My miner seems to be happy swimming in your VTC pool Over the last 15 hours I'm averaging about .25 VTC per hour. I've read that you really shouldn't evaluate VTC by the hour, a longer time sample is needed to get a more accurate indication of your miner/pool performance... but I only got hours at this point. I will be running for days so we'll see if the numbers improve. At this rate I'll be making 6 VTC/day, at the current exchange rates (VTC 0.00276, BTC 567) that would be $9.38 USD. Unfortunately I live in LA, so power is a little spendy... my rig is running 4 Gigabyte r280x GPUS (undervolted) consuming a total of 1100w... which costs me about $4.42/day. So currently, if I cash in as I go, I'll be raking in $5/day Hey, if I found a $5 bill on the ground everyday I'd pick it up and feel lucky! I would guess most people are hording their VTC in hopes the value skyrockets, but I'm trying to get ROI first.
You new webpage is looking pretty fancy. I like that it's now different than all the other VTC pools.
Question about the Stats Graph:
Are the plotted data points the average of the hashrate over the last hour, or just what the hashrate happened to be at the sample time?
Suggestion for the Stats Graph:
The Both graph is not really useful as the pools hasharte is so much larger than mine, it fits the height to the pool max, and my hashrate is basically a straight line at the bottom. Would it be possible to simply overlay the two graphs (with their original scales) in the Both mode so you can compare peaks and valleys? Sure the units would be confusing, but in the Both mode your really looking at how the graphs compare and you can always switch back to individual graphs to inspect the unit values.
Looks like the VTC 24 Hours Estimated Earnings is just a duplicate of the Hourly
Question on Miner Performance:
Is 1400kh/s average good for a rig of four r280x GPUs... or is there room for improvement with further tweaking?
Now if I could just find a block...