Topic: [POOL] GigaRho Profit-Switching Multipool (Scrypt,x11,sha256,neoscrypt,blake2s) - page 3. (Read 2821 times)

For the API, it seems x11 has the estimate pegged at BTC whereas the actual has it in mBTC. I'll see about getting that properly set soon.

When you say for the PF setting..."it doesn't change anything", what do you mean by that? There are a couple things I could tweak that may be of help.

Thanks

Working now thank you.

There is an error with the "actual 24hr" amount for x11.


"actual_last24h":"0.02930" would mean a single D3 could earn $6000 a day.... please double check these figures and ensure they are accurate and true. It should be BTC / GH .. i suspect your figure is BTC / TH ?

I've tried using the Profit Factor setting in Awesome Miner but it doesn't change anything. However this may be an AW issue so will contact them about it too.

Thank you.

Just made a change that should help. Depending on Awesome miner, the change may not be lenient enough, in which case let me know and I'll see about tuning it further to get it working properly.

Thank you for letting us know about this.

Hey hoping that you could remove the cloudflare protection from the API page so I can add it to Awesome Miner Online Services tab and pull the profit estimates.

http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/onlineservices.aspx

Your assessment is pretty spot on, nearly every cryptocurrency has had below average market performance this week as a result of the Mt. Gox / FUD situations. There has been a bit of rebound today, and from an upcoming economics standpoint things look decent. From our end, we see that roughly 30% of the sha coins that we offer mine at a more profitable rate than BTC currently (as of this moment).

A lot of the exchange rates on alts depend on how many people are buying to sustain price levels of equivalency. In the current situation where BTC has dropped so much, buyers seem to be waiting for the waters to calm before getting on board again. The weekend is usually a historical time for that, so I'm hopeful personally. On top of that, we are still looking for more options to swap in and help out profitability when/where it makes sense.

On a side note, we have something in mind that might be a decent fix for the 2Pacs you had connected before, but we want to apply that on our next full maintenance. Once we have tested our next version and have a decent amount of confidence in its integrity, we'll announce that date.

Curious as to why SHA payouts have dipped so low. Showing estimates well north of .08 but actuals well below that (.073 last 24 hours is pretty low, and substantially less than straight BTC mining ). Guessing it may be poor Alt performance relative to BTC in this crazy/shitty market.

Thanks

I think your right they may be coming out with new models. I just received a message with huge coupons for previous orders I made, and they dropped the S9 to $2K with PSU. So essentially I can buy them for $1200. I somehow doubt that's going to seem like a good deal in a month . Wasn't long ago they were $3200.

Good point. I hope the next gen is a few months off. Let things settle - on the other hand having more power efficient miners would be nice but it's sort of a race to the bottom

BTW - MRR SHA rigs all just dropped in last hour. Not sure if you changed anything or was just a coin switch hiccup.

Any coin that isn't BTC and LTC pays out when the balance that is pending for all balances across all accounts reaches the amount necessary to payout. That is based on how many blocks of that specific coin we find as well unless its something we provide manually. Depending on a few factors, that may be in the next couple of days, otherwise I'll manually see to it if luck doesn't play out ideally.

I'm honestly a bit surprised Bitmain hasn't introduced an S10 or L4 yet, but maybe slowed production and price on the S9/L3 are indicators of that happening? Also I'm sure their BitcoinCash holdout isn't performing as nice as they hoped with everything going on with China and their proposed mining regulations. Time will tell I guess...

Excellent - keep up the good work . Any advance notice greatly appreciated on MRR side. Given how cheap SHA is right now I will probably grab another 50 - 100 thz for a month so good to know I can use it here. Wouldn't do it for straight BTC mining as have enough under contract there. Probably going to grab a few more S9's now that prices are down. Not sure how many more solar panels I can add (both physically and what my wife will tolerate).

Any idea when the XVG balance will pay? It's not a lot but just noticed it's been sitting there for a week. I am only doing BTC or LTC going forward - or will give you heads-up if want to switch.

Right now everything seems stable on our end and hearing feedback about how your machines are performing after enough time passes gives us a clearer picture to base our changes on. While we gather data from the current state of connected devices, we can see if adjusting it further is necessary, but only when we are required to do our next full restart/maintenance. If it were to make a stark difference we will do it sooner, but want to maintain consistency if possible.

In addition, we are continuing to look at our expanding list of possible coins and if they seem to provide benefit a few may be added soon. Its almost a nonstop effort to ensure we have a decent offering when we have to adapt to how the networks/markets are changing

Agreed - 1M was just way too high - it would seem especially for alts. Obviously the pool operators know better than I do but my machines (and rentals) are way happier since they reverted back. My S9's are still at 262K which is pretty high. They were really cruising for a few weeks at 30K. I get that for straight BTC mining high diff makes sense. Just glad things are stable now. I am getting about 60 blocks a day on the S9's, about the same as the L3's.

