it depends
- choose big one like CEX or BTCGuild you'll get small reward of each block (lots of blocks found every day)
- choose small one like eg. tripplemining, it take few days to find 1 block, but you'll get higher reward.
also it's bbit about luck
PS: buy some ASIC, dont use CPU for mining it's only wasting of energy
Topic: What's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter? (Read 798 times)
IMO - btcguild is the best
i think chinese pool is the best imo. 
I'm not sure, i have two intel i 3, what's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter with these two pc?
You want to have a usb asic attached to both of them 
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cpu mining is not profitable this days, you can mine for just fun & learn things
I'm not sure, i have two intel i 3, what's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter with these two pc?
You're probably better off just opening an account at https://cex.io
To get bang for you buck yes, but adding to the hashpower of cex.io is not wise.
The 51% risk was addressed yesterday. Check out their press release: https://ghash.io/ghashio_press_release.pdf
I'm not sure, i have two intel i 3, what's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter with these two pc?
You're probably better off just opening an account at https://cex.io
To get bang for you buck yes, but adding to the hashpower of cex.io is not wise.
mine altcoin, like LTC.
If you really would like to mine with a CPU, you should check into Quarks or Primecoin because they can only be mined with CPU and are therefore a lot more profitable, especially when there are ASICs for Bitcoin.
Get into any mining pool, and see what your hash rate is, then use http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator to see how many bitcoins you'll get
The feasibility of mining with a CPU ended more than a year ago. It will cost far more in electricity than you will mine. Even if electricity is free, the amount you mine (especially with an i3) will be so close to 0 that many pools will just call it 0.
So, if you really want to mine, you will first need to find pools that support mining with a CPU, and then choose the best one.
So, if you really want to mine, you will first need to find pools that support mining with a CPU, and then choose the best one.
I'm not sure, i have two intel i 3, what's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter with these two pc?
You're probably better off just opening an account at https://cex.io
I don't think that trying to mine Bitcoin at all with just those these two CPUs can be recommended regardless of pool.
Do you have any graphic cards in these machines or just the onboard graphics?
Do you have any graphic cards in these machines or just the onboard graphics?
I'm not sure, i have two intel i 3, what's the best bitcoin mining pool to enter with these two pc?
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