Quote from: Waramp22 on December 16, 2013, 04:20:51 PM

Quote from: fablkak on December 16, 2013, 07:56:28 AM

I admit my working was messy and slightly too generous because my 24 hour estimate was just doubling my 12.5 hour estimate. Anyway, after an actual 24 hours and not a doubling of 12.5 hours the payout was:

total @10:30 PM Monday
Est. Unexchanged Balance Confirmed Exchanged Balance Confirmed Balance + anc
0.0067892335 0.00869628 0+ debit 0.03113817 (1- 0.729664)+ 0.866144 @ 0.0068 ANC/BTC=0.0077
24 hour total= 0.05435 - 0.0288 = 0.0256 BTC

So, I must have had a good 12 hours followed by a mediocre 12 hours. Still that's an improvement over just mining litecoin by about 17%.
I'll post more numbers in another 24 hours. I know it's a bit messy but with things coming in and going out and not exchanging anoncoins it's not going to be too neat.

It doesnt look like you can view individual worker stats at Hashco.ws
I was thinking of setting up a new worker for both hashco.ws (switching) and coinotron (LTC) and having a 7950 pointed to each for a couple days to get a benchmark.

Its still not apples to apples though because it ends up in BTC:LTC which both fluctuate day to day - and I assume Bitcoin mining at 1.2mh/s is completely worthless which is going to show that using a switching pool is a huge advantage.

Im mostly curious about the switching pools vs a regular LTC because LTC pools are still profitable to mine.

people calculate based on BTC as the currency exchanged to BTC for uniformity, not based on mining BTC. It's used for comparative purposes only. No one mines BTC without ASIC.