If things are stabilised I'll bring back a few S9's here ... diff set too high for the S9 just increases variance and reduces chances of finding blocks.

Mine seem to be happy at d=10000, will move a couple back here later and see how it goes.

Thanks again for stabilizing the SHA pool. I get that trying to meet everyone's needs isn't easy. Put the 2Pacs on Slush and they are fine - I don't think you need to be optimizing for those right now. Stick with S9 and L3 effectiveness but MRR is important  - way cheaper and more reliable than NH albeit a bit more technical. All the MRR and L3's/S9's running great. I just ran some math and you are still smoking both Scrypt and SHA alternatives by a good margin. Not everyday, but in general has been 10 - 20 pct better than top coin on Wartz or Cointrackr. I will keep an eye on the MRR rigs - have a lot on LT so want to keep them with this pool. Again - really appreciate your responsiveness and flexibility.

good news is they have all stuck on your pool. My MRR hash and overall sha hash rate is bouncing around way more than normal however. i am continuously bouncing between 100 and 150thz on your site, which wasn't happening previously. no idea what root cause is but before yesterday it was just pegged at 140thz with little fluctuation.

** Update ***
has really stabilized over last few hours. Local and MRR all running fine on SHA now. Thanks for your ongoing communication.

I just put them back onto your pool - it appears they are sticking so I will keep my eye on them - Thanks

There were two changes we made to this yesterday, one of them has been reverted to previous settings (essentially a lower overall difficulty). Please let me know if this helps, the second change we made is definitely a health improvement and would like to keep it as long as its not effecting MRR. We will continue to tune to make it possible for as many devices/services as possible to work on sha, the range of devices stemming from back in 2012-2013 to today is a vast range to cover when they computationally don't work close enough. Ideally we want to find a solid middle ground while making sure we are set going forward.The S9s that physically connect look healthy on our end, something about how MRR splits up jobs to their rented rigs must be a cause for them specifically having issues.

Regardless thanks for letting me know about the MRR issue, hopefully this helps and if not we'll try to get it optimized asap.

Just tried two new MRR rigs - both around 35 Thz. Won't pick up your pool. Not sure the "optimization" included MRR. Getting "high worker difficultly " warnings. Hoping you can fix this as use MRR a lot to supplement and is now almost unusable. One of them picked up after about 5 minutes but finally just moved the over other as to late to deal with it tonight. Hopefully can get this sorted out - seems like just pegging everyone at 1M isn't really "optimization". Thought Vardiff was supposed to help optimize rigs to the pool.

Problems just getting worse - pretty much everything on MRR is hanging - high diff errors. Did you guys reach out to them before doing this? Fuck NiceHash - MRR is such a better site and you kinda just screwed us. No d= setting. Damn everything has been working really well for last month. this is REALLY frustrating. Seriously - who uses a 1M diff floor (except Nicehash). Slush, Multipool, almost every other pool can somewhat gracefully use Vardiff to manage this. You just jammed a 1M diff and there are a lot of rigs and services that won't play well with that. I am sure the intentions were good but I am going to have to pull all 150thz of MRR off as can't risk it going into limbo, which is what is happening. Please fix this.

Thanks. My own S9's and T9's are running like a charm. The high diff results in a lot lower error rate. The MRR's haven't dropped in awhile which is good. May just move the 2Pacs to Slush for now. It's only 500 Ghz so not a real needle mover. My "Utility" on the S9's has gone down to about 0.2 but that's a tricky number so assume you guys are optimizing on your end - obviously at the high diff going to finding fewer blocks. Presumably the one's we find are move valuable.
Haven't hear of anything eminent on the HW front, other than the 16Ghz Dragon but that's not revolutionary (looks like a tweaked S9 to me). Time will tell.

Ok, thank you for the feedback. From our end, what we have seen it terms of S9 performance (and similarly powered machines) has been an improvement. In regards to the d= field, the pool still supports this, its just that it only recognizes values that are close to the new overall difficulty (basically low and impossible values are ignored), this is probably what is happening to your MRRentals. I believe you had them set to d=20000 before the change, if that was the case, can I ask that you try omitting a set difficulty for now, just having c=BTC in the password field and we can see if that baseline approach functions fine? With the changes we made today, the pool should respond more effectively at setting a difficulty for the machine at a 6x improved rate of accuracy.

What we did today is meant to improve beyond what we have seen over the past several weeks and set everything up as best as possible for the next several months (assuming no hardware producer releases far advanced iterations of their tech). The numbers from our end seem promising, but we don't see how it is physically affecting machines, so we rely on input from you and others to fine tune the settings to support as many devices as possible. I definitely appreciate you being vocal with real-time data on how your machines respond to our changes, it helps us to know how we can make things better for you.