Quote from: EVERYUSERNAMEISTAKEN on January 31, 2018, 08:18:57 AM

Quote from: jebidia on January 30, 2018, 02:43:17 PM

Yeah, I always only do 1 algo. I did quite a bit of testing with 2 x 6x1080ti rigs and found that the over a day or so the 24hr actual always beat the current and that the mono always beat all of them. I did it over a week or so and didn't keep the best notes but a close second was a 1 hr switch off a 24hr actual. I get up and check the 24hr actual and point everything at it, regardless of pool or algo. I do keep an eye on the 24hr as some pop into the top and out of it pretty quick and I don't usually go for those. Been a lot of Blake2s lately, but I've seen phi get into it a bit more lately so I thought I'd pop on it and so far it has done well...actually most I was getting on Blake2s over the last week was a bit over .006 so to see a .008 over 24hrs was nice. I'll run with it for a bit and keep an eye on the 24 hr actuals.

What have you been mining?

Thanks for the insight. I was wondering if you ever just see flat lines on your profitability graph. I'm working with about 147 and 57 Mh rigs, and there are stretches of 30-60 mins where my graph completely flatlines. This never happens with me when I'm just mining Blake2s, so if this inconsistency is a regular occurrence (because I don't have enough computing power), I might just point it at B2s unless Phi is significantly more profitable.

Yeah I see flat spots on PHI even with 12 x 1080ti's. I believe it just depends on how often a block is solved. You're probably fine with blake2s or x17 on ahashpool