Quote from: Sinyk7 on February 26, 2014, 06:11:12 PM

Quote from: The Fat Miner on February 26, 2014, 06:02:20 PM

Quote from: Sinyk7 on February 26, 2014, 05:51:45 PM

So read it however you want. Your btc/MH is fairly accurate there based on accepted MH, not your actual hash rate.

So did you earn more here or more on clever ?

I think I made more here? Last time I was doing a test run i had to shut my rig off for a couple hours, so it wasn't a fair comparison. I'm giving it another go now for the next 24h.

I know one day isn't a fair comparison, but I'm not comparing profits to profits, but rather what the pool says you should get per mh vs what you actually get.

You really have to take btc/MH values posted on sites with a grain of salt. It's easy to get caught up in the math when you mine at 3.6 MH and you see > 0.01 btc/MH per day, so you expect to see > 0.036 btc/day which is only true if you had a 0% reject rate. I might as well have unplugged one of my gpus with how much hashrate I was throwing away at clevermining.

Wafflepool is usually around 0.009 to 0.01. if my reject rate is as low as it usually is here, I should be slightly more profitable. Time will tell!

edit: as shares and value of coins changes all the time, my 24h profit at clever now reports as 0.03240274 BTC which works out to 0.01045 btc/mh (using 3.1 MH) or 0.009000 btc/MH (using 3.6 MH)

Figured I would update this:

I ran a 24h test on wafflepool to see how it compared to clevermining.

My earnings for the 24h stretch, taking into account unconverted btc value, gave me about 0.033366 btc which works out to be 0.009268 btc/mh (based on my actual 3.6 MH/s). This is also with only about a 1% reject rate.

So at least for my 24h to 24h comparison, which really isn't long enough by any means, wafflepool came out ahead slightly. Without being able to tell what my actual average accepted hashrate was during that 24h period, I can't give a true btc/mh reading but anyway, it seems fairly close to what is reported on the website's stats page.

In all honesty, they seem fairly similar in earnings, but wafflepool does seem a bit more transparent, albeit not as pretty.

Even mining VTC, at current prices, is almost the same as mining at wafflepool. When the price of VTC was higher, it was significantly more profitable to mine, but not so much anymore. Everything has evened out.