Quote from: Seetth on May 29, 2018, 08:20:18 AM

I just hear about this miner, I have a question about miner fee, something I didnt like with nemos was that if the rig restarts 5 times in a day you end paying the fee 5 times in a day, how hash auger handles the fees? its for true 24 hrs? or the fee runs like nemos after the 1 hr mining?

That is a good question. With Hash Auger, the developer contribution is based on the calendar date and not a rolling 24 hour period. That makes it easier to keep track of whether the contribution was made for that day so it will not run again even if the system is rebooted or the software restarts. The time at which the contribution runs is selected randomly each day, so it most likely will not be evenly spaced 24 hours apart. For example, it may run at 11:00 in the morning on May 28th, 18:30 on the 29th and 3:00 in the morning on the 30th, etc. It is designed that way to be fair for everyone since it is not based on estimated earnings or mining work at all - it has an equal chance of running when estimates are low as it does when they are high. However, once it runs for that day, it should not run again no matter how may times you exit the application. Also, unlike some other applications, all bechmarking done on a pool is credited to your wallet address, not the developers.

Some of the third party mining software (such as DSTM, Nevermore, XmRig and Z-Enemy) has its own fee that may run when those miners are being used. Hash Auger includes those fees when calculating estimated earnings so the software will only switch to algorithms that use those miners when it is profitable to do so.