[POOL][Scrypt][Scrypt-N][X11] Profit switching pool - wafflepool.com - page 243.

LPCobris

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Quote from: poolwaffle on February 20, 2014, 08:41:21 AM

Quote from: LPCobris on February 20, 2014, 08:30:30 AM

I have asked allready twice with no reply from you...

I have 3 machines with a total combined of 6.0 mhash (1.7 + 2.2 + 2.1).
They are accepting shares, and working at full pump...

All my clients are giving me stable hash...
But on the site and even on the payout, im seeing allmost 1 Mhash less...
Why is that?

Please email me and we can figure out a time to troubleshoot this. Its unfortunately very difficult for me to just give an answer (tons of variables). Pieces to include: full worker names (address+worker), expected rate per worker, endpoint that you're connected to. Any params you're using on your miner would help as well.

Quote from: LPCobris on February 20, 2014, 08:30:30 AM

Im expecting at least 0.01 per 1 Mhash on this pool, but im getting a little less...
Any explanation?

Because we're on average earning a bit less than that

With the increased hashrate, we need to make some changes to our profitability switcher to perform better. I've been testing variations all morning, but its just a tedious process. Make a small tweak to half the pool, wait for 2-ish hours to hopefully mitigate some variance, try again...

Trust me, I'm way more pissed at the performance than you, and am doing my best to get it up higher

Hi PoolWaffer!

Thanks for your reply...

I will separate all the workers on the 3 mining machines and will send you a PM with all the workers names, configurations and all the expected rates for each GPU.
Im kinda busy with my work (im a CEO of a hosting company), but i promisse still tonight i send you what you asked.

As for the profitability, i understand the frustration! lets see if thurder optimizations and more manual trades, can get WafflePool to the level we all desire!

With my best regards,

LPC

MikkaMK

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Hi I have 2 rigs one running 1.7mh the other 3.5mh should I change the difficulty or just let the server choose?

fcmatt

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Quote from: oktay50000 on February 20, 2014, 01:02:29 PM

Quote from: deltree on February 20, 2014, 12:41:35 PM

Quote from: gtraah on February 20, 2014, 10:18:11 AM

just curious why I didnt get a payout yet, been over 24 hrs since I first started at waffle pool.

Bitcoins sent to you: 0.00000000
Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.02513647
Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.00018441

I only started the other day but went over to clever mining to check that out and been spreading over a few places since I quit midlecoin... But I noticed I got paid by clevermining but not here

my address is - 1Ebrs5hygiN2oT7AqYJbVGPCXp6z9tuuQ2

thanks

EDIT I JUST READ YOUR REPLY SORRY...

Clevermining's reject rate is a loss on it's own...i would personally suggest move to megamultipool, you would suddenly see why right now nothing compares...have you heard 1% reject rate for a damn multipool, megamultipool does just that! I doubt any multipool comes close to the earning per MH that megamultipool is offering right now!

where can i see btc/mh ?
i cant find it on mltiimega

i also got really bored really fast trying to find useful info on their website. i just ended up closing the window.
just goes to show a fancy website does not mean much in the mining world.

Daltonganger

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Dear Poolwaffle,

not to be a bad guy, but I don't get any 42 coin now with this high hashrate. it's a lot of BTC I'm missing, and don't think that's fair for anyone!

I have a 2MH/s hashrate, and don't get any. I see a lot of miners with 2 or less, so think you need to change it, with 2 extra zero's!

Hope you do it quick, because it's totally not fair this way

!

Greets,

Daltonganger

oktay50000

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Quote from: deltree on February 20, 2014, 12:41:35 PM

Quote from: gtraah on February 20, 2014, 10:18:11 AM

just curious why I didnt get a payout yet, been over 24 hrs since I first started at waffle pool.

