Thanks for your reply. Yes, I understand that the stats are missing, and I noticed that by hovering the mouse. But before the crash I had 0.00581553 BTC unpaid balance and after the crash 0.00164576 BTC. So 0.00416977 BTC went somewhere, but it didn't get paid to me (as can be seen from the payment list and the black line).

What happened to my BTC? Apparently most of it went somewhere, but I didn't get paid, because the last payment is from yesterday. The frontend was down and is stil showing a gap where there actually wasn't a gap in mining. The start and end timestamps of the gap are exactly the same. Did I miss something?

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My X11, X13 and X15 are all working currently.

@Zels
Have you tried your 750ti's across different pools? Are there any differences in the hashrate for X11?

I guess I could, but currently I'm limited with my overclocking potential, since all of the four cards are so tightly packed together. So even with this happy little gpu, the temps tend to go really high really fast. I'll probably try with a different setup with risers later, but for now this has to do.

But I'm still curious why the difference in MHash between pools.

Hi guys,

I have 4 750ti's running X11 and in another pool they all average at about 1750 khash/s (as reported by ccminer). However, in Wafflepool I get only about 1550 per gpu, with everything else in the environment exactly the same. I was wondering why that might be. I've tried a couple of different difficulty settings, but they don't seem to make a difference in this regard.

Yes, probably they will, but when that happens, the N can be upped even before the original schedule. I think there's value in a coin that cannot be controlled and mega-mined by 1000 sqm farms. These coins may actually be able to maintain value over longer period of time. At least the ones that survive the boom of a hundred different coins. That's why I'd like to see a proper multipool for scrypt-n too, and maybe not convert at least all of them to bitcoin. Although it's hard to know which coins will be the surviving ones.

I'm all for Scrypt-N. I have a gut feeling. Not to say that anybody should care about my gut feeling. Anyway. :|

Whoops, what a beautiful colour wheel we have at the stats page! Are we trying something new with the diversity of coins? Maybe a higher risk - higher reward tactic, which I do like.

I got over 10% reject rate, otherwise it was working well. The reject rate seems a bit too high though, at least compared to my own rigs running at the same time, in the same pool. Tried to PM to have a look at it, but maybe he couldn't answer at that time. Anyway, it's hashing slightly faster that specced, so I guess in the end I got more or less what I paid for.