Re: [ANN] Infinitecoin (IFC) pool - Treasurequarry.com . 1.5% fee. USA p2pool server
alfaz12, it's highly advisable to use a diferent address for each machine. This isn't from a technical viewpoint (technically you could use the same address) but simply so that you can easily identify what each machine is producing and, if you have queries or problems it's easier to pinpoint which machine the problems are occurring on.
You don't need a different actual wallet on all each machine however. You can create a single wallet on one machine, and create 3 different addresses with that wallet - one address for each machine. All your Infinitecoins mined from each of the 3 addresse will then go into that single wallet but you can still what each machine has individually produced.
Regarding the +numbers, these are the difficulty of pseudoshares that your miner will report (not to be confused with real shares that you get paid for). The pseudoshares help your hashrate graph at http://treasurequarry.com:9844/static/graphs.html?Day show more accurately. If you don't include a pseudoshare difficulty after your infinitecoin address you won't get a good graph of your hashing...instead you would just get a single short and high blip every now and then.
External GPUs may suffer from a bandwidth (data transfer rate) problem in the connection to your laptop according to http://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/1paw41/graphics_cards_in_new_mac_pro_may_be_user/ (check out just over halfway down where they start talking about thunderbolt). That particular thread is about bitcoin mining though which is sha-256 and gives a higher kh/s than Scrypt mining which Infinitecoin uses , so I don't know if Infinitecoin mining would be any better with an external GPU than Bitcoin.
You don't need a different actual wallet on all each machine however. You can create a single wallet on one machine, and create 3 different addresses with that wallet - one address for each machine. All your Infinitecoins mined from each of the 3 addresse will then go into that single wallet but you can still what each machine has individually produced.
Regarding the +numbers, these are the difficulty of pseudoshares that your miner will report (not to be confused with real shares that you get paid for). The pseudoshares help your hashrate graph at http://treasurequarry.com:9844/static/graphs.html?Day show more accurately. If you don't include a pseudoshare difficulty after your infinitecoin address you won't get a good graph of your hashing...instead you would just get a single short and high blip every now and then.
External GPUs may suffer from a bandwidth (data transfer rate) problem in the connection to your laptop according to http://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/1paw41/graphics_cards_in_new_mac_pro_may_be_user/ (check out just over halfway down where they start talking about thunderbolt). That particular thread is about bitcoin mining though which is sha-256 and gives a higher kh/s than Scrypt mining which Infinitecoin uses , so I don't know if Infinitecoin mining would be any better with an external GPU than Bitcoin.
We need more miners to improve pool's hashrate. I love this pool but it would be better with 20 mhash.
Tell your friends, family, pets and..well..anyone about Infinitecoin and get them to join in. I think you are right that external GPUs may not do the trick , currently am using three core2duo machines , will let you know how it goes , well I have mined 1362.3326974 IFC from one machine and I have started like 20 hrs ago. I think you are totally right about external graphics card and yes GPUs are dead for mining Bitcoins as now they have their own ASIC devies and even old ASIC Devices are not all worthy to use and you'll need some good new devices , some few good new devices will come out in coming months.
Now what if I spend some money and buy a Graphics cards to mine IFC for my laptop any suggestion which AMD should I go for , I have checked that LTC Mining comparison page but am still a bit confused . I have windows Vista 64bit on one and Windows 7 32 bit on the other.
Thankyou very much for your time.