@ Joerii quoted "Im getting close to what's in the estimate now" ---
if your mean estimated coins per day... ive found this to be inaccurate on all mining pools with pay per round, even ozcoin ( well established pool) the estimate is hardly ever correct... ( i guess thats why it says "estimate" lol) remember too that pay per round pools you need to stick with for a while to get anything from it.
if youre referring to speed / i think with some mining pools it figures your khashes via shares per hour / half hour.. meaning it takes up to a full hour to update your speed.(even 50btc takes a while to show full speed)
@ kendle & Joerii --- ive noticed with feathercoin there is a bit a reverse logic to getting more shares out of your rig... ill let you guess at what that is

with the right setup, you will produce more shares with less khashes. i use cgminer, im guessing youre both using the same. adjust your settings and watch what the site reports over the next hour... dont just go by what your miner says. rinse and repeat. let me know if it works. who knows.. maybe im crazy(i am), but i do this more for fun and learning then anything else, so im constantly trying every combo of miner setting and driver version etc..
pool also does not pay out until 120 confirms on block.. keep that in mind. ( keeps everyone safe in the long run)
here are my payment times since i started mining last night, it took a lil while for them to start (120 confirms) but after that it was steady, i also increased my autopayout amount so the times slow down towards the end.. seemed like a waste to make that many TX's
4/24/2013 18:32
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4/24/2013 12:01
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i gotta go finish scrubbing the greasemonkey off my hands from fixing the gf's car, then its time for a glass of wine !
Thank you for the great explination cygnusxi. You are right, since this is a PPLNS pool, you have to mine for a bit to start seeing you shares count towards a payout. It also has the reverse effect in that if you stop mining, you'll actually keep getting credit for a bit since some of your previous shares still count towards new blocks.