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About 50 days or so I believe.

http://www.yourcomputergenie.com/?address=[input your payout address here]

Don't use the brackets in the url.

LOL just 28 hours ago it was about 49 days to full 5N, now it's 105 days and going up as I type.
Not a good incentive to attract new miners. I'm wondering, if one started mining a couple days ago at
40 something days to 5N and now 2 days later it's over 100 days to full 5N, which number of days applies to that miner?

Fractions.....run the numbers.

Maybe I wasn't clear enough. The question is if a miner begins mining at the pool when it takes 50 days to get to full 5N
and then 2 days later it now takes a new miner 100 days to get to full 5N, does the first miner still have 50 days to get to full 5N
or is it now more? "Fractions.....run the numbers" I'm not sure how to "run the numbers" on this question.

Not sure where the 49 hours for full 5N came in at.. Maybe 49 days.. In any case, no, your 5N is based upon up-to-date numbers,
so it will vary depending upon your acceptance rate, current pool rate, etc.. Hence the 'run the numbers statement above'..

See your current stats here as posted before:
http://www.yourcomputergenie.com/?address=

Thank you for your reply. Basically you're saying that the time for getting to full 5N is constantly changing. The next
logical question is how do you know when you are at full 5N? This stat is not listed in the stat generator above.

Ha.. Almost a unanswerable question.. IF the pool hash rate were steady (ie. not changing due to miners coming and going) then you should be able to figure out
about what your 5N would be by checking the active users/miners tab and finding miners that have the same or as close to your hash rate AND that have been
mining for >100 days.. Unanswerable because if miners leave, your payout may/should/well increase based upon a higher acceptance rate, and obviously lower
the higher the hash rate. So in essence, there is no hard and fast number to give you.