Quote from: philipma1957 on March 24, 2015, 11:33:15 PM

Quote from: Paul Revere on March 21, 2015, 12:54:51 AM

Quote from: opentoe on March 17, 2015, 05:15:34 AM

Where would you go to get a good price to input on the password line? I have an S5 that I want to try it out on. The C1's never worked with it at all unless I was mining %100 on Westhash.com.

I set it maybe 5-10% lower than the Coinwarz predicted return for 1 TH. The best pools average maybe 95% of predicted payout (most are usually more like 85-90% after you factor in the fee), so that is the price line you want to be above.

dude you set over not under the bitcoinwisdom prediction. you do it to help prevent excessive switching.

for now 0.01078 is 1 th a day.

so do 0.0120 as in p = 0.0120

then use

f2pool
kano's pool
or ban as second choice

Not if you want to maximize the potential of Nicehash. First off, you need to decide if you want to beat the average pool payout, or pretend that all pools pay 100%, as Kano suggested. A realistic average for pool payout (yes, I understand why, but thanks for flooding the thread with luck explanations Roll Eyes

) is ~90% (some slightly more, some less) of that .01078, so ~.009 is what you will likely average from a pool over a month period. Then you need to factor in the time lost due to switching pools if you set at a higher rate compared to setting it right around or even slightly lower than that .009, and more importantly, the higher paying bids you will miss out on if you switch over too often. I have tried higher, same, slightly lower and no price cutoff using Nicehash/Westhash, and the best long term yield is setting it right near what your failover pool averages. You are of course quite free to choose your own method and ignore all of what I say, please do, I will certainly enjoy being able to scoop up more of the high bids for myself.