Bitcoins sent to you: 0.00000000
Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.02513647
Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.00018441

I only started the other day but went over to clever mining to check that out and been spreading over a few places since I quit midlecoin... But I noticed I got paid by clevermining but not here

my address is - 1Ebrs5hygiN2oT7AqYJbVGPCXp6z9tuuQ2

thanks

EDIT I JUST READ YOUR REPLY SORRY...

Clevermining's reject rate is a loss on it's own...i would personally suggest move to megamultipool, you would suddenly see why right now nothing compares...have you heard 1% reject rate for a damn multipool, megamultipool does just that! I doubt any multipool comes close to the earning per MH that megamultipool is offering right now!

where can i see btc/mh ?
i cant find it on mltiimega

vladman

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Quote from: GravemanSam on February 20, 2014, 03:07:34 AM

Can someone help me out here. I have been mining for about 30 hours and have a bitcoins earned of .024 and am not getting paid out. Also on the miners page I can't find my miner using just the first 8 characters. I have to type in the full address and fo to my own page to see my stats. Thanks for any explanation.

Hi,

First post in this mega-thread, and hopefully I can help.

Waffle explained in one of the recent posts that there are delays on payouts from Crypsy, hence the delay in you being paid. Should get sorted out soon.

Regarding your second question, copy the hash number (in the brackets, after your BTC address) from your own stats page, then search for that on the main miners page.

Waffle, thanks so much for all the hard work, transparency and excellent communication here.

Vlad.

rallasnackbar

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Why are we mining litecoin and dogecoin? There are alot of more profitable coins atm.

deltree

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Quote from: gtraah on February 20, 2014, 10:18:11 AM

just curious why I didnt get a payout yet, been over 24 hrs since I first started at waffle pool.

Bitcoins sent to you: 0.00000000
Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.02513647
Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.00018441

I only started the other day but went over to clever mining to check that out and been spreading over a few places since I quit midlecoin... But I noticed I got paid by clevermining but not here

my address is - 1Ebrs5hygiN2oT7AqYJbVGPCXp6z9tuuQ2

thanks

EDIT I JUST READ YOUR REPLY SORRY...

Clevermining's reject rate is a loss on it's own...i would personally suggest move to megamultipool, you would suddenly see why right now nothing compares...have you heard 1% reject rate for a damn multipool, megamultipool does just that! I doubt any multipool comes close to the earning per MH that megamultipool is offering right now!

skabbo

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Quote from: oktay50000 on February 20, 2014, 11:15:38 AM

http://waffles.wilschrader.com down?

Yes, but should be back up shortly.

oktay50000

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http://waffles.wilschrader.com down?

Zoella

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Thanks for the updates PW!

Looks like the profitability changes you made recently are starting to push us in the right direction again too! (well that was short lived!)

gtraah

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just curious why I didnt get a payout yet, been over 24 hrs since I first started at waffle pool.

Bitcoins sent to you: 0.00000000
Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.02513647
Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.00018441

I only started the other day but went over to clever mining to check that out and been spreading over a few places since I quit midlecoin... But I noticed I got paid by clevermining but not here

my address is - 1Ebrs5hygiN2oT7AqYJbVGPCXp6z9tuuQ2

thanks

EDIT I JUST READ YOUR REPLY SORRY...

poolwaffle

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Payouts are being split into two groups today (sorry!)

Essentially, we withdrew everything from crypsty about 6 hours ago (normal time), which covers the amount we owed at that time. However, because the withdraw took 6 hours (instead of the normal 10 minutes), we now owe a total of 105 btc in balances, and the withdrawal was 90 btc.

For now, one payout has been run for everyone above 0.02 btc balance. We have another withdrawal request in to cryptsy for the amount between 6 hours ago and now (roughly 20 btc) which will payout the rest of the users when it comes in (hopefully sooner than the last one).

Sorry for the trouble Sad

bolus7

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Quote from: poolwaffle on February 20, 2014, 09:45:01 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:37:48 AM

I am sitting in UTC+1, which times (when its on time) should i see payouts?

