Topic: Whattomine - profitability website with basic json. - page 41. (Read 94973 times)
You can now auto-input values for Fury card on GPU algos.
Recent additions:
Musicoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/178-music-ethash
Solaris:
https://whattomine.com/coins/179-xlr-nist5
Deutsche eMark:
https://whattomine.com/coins/180-dem-sha-256
Scorecoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/181-score-scrypt
Belacoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/182-bela-scrypt
Managed to buy Fury, hashes and powers will be added soonish.
Musicoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/178-music-ethash
Solaris:
https://whattomine.com/coins/179-xlr-nist5
Deutsche eMark:
https://whattomine.com/coins/180-dem-sha-256
Scorecoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/181-score-scrypt
Belacoin:
https://whattomine.com/coins/182-bela-scrypt
Managed to buy Fury, hashes and powers will be added soonish.
Recently added PASL:
https://whattomine.com/coins/177-pasl-pascal
Now also available for claymore dual mining calculations:
https://whattomine.com/merged_coins/13-eth-pasl
Next small feature I am looking into is customizable difficulty % increase for single calcs.
https://whattomine.com/coins/177-pasl-pascal
Now also available for claymore dual mining calculations:
https://whattomine.com/merged_coins/13-eth-pasl
Next small feature I am looking into is customizable difficulty % increase for single calcs.
Can you add PASL Pascal Lite please. Thanks.
I would just like, if the dev could add proper difficulty reporting, so we can have proper reward estimation.
Can you add PASL Pascal Lite please. Thanks.
why so many coins lagging now?=(
Looks like a DNS issue from the server... cant resolve stats hostname.
hope it will be fixed soon...
Looks good now
why so many coins lagging now?=(
Looks like a DNS issue from the server... cant resolve stats hostname.
hope it will be fixed soon...
Looks good now
why so many coins lagging now?=(
Looks like a DNS issue from the server... cant resolve stats hostname.
hope it will be fixed soon...
why so many coins lagging now?=(
Looks like a DNS issue from the server... cant resolve stats hostname.
why so many coins lagging now?=(
Claymore added PASC to dual miner. Calc available here:
https://whattomine.com/merged_coins/10-eth-pasc
https://whattomine.com/merged_coins/10-eth-pasc
Updated 1070 values to use low-power settings.
Added 1060 6GB values.
Added 1060 6GB values.
Dash is a X11 coin, which belongs in asic section, not gpu.
You can find current asic algos here:
https://whattomine.com/asic
PASC is delisted currently, while I keep searching for more accurate formula.
@fredeq, on your Coins page, for each coin you have some default data. How did you come across this data to input? I ask because I am trying to determine how to pull all coins to a program to find most profitable without using my own data and then be able to parse your data based on my known equipment and hash rates.
All active algorithms should match values for a single 280x card.
As long as they are GPU mineable ofc
Ok, so is it possible if I dont change that data that I could get innacurate results if I use nVidia vs AMD. If so, how can I change all the results from 1 command to inject say using a gtx 1070? Sorry for the questions, im just starting to learn coding with a friend. Your help is greatly appreciated!
You need to pass your own hashrate & power & probably cost to each `/coins/coin-id.json` page separately - there is no way to just reuse values from `/coins` page.
So in essence I could take ?utf8=%E2%9C%93&hr=1750.0&p=650.0&fee=3.0&cost=0.06&hcost=0.0&commit=Calculate and add it to every equihash coin and request data
Correct. You can also drop utf8 and commit keys.
You could also query `/coins` once for just equihash to check how those coins relate to each other (no fee or cost params though).
Take note that for `/coins` params to be valid, you must always send positive `eth_hr`:
"https://whattomine.com/coins.json?factor[eth_hr]=1.0&eq=true&factor[eq_hr]=111.0&factor[eq_p]=888.0"
@fredeq, on your Coins page, for each coin you have some default data. How did you come across this data to input? I ask because I am trying to determine how to pull all coins to a program to find most profitable without using my own data and then be able to parse your data based on my known equipment and hash rates.
All active algorithms should match values for a single 280x card.
As long as they are GPU mineable ofc
Ok, so is it possible if I dont change that data that I could get innacurate results if I use nVidia vs AMD. If so, how can I change all the results from 1 command to inject say using a gtx 1070? Sorry for the questions, im just starting to learn coding with a friend. Your help is greatly appreciated!
You need to pass your own hashrate & power & probably cost to each `/coins/coin-id.json` page separately - there is no way to just reuse values from `/coins` page.
So in essence I could take ?utf8=%E2%9C%93&hr=1750.0&p=650.0&fee=3.0&cost=0.06&hcost=0.0&commit=Calculate and add it to every equihash coin and request data
@fredeq, on your Coins page, for each coin you have some default data. How did you come across this data to input? I ask because I am trying to determine how to pull all coins to a program to find most profitable without using my own data and then be able to parse your data based on my known equipment and hash rates.
All active algorithms should match values for a single 280x card.
As long as they are GPU mineable ofc
Ok, so is it possible if I dont change that data that I could get innacurate results if I use nVidia vs AMD. If so, how can I change all the results from 1 command to inject say using a gtx 1070? Sorry for the questions, im just starting to learn coding with a friend. Your help is greatly appreciated!
You need to pass your own hashrate & power & probably cost to each `/coins/coin-id.json` page separately - there is no way to just reuse values from `/coins` page.
@fredeq, on your Coins page, for each coin you have some default data. How did you come across this data to input? I ask because I am trying to determine how to pull all coins to a program to find most profitable without using my own data and then be able to parse your data based on my known equipment and hash rates.
All active algorithms should match values for a single 280x card.
As long as they are GPU mineable ofc
Ok, so is it possible if I dont change that data that I could get innacurate results if I use nVidia vs AMD. If so, how can I change all the results from 1 command to inject say using a gtx 1070? Sorry for the questions, im just starting to learn coding with a friend. Your help is greatly appreciated!
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