Re: cryp.today Mining revenue stats Scrypt Scrypt-N X11 X13 pools / hashrate rentals
I have not read through every page of comments, this may have been answered previously, if so I apologize.
So your chart is showing earnings of around .0015 BTC/day per Mhash on BetaRigs x11.
If I go on Coinwarz and punch in a gig's worth of khash in the x11 field (1,000,000 khash) the highest result I get is around 0.23 BTC/day.
You are reporting .0015 BTC per day per mhash, so if I was running a full gig that should get me 1.5 BTC per day. I understand your numbers are based on renting out your rigs, but are you able to explain why there is such a dicrepancy and how you are pulling in that much BTC per mhash compared to the Coinwars profitability charts?
So your chart is showing earnings of around .0015 BTC/day per Mhash on BetaRigs x11.
If I go on Coinwarz and punch in a gig's worth of khash in the x11 field (1,000,000 khash) the highest result I get is around 0.23 BTC/day.
You are reporting .0015 BTC per day per mhash, so if I was running a full gig that should get me 1.5 BTC per day. I understand your numbers are based on renting out your rigs, but are you able to explain why there is such a dicrepancy and how you are pulling in that much BTC per mhash compared to the Coinwars profitability charts?
You don't have to read the whole thread, it's right there in the first post
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3) To make Scrypt-N, X11, and X13 comparisons meaningful I'm using "scrypt equivalent" hashrate, i.e. the hashrate the same mining rigs (based on AMD R9 GPUs) were generating for scrypt before I repurposed them. Current ratios are: 0.47 for Scrypt-N hashrate vs Scrypt, 5.2 for X11 vs Scrypt, 3.0 for X13 vs Scrypt. See also caveat 3a below. This means that for example if you have an R9 280X that produces 750 KH/s in Scrypt mode and 3.9 MH/s in X11 mode you would be getting results similar to what's shown on the charts. If you are undervolting/overvolting/overclocking you may be getting better or worse ratio than I am.
In other words, if you want to compare to "real" X11 hashrate you would need to divide my numbers by 5.2, which would bring it close to what you're seeing on CoinWarz.
I'm working on a better way to represent these comparisons but it's been slow going due to all sorts of boring reasons. For now just keep in mind that all non-Scrypt numbers are fudged by a certain factor.