafflepool, and Clevermining.

For some reason, using the same conf file in the same c:\SGMiner directory, this executable completely skips CoinFu and goes directly to Wafflepool. If I remove all other pools except CoinFu, it just sits at the "awaiting active pool" prompt.

Y'all got something against the CoinFu folks or something?

I have this same issue as well. I can't even manually switch to CoinFu using NiceHash's sgminer version on Linux. I reverted back to the original sgminer bin and was able to switch to CoinFu just fine. What gives?

PeaMine

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Any plans to add x11?
To me it should be a popular algo for all the GPU owners during summer.

Hatch

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Something goofy going on with that build.

I am running sgminer 4.1.271 and decided to give your build a shot since I have been hashing with NiceHash the last day or so. I have a set price point with NiceHash being the first pool in my conf file with CoinFu the first failover (as of this morning), followed by Wafflepool, and Clevermining.

For some reason, using the same conf file in the same c:\SGMiner directory, this executable completely skips CoinFu and goes directly to Wafflepool. If I remove all other pools except CoinFu, it just sits at the "awaiting active pool" prompt.

Y'all got something against the CoinFu folks or something?

kenshirothefist

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Important note for all sellers - providers

After extensive internal testing we can finally provide you with our own sgminer and cgminer builds.

As you probably already know, NiceHash is using some advanced stratum protocol features, therefore older mining software is not supported. We have prepared optimized sgminer and cgminer builds for you to get optimum performance when mining with GPUs on NiceHash. Of course, these builds will also work equally optimal on other pools.

Our builds includes patch for seamless order swaping without interupts, the idle bugfix as well as some other minor impovements.

Get the software here: https://nicehash.com/software/

Please, download our sgminer or cgminer binaries and please report if it is working well for you. We will apprechiate any feedback!

On our software download page you will also find links to latest BFGMiner builds with good GridSeed support (BFGminer 3.99.0) - hopefully Hashra and others will include the latest BFGminer in their software builds as soon as possible.

Thank you for using NiceHash!

33zer0w0lf

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Quote from: dogechode on April 30, 2014, 10:46:52 PM

Okay I have to ask lol - what the heck is Pimp OS? Is it a whole operating system or a mining client like cgminer?

lol yeah.. I think its a spin off of BAMT if you ever have heard of it.
http://getpimp.org/

dogechode

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Okay I have to ask lol - what the heck is Pimp OS? Is it a whole operating system or a mining client like cgminer?

33zer0w0lf

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Quote from: dogechode on April 30, 2014, 10:27:06 PM

Well, I was using p=7 and it was flippflopping like a democrat so I gave up and just pushed my miners to other pools for now. Nicehash seems like a great concept but if it isn't paying more than the main multipools like hashcows, wafflepool, etc then there really isn't much point. And if it is constantly toggling that's just wasting hash power. I can't be bothered to constantly check throughout the day and manually switch it over if the payment rate starts to suck.

yeah I don't blame you, at 7 you should be doing the same or better than most of the multi pools. Not sure why it is toggeling so much for you works great for me, but I just upgraded my gpu farms to the latest pimp OS, came with the latest miners and configs, works great.

dogechode

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Well, I was using p=7 and it was flippflopping like a democrat so I gave up and just pushed my miners to other pools for now. Nicehash seems like a great concept but if it isn't paying more than the main multipools like hashcows, wafflepool, etc then there really isn't much point. And if it is constantly toggling that's just wasting hash power. I can't be bothered to constantly check throughout the day and manually switch it over if the payment rate starts to suck.

33zer0w0lf

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Quote from: dogechode on April 29, 2014, 06:40:15 PM

Quote from: 33zer0w0lf on April 29, 2014, 05:49:01 PM

Quote from: dogechode on April 29, 2014, 09:40:47 AM

How do I set it up to only work if payments are about X amount again? I currently have my batch files set so they can switch to other pools if nicehash has no work available, so I assume if I set up my nicehash workers to only work above X rate, then if that rate was not available my miners should fail over automatically to the other pools... is that accurate?

set your password.. for example i don't' want to send hash to nicehash unless it atleast 5 btc/gh/day so my config looks like this:

"url" : "stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3333",
"user" : "btc-address here",
"pass" : "p=5.0"

so if its less that 5.0 my miner switches to the secondary pool i have setup.