Normally, about 4 hours ago. Cryptsy withdrawal is taking forever today (theres a notice up on the wafflepool.com header mentioning it). Soon as it completes, payouts will be sent.

Mr Waffle, thanks for all your hard work and for stopping by here frequently to give us updates

poolwaffle

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Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:37:48 AM

I am sitting in UTC+1, which times (when its on time) should i see payouts?

Normally, about 4 hours ago. Cryptsy withdrawal is taking forever today (theres a notice up on the wafflepool.com header mentioning it). Soon as it completes, payouts will be sent.

Pierre3400

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Quote from: poolwaffle on February 20, 2014, 09:33:15 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:22:39 AM

I have a 2700 and 3700 running.

Set their passwords to "d=512" on each of them, you'll end up with slightly better performance (extremely marginal)

Done

They have also been split.

I am sitting in UTC+1, which times (when its on time) should i see payouts?

poolwaffle

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Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:22:39 AM

I have a 2700 and 3700 running.

Set their passwords to "d=512" on each of them, you'll end up with slightly better performance (extremely marginal)

Pierre3400

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Quote from: skabbo on February 20, 2014, 09:16:12 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:12:23 AM

Quote from: skabbo on February 20, 2014, 09:05:35 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 08:56:13 AM

I have 2 rigs running a total of 6,3mhs

I see close to what i would think is right, but they are both just running on my bitcoin address, should i set workers for them? If so how? and what would i gain?

To set workers, put an underscore after your address in your username (-u 198FJ9ZncRktsc8HDtPPLCbiMu7T1DuJJb_workername). If you want to set their diff. individually, use 'd=$diff' as the password, where $diff = desired difficulty.

I leave that on auto for now.

I have split my miners up now, but i am interrested in knowing if it will change anything performance wise.

For now, will i still see the starts on my miners on my own stat page, or will they be split, leaving my current stat page to die off?

It depends; if your rigs are all pretty much the same speed, then it won't change much. If you've got a couple rigs of varying speeds and don't specify individual workers, then the slower hashrate rig will be running at the same vardiff as the faster one, which is undesirable.

I have a 2700 and 3700 running.

skabbo

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Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 09:12:23 AM

Quote from: skabbo on February 20, 2014, 09:05:35 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 08:56:13 AM

I have 2 rigs running a total of 6,3mhs

I see close to what i would think is right, but they are both just running on my bitcoin address, should i set workers for them? If so how? and what would i gain?

To set workers, put an underscore after your address in your username (-u 198FJ9ZncRktsc8HDtPPLCbiMu7T1DuJJb_workername). If you want to set their diff. individually, use 'd=$diff' as the password, where $diff = desired difficulty.

I leave that on auto for now.

I have split my miners up now, but i am interrested in knowing if it will change anything performance wise.

For now, will i still see the starts on my miners on my own stat page, or will they be split, leaving my current stat page to die off?

It depends; if your rigs are all pretty much the same speed, then it won't change much. If you've got a couple rigs of varying speeds and don't specify individual workers, then the slower hashrate rig will be running at the same vardiff as the faster one, which is undesirable.

Pierre3400

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Quote from: skabbo on February 20, 2014, 09:05:35 AM

Quote from: Pierre3400 on February 20, 2014, 08:56:13 AM

I have 2 rigs running a total of 6,3mhs

I see close to what i would think is right, but they are both just running on my bitcoin address, should i set workers for them? If so how? and what would i gain?

To set workers, put an underscore after your address in your username (-u 198FJ9ZncRktsc8HDtPPLCbiMu7T1DuJJb_workername). If you want to set their diff. individually, use 'd=$diff' as the password, where $diff = desired difficulty.

I leave that on auto for now.

I have split my miners up now, but i am interrested in knowing if it will change anything performance wise.

For now, will i still see the starts on my miners on my own stat page, or will they be split, leaving my current stat page to die off?

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