Unfortunately the lbry takes too long to break 4 days!!! I noticed that in lyra2re the NVidia have very good performance!
the earnings from lbry are sooooo much more than lyra2.... lol 
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August 01, 2016, 06:46:25 AM
August 01, 2016, 06:41:38 AM
Unfortunately the lbry takes too long to break 4 days!!! I noticed that in lyra2re the NVidia have very good performance!
August 01, 2016, 06:19:26 AM
Now the blocks per hash per blocks found a day ect we need about 10-20 gh here to make it more profitable then yiimp on LBC .... but lets just leave that statement alone for now JMO. 
August 01, 2016, 06:15:35 AM
ok I'll try again clean swipe no miners in pool no shares withholding now i come in with my hash that means insistently i have 100% of the shares correct ? And within one minute a block is hit in the pool..of course by me because i'm the only miner. i get all the coins on that block about 140 correct ?
correct, minus pool fee
my 5 cents:
you have perfect opportunity to test that real-life mining smth on http://yiimp.ccminer.org,
for example mue on quark pool when there are no other miners
Yes i'm on that pool made 200 LBC coins in 3 days at 1.2 gig.
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August 01, 2016, 06:15:30 AM
and assuming no other miners have mined before there were no other miners..... then there are shares "in limbo" till the next block is found.
August 01, 2016, 06:01:55 AM
That's the part I'm not sure of....lets say at that point I have 2% where do the extra coins go?
There are never "extra" coins.
All coins are distributed evenly per share*.
If you have 2% of the total shares then you get %2 of the coins and whoever has the other 98% (be it 1 other person/worker or 1,000 other people/workers) of the shares get(s) the other 98% of the coins.
*In PPLNS, N is rarely the exact number of shares that a block was found with, but I'm trying to not "complicate" the explanations, and therefore pretending that N = 1 block's worth of shares (to coincide with the "I'm the only one mining" question).
yes.
but you'd be very lucky ;-)
August 01, 2016, 05:57:42 AM
That's the part I'm not sure of....lets say at that point I have 2% where do the extra coins go?
There are never "extra" coins.
All coins are distributed evenly per share*.
If you have 2% of the total shares then you get %2 of the coins and whoever has the other 98% (be it 1 other person/worker or 1,000 other people/workers) of the shares get(s) the other 98% of the coins.
*In PPLNS, N is rarely the exact number of shares that a block was found with, but I'm trying to not "complicate" the explanations, and therefore pretending that N = 1 block's worth of shares (to coincide with the "I'm the only one mining" question).
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August 01, 2016, 04:48:23 AM
sorry, I meant when TTF is longer than 3-4 times the block find time luck is most present. I totally botched that statement.
August 01, 2016, 04:39:59 AM
should be why most "luck" stats numbers ive seen have no sense 
August 01, 2016, 03:49:34 AM
Pool luck is a real thing.
Pool luck is amplified by smaller pool hashrates when block TTF is larger than confirm time...
Larger hashrates not only slow the network for your pool (via diff), but they do for all pools as well.
The payout to the extra miner in the end, means less payout to the other miners in the beginning.
Once pool hashrate grows beyond a certain point, pool luck is even with the rest of the network for the most part. Luck, can be applied as an inverse scale from the point of TTF=greater than confirm time; all the way to zero hashrate. It's hard to explain this last concept without a picture, but i am in no state to draw a picture.
Pool luck is amplified by smaller pool hashrates when block TTF is larger than confirm time...
Larger hashrates not only slow the network for your pool (via diff), but they do for all pools as well.
The payout to the extra miner in the end, means less payout to the other miners in the beginning.
Once pool hashrate grows beyond a certain point, pool luck is even with the rest of the network for the most part. Luck, can be applied as an inverse scale from the point of TTF=greater than confirm time; all the way to zero hashrate. It's hard to explain this last concept without a picture, but i am in no state to draw a picture.
I don't see any correlation between TTF and confirm time.
Average payout for a given period is the same regardless of TTF, so how can this be correlated to confirm time?
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August 01, 2016, 03:02:32 AM
Yeah. Pretty close description.
When pool hashrate gets past the point of most users only having less than ~2% hashrate, you really see consistent payouts and the luck factor doesn't really take effect.
When pool hashrate gets past the point of most users only having less than ~2% hashrate, you really see consistent payouts and the luck factor doesn't really take effect.
August 01, 2016, 02:23:46 AM
So for easy clarification. 1 round is from the time you start mining til the finding of the next block. Your reward is based on how much work you did to find that block, not based on how high your hashrate was at the moment of finding it. Solo mining is you against every other miner across the entire coin network. If you happen to find the block before everyone else, you get all the rewards, minus fees. The more miners on your team, the more chances you have to win a round, but the lower the payout. In the case of some pools(lyra2v2 merge mined) at times our pool owns the entire network so to speak, so we win every round and share it with our team. The payout is consistant barring block maturity and exchange time. A pool means less rewards more often vs solo mining a lot of work for the occasional reward. If I've missed something please add on.
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July 31, 2016, 08:15:18 PM
Pool luck is a real thing.