Ok so I just tried that (but using p=7.0) and it seemed like it was working but not very well. It tried to connect to nicehash then switched over to my backup pool (presumably bc current payout on nicehash is way under 7) but then after doing like a few shares on the secondary pool it switched to nicehash. Is it going to constantly toggle back and forth every 30 seconds or so because that seems inefficient as all hell... am I wrong?

when mine was set to p=5 and the going rate was going up over 5 then back down it toggled quite a bit, then I changed it to p=6 and am not having any issues. I use pimp

Trestle

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Rockem Sockem

Quote from: kenshirothefist on April 28, 2014, 10:07:06 AM

There are some decent paying Scrypt-A-Nfactor orders ... if you have Scrypt-A-Nfactor you can get some good payouts, check here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?a=2 and point your miner to stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3335

What is the N factor I set? I can't get cudaminer to connect and get accepted shares. I tried --algo=scrypt:11 no go.

dogechode

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Quote from: 33zer0w0lf on April 29, 2014, 05:49:01 PM

Quote from: dogechode on April 29, 2014, 09:40:47 AM

How do I set it up to only work if payments are about X amount again? I currently have my batch files set so they can switch to other pools if nicehash has no work available, so I assume if I set up my nicehash workers to only work above X rate, then if that rate was not available my miners should fail over automatically to the other pools... is that accurate?

set your password.. for example i don't' want to send hash to nicehash unless it atleast 5 btc/gh/day so my config looks like this:

"url" : "stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3333",
"user" : "btc-address here",
"pass" : "p=5.0"

so if its less that 5.0 my miner switches to the secondary pool i have setup.

Ok so I just tried that (but using p=7.0) and it seemed like it was working but not very well. It tried to connect to nicehash then switched over to my backup pool (presumably bc current payout on nicehash is way under 7) but then after doing like a few shares on the secondary pool it switched to nicehash. Is it going to constantly toggle back and forth every 30 seconds or so because that seems inefficient as all hell... am I wrong?

33zer0w0lf

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Quote from: dogechode on April 29, 2014, 09:40:47 AM

How do I set it up to only work if payments are about X amount again? I currently have my batch files set so they can switch to other pools if nicehash has no work available, so I assume if I set up my nicehash workers to only work above X rate, then if that rate was not available my miners should fail over automatically to the other pools... is that accurate?

set your password.. for example i don't' want to send hash to nicehash unless it atleast 5 btc/gh/day so my config looks like this:

"url" : "stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3333",
"user" : "btc-address here",
"pass" : "p=5.0"

so if its less that 5.0 my miner switches to the secondary pool i have setup.

dogechode

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How do I set it up to only work if payments are about X amount again? I currently have my batch files set so they can switch to other pools if nicehash has no work available, so I assume if I set up my nicehash workers to only work above X rate, then if that rate was not available my miners should fail over automatically to the other pools... is that accurate?

Oldminer

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Quote from: dogechode on April 29, 2014, 08:39:01 AM

I have been pointing 2.5 MH at this for several days straight now; I'll post the results later for those who are curious about some hard numbers on what I got paid out daily by mining on here 24x7 for several days in a row.

Back off..payments atm are crap. Make 'em pay

dogechode

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I have been pointing 2.5 MH at this for several days straight now; I'll post the results later for those who are curious about some hard numbers on what I got paid out daily by mining on here 24x7 for several days in a row.

kenshirothefist

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There are some decent paying Scrypt-A-Nfactor orders ... if you have Scrypt-A-Nfactor you can get some good payouts, check here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?a=2 and point your miner to stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3335

dogechode

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Quote from: wielkizegar on April 27, 2014, 12:38:47 PM

Quote from: dogechode on April 27, 2014, 12:34:17 PM

Are people consistently getting over 0.01btc/mh/day when running 24x7 on this or are there significant periods of making less than that and/or no work being available and thus having to switch to backup pools specified in your configs?

currently ppl are getting ~0.0052584/MH/day, it depends on bids.

Is that based on your own experience or just calculations from the site statistics?

wielkizegar

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Quote from: dogechode on April 27, 2014, 12:34:17 PM

Are people consistently getting over 0.01btc/mh/day when running 24x7 on this or are there significant periods of making less than that and/or no work being available and thus having to switch to backup pools specified in your configs?

currently ppl are getting ~0.0052584/MH/day, it depends on bids.

dogechode

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Are people consistently getting over 0.01btc/mh/day when running 24x7 on this or are there significant periods of making less than that and/or no work being available and thus having to switch to backup pools specified in your configs?

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