Quote from: Rodrigo8 on June 04, 2017, 01:33:08 PM

Quote from: Jdope on June 04, 2017, 10:21:38 AM

Ethermine doesn't take 0.1 Eth per ether you make, you could probably use windows if you have it and save yourself the 2$ monthly, for the exchange it could be depending on your website.

Depending on the offer of each website, payout schemes may differ:
a) http://ethpool.org is a predictable Ethereum solo mining pool and implements a solo
mining payout scheme. Each submitted share will increase the credits of the Miner who
submitted the share by the fixed share difficulty of the pool. The Miner who
accumulated the most credits will receive the reward of the next block that has been
mined by the pool and his credits will be reset to his current credits minus the credits of
the runner up Miner. "Uncles" are distributed in a similar way only that the credits of
the Miner receiving the uncle reward will not be reset.

b) http://ethermine.org is an Ethereum mining pool using the traditional Pay-Per-Last-NShares
("PPLNS") payout scheme. This reward system is round based, whereby one
round has an arbitrary number (N) of minutes. When a block has been found by the
pool, the block reward is distributed according to the number and difficulty of the shares
submitted during the last hour. Payout takes place immediately after the minimum
payout amount of 1 "Ether" has been reached. However, the payout threshold is
customizable (minimum 0,1 "Ether", maximum 10 "Ether").

c) http://etc.ethermine.org is an Ethereum Classic mining pool using the traditional PPLNS
payout scheme. The payout scheme is working exactly in the same way as explained
under b) above. Payout takes place immediately after the customizable minimum
payout amount has been reached.

d) http://zcash.flypool.org is a Zcash mining pool using the traditional PPLNS payout
scheme. The payout scheme is working exactly in the same way as explained under b)
above. Payout takes place immediately after the minimum payout amount of 0,01 ZEC
has been reached. However, the payout threshold is customizable (minimum 0,001 ZEC,
maximum 10 ZEC).

still not 0.1 eth per 1 eth