Pool luck is amplified by smaller pool hashrates when block TTF is larger than confirm time...
Larger hashrates not only slow the network for your pool (via diff), but they do for all pools as well.
The payout to the extra miner in the end, means less payout to the other miners in the beginning.
Once pool hashrate grows beyond a certain point, pool luck is even with the rest of the network for the most part. Luck, can be applied as an inverse scale from the point of TTF=greater than confirm time; all the way to zero hashrate. It's hard to explain this last concept without a picture, but i am in no state to draw a picture.
Pool luck is amplified by smaller pool hashrates when block TTF is larger than confirm time...
Larger hashrates not only slow the network for your pool (via diff), but they do for all pools as well.
The payout to the extra miner in the end, means less payout to the other miners in the beginning.
Once pool hashrate grows beyond a certain point, pool luck is even with the rest of the network for the most part. Luck, can be applied as an inverse scale from the point of TTF=greater than confirm time; all the way to zero hashrate. It's hard to explain this last concept without a picture, but i am in no state to draw a picture.
July 31, 2016, 08:05:46 PM
Funny thing is: I can mine at default intensity (20) and still play games such as League of Legends on max settings in 1080; no hiccups, no stutters... pretty impressive profitability and usability. neoscrypt hammed up my card pretty bad... intensity went down to 15 I think.
On lbry algo JK? How much hashrate is that card giving you on lbry algo? thxEDIT: I was using the wrong version. 223 mh
I GET ABOUT THE SAME--
My 750ti cards get about 50MH/s rock steady, but my EVGA Classified 980ti starts out at about 250MH/s, then throttles to 200-225MH/s. The big card runs to hot for summer weather. --scyptr
I REPLACED MY GTX 960 SSC WITH A GTX 980ti CLASSIFIED--
The 980ti is a single card in an open tower case, and it runs hotter than I thought. When I check, it is always around 83 deg F. My GTX 960 is going into a new rig, Win 7 X64 dual booted with Lubuntu 14.04.4, and with another GTX 960 SCC. I also have 2 Zotac AMP! Extreme 980ti cards that will be on the outside of the crate, both sides, kinda like outriggers on a trimaran. The rig will be dual boot so that I can auto switch with windows, or run Linux programs and drivers if I need to pound a certain algo. Spacing there? Probably more than 6", I am just about to build the frame and assemble the components. The GTX 960 cards will be above the crate, where it is normally hotter. Maybe I should use a steel shelf system, spacing might be easier.
My 750ti cards are 1-2 inches apart, above a Cooler Master HAF XB case with a special top that I built. There are multiple fans and really good venting built into the case. They run at 50-60 deg F, even in the summer. --scryptr
July 31, 2016, 05:34:11 PM
something important to know :
Each found block on a pool is like a game round.
Each share you submit give you points... A block found = end of the game... All points are reset
So sometimes, you can get rewards a few days later if there was no blocks found or the pool was unused...
Also, its not required to be connected when the block is found to get the points rewards...
Damn, now im motivated by a round of Planet Side 2 :p
Each found block on a pool is like a game round.
Each share you submit give you points... A block found = end of the game... All points are reset
So sometimes, you can get rewards a few days later if there was no blocks found or the pool was unused...
Also, its not required to be connected when the block is found to get the points rewards...
Damn, now im motivated by a round of Planet Side 2 :p
July 31, 2016, 02:34:13 PM
That's the part I'm not sure of....lets say at that point I have 2% where do the extra coins go?
There are never "extra" coins.
All coins are distributed evenly per share*.
If you have 2% of the total shares then you get %2 of the coins and whoever has the other 98% (be it 1 other person/worker or 1,000 other people/workers) of the shares get(s) the other 98% of the coins.
*In PPLNS, N is rarely the exact number of shares that a block was found with, but I'm trying to not "complicate" the explanations, and therefore pretending that N = 1 block's worth of shares (to coincide with the "I'm the only one mining" question).
July 31, 2016, 02:24:57 PM
Now that, of course, is all assuming PPLNS and that 1 block = N shares. 
That's the part I'm not sure of....lets say at that point I have 2% where do the extra coins go? July 31, 2016, 02:00:37 PM
Now that, of course, is all assuming PPLNS and that 1 block = N shares.
July 31, 2016, 01:46:31 PM
But the extra coins where do they go with one miner only.
There are no "extra coins".Every block is worth x.
Every miner active in the pool, and working on that block, gets their "fair share" of x.
If you are the only miner active in the pool, and working on that block, then you get 100% of that block.
If your hashrate is 1% of every miner active in the pool, and working on that block, then you get 1% of that block.
All of this discounting fees, of course.
July 31, 2016, 01:32:50 PM
But the extra coins where do they go with one miner only.
There are no "extra coins".Every block is worth x.
Every miner active in the pool, and working on that block, gets their "fair share" of x.
If you are the only miner active in the pool, and working on that block, then you get 100% of that block.
If your hashrate is 1% of every miner active in the pool, and working on that block, then you get 1% of that block.
All of this discounting fees, of course.
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