Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
For those who were wondering when I would release my profit calculator , it's here 
Loads of people were asking for it, but it isn't the profit switcher yet. But it's a big part of it, so tell me your findings.
https://github.com/KBomba/cuda-profit-calc/releases
Requires NET4.5!
It has all the hashrates set for a gtx750ti by default. Measured by taking the average of 10 accepts in which both my cards, EVGA SC & Gigabyte, contributed. Stock OC.
Loads of people were asking for it, but it isn't the profit switcher yet. But it's a big part of it, so tell me your findings. https://github.com/KBomba/cuda-profit-calc/releases
Requires NET4.5!
It has all the hashrates set for a gtx750ti by default. Measured by taking the average of 10 accepts in which both my cards, EVGA SC & Gigabyte, contributed. Stock OC.
Maybe u should open Nvidia multipool switcher using what u have created and charge pool fee. I bet u will make a lot of BTC in long run since Nvidia might take over AMD by year end and your pool will be unique with no competitor. Perhaps part of the pool fee goes to cbuchner1 as donation for being the creator of ccminer and continuous effort in improving ccminer. Developer win , you win , Nvidia miner win , everybody win
I'd welcome the idea of someone creating a profit switching nVidia-centric multipool.
Patches to support such feature within ccMiner would be welcome.
Ah, CUDApool, pool of my dreams. If you get something like that working, you will already have one miner working there
. Edit: Perhaps something like that algo switcher NiceHash has for SGminer could be worked in, between CCminer and the pool. That would be awesome.
Edit 2: And perhaps some anti-'Coin-crash' switching algorithm, distributing the hashing power of the pool over multiple coins. Multipools have a habit of crashing markets of coins when they become the most profitable coin. This crash can be avoided by distributing the hashes, to, let's say, a certain max percentage of the net hashrate. I believe wemineall.com has something like that.