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Topic: Which is the best pool to join with your ASIC? - page 3. (Read 7755 times)

hero member
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According to BFL, shipping will begin in 2-3 weeks.. People need to be ready to milk those asics


So it looks like not many pools are ready for ASICS?

The ones that are will leave the rest behind..
if ASIC are getting delivered tomorrow, yes.
BUT as ASIC will not be here until December sometime (at earliest)... plenty of time Smiley
Personally I think this thread is rather premature.
vip
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So it looks like not many pools are ready for ASICS?

The ones that are will leave the rest behind..
if ASIC are getting delivered tomorrow, yes.
BUT as ASIC will not be here until December sometime (at earliest)... plenty of time Smiley
Personally I think this thread is rather premature.
hero member
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So it looks like not many pools are ready for ASICS?

The ones that are will leave the rest behind..
legendary
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such polmine.pl which supports   GBT

Maybe not the best example for a pool to use. Remember when they stole from their miners? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/polmine-switches-to-pps-without-notice-and-docks-miners-of-several-solved-blocks-50779

For some reason some people keep mining there.
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In general, the large pools are bad in terms of support  decentralization,
I recommend the use of medium-sized

such polmine.pl which supports   GBT
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p2pool should be ready now too. Users can select the difficulty they work on for quite some time.
legendary
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to the OP.....
"why db of course!".... psh .. ROFL .. db... what a joke.
legendary
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For the love of network bandwidth, something that offers >1 difficulty shares.

I think Eclipse has difficulty 32 which is pretty neat.
I'm more concerned about stratum support than diff >1 shares.
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Decent Programmer to boot!
For the love of network bandwidth, something that offers >1 difficulty shares.

I think Eclipse has difficulty 32 which is pretty neat.
legendary
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Hello!
Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
It'd be awesome if Guns n' Roses lead guitarist Slash had made a mining pool... Welcome to the jungle...



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sr. member
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Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
It'd be awesome if Guns n' Roses lead guitarist Slash had made a mining pool... Welcome to the jungle...

sr. member
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Technology and Women. Amazing.
Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
It'd be awesome if Guns n' Roses lead guitarist Slash had made a mining pool... Welcome to the jungle...
legendary
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How would you use BFL equipment with Bitminter?

You can use BitMinter client, an easy to use GUI-based miner that starts by clicking a button on the website, or any of the other miners that will support BFL ASICs. Our miner supports BFL FPGAs today, and will support BFL ASICs as soon as possible.

Also what is "rollntime"?

GBT (getblocktemplate) and Stratum are new mining protocols. Sadly, we have ended up with two competing standards.

rollntime is an improvement on the old getwork protocol (which most people are still using). It allows the miner to create new work by fiddling with the timestamp in the block, instead of constantly asking the server for more work.

Variable difficulty allows the server to set a higher target for proofs of work from miners, also reducing the constant chatter.

Without using these two features of the getwork protocol the new ASICs would create a lot of network traffic and extremely high load on the server.

Variable difficulty is also used by GBT and Stratum. Their advantage over getwork for ASIC mining is that they give the miner a template for a block which enables it to generate more work by itself than rollntime does.
sr. member
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I'll probably end up mining with HHTT - I actually like the idea of having 100Gh/s of hardware sat working on 2048-difficulty shares or some such thing  Cheesy
hero member
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Mining protocol, if I'm right!

Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
What is Stratum and GBT?
hero member
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How would you use BFL equipment with Bitminter? Also what is "rollntime"?

BitMinter will be ready for ASICs before ASICs ship.

In addition to GBT and Stratum, which are new mining protocols, using rollntime and variable difficulty should make ASIC mining over the old getwork protocol possible as well.

legendary
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BitMinter will be ready for ASICs before ASICs ship.

In addition to GBT and Stratum, which are new mining protocols, using rollntime and variable difficulty should make ASIC mining over the old getwork protocol possible as well.
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Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
What is Stratum and GBT?
legendary
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Any pool that has upgraded to Stratum or GBT based pool servers.

Stratum - BTC Guild & Slash
GBT - EclipseMC and Eligius
hero member
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I was wondering if it makes any difference in which pool you join with your Asic as the MH/s will be high?

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