Re: [ANN] cudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications [Windows/Linux/MacOSX]
A Little Tease 
Another thing that might be good is if you can grab the output of ccminer/cudaminer, to maybe set up a hashrate grabber.So a button you press, it runs x amount of runs, probably in becnhmark mode. Gets the average, and stores it in the program
if like me you never know what your hashrates were on set things it would allow anyone to grab the program, test their cards for what they get, then use those to calculate
Not an easy task but possible im sure
Yes, on my todo list for phase 2, along with maybe power figures. What I'm planning on doing is allowing the Server to send back the hash rates it is seeing instead of what the miner sees. After all if you have a miner that shows 10K hash but the server only gets 6K then you get paid on the 6K hashs. This will help figure in Orphon and all other issues that affect your "true hash".
I had edited my post so to keep you from having to go back and read it. Here is the additional info I added:
The client stores all information locally in JSON files but can be directly edited via the form as you can see.
The clients sends the algo and the hash rate to the server/backend where the most profitable algo is determined. The server returns the most profitable stratum address and port to the client.
The server will do all the switch among say x11 coins for that particular algo. Same with X13 or any other algo. The only time the client needs to do any switching is when a change of algo is needed. For example switching from X11 to JHA to CryptoNight. Smiley
At present all payments would be made to a Bitcoin address.
The backend should also be able to switch between conventional pools and "leasing" services if they are the most profitable.
The client is rather "dumb" in that all the "smarts" are located on the backend.
This can control ccminer, cgminer/sgminer or cpu miners. So basically any GPU or CPU mining program.
Carlo