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That, stable even if you are living on other side of planet unlike other pools even if they are located in your neighborhood, payouts seem to be fair. Also Balthazar an active poster/moder/admin of that pool.
Re: CoinChoose - alternative site to show respective profitability of the alt coins
My suggestion is to put checkmarks by each crypto coin to either enable or disable it's line in the graph, that way user would see the graph just for those coins which he needs to see.
Done! Try it. Just click on the name of the coin. 
Wow, someone actually took my suggestion into action! Great, big thanks, but if I were really a new comer to a website I wouldn't know about that feature :p
Re: CoinChoose - alternative site to show respective profitability of the alt coins
My suggestion is to put checkmarks by each crypto coin to either enable or disable it's line in the graph, that way user would see the graph just for those coins which he needs to see.
Re: [ANN] WorldCoin WDC | Coin of the Future | Instant Transactions
damn dude how did you get that at 700kh/ea? are they overclocked to shit? lol
Basically
For some reason after about 4000 shares in total and ~200+ rejects I get this sort of wave of rejects (hash-stale) which goes almost for 500+ rejects straight in a row or sometimes even the whole process of searching shares just freezes and nothing going on for a pretty long time! When this happens, the only thing that helps is closing cgminer .bat and reopening it again then I get accepts again... Any idea what it could be ? Is pool going to switch to stratum any time soon ?
P.S. and holy I found a block right after 10-20 minutes of my 1st mining on a pool
PP.S. 10:36pm -8 PST... the whole pool went down.
P.S. and holy I found a block right after 10-20 minutes of my 1st mining on a pool
PP.S. 10:36pm -8 PST... the whole pool went down.
Re: [Litecoin] LTC.CryptoCoined.Com + Pay As Low As 0.00 In Transaction Fees
The short version is that the work to produce the "next" block depends on the previous block. The moment a new block is found, any in-progress searching is aborted because it won't produce anything useful. This is important because it encourages a "found" block to be used and distributed quickly.
You should see this message each time the litecoin network as a whole finds a new block.
it should be noted that p2pool has 10-second blocks so you'll see this message about once every 10 seconds.
You should see this message each time the litecoin network as a whole finds a new block.
it should be noted that p2pool has 10-second blocks so you'll see this message about once every 10 seconds.
Ok thanks, seems like this pool is a little bit higher income for me, would be better if there were more people to find blocks.
So, PEOPLE join this pool while it's much profitable than any other and easy to use/setup !
Look up around pages on Alternate Cryptocurrencies, there are couple guides and one of them I bieleve from user tacotime he explains a lot there.
But it's basically something like this
Mobo: 80-120$ with bunch of PCI-E slots
CPU: 80-110$
RAM: 6-8gb
GPUs: 7950 should be found for 280-310$ as many as you can
Power Supply: Platinum or Gold on 1000-1200-1500 watts for around 150-250$
But it's basically something like this
Mobo: 80-120$ with bunch of PCI-E slots
CPU: 80-110$
RAM: 6-8gb
GPUs: 7950 should be found for 280-310$ as many as you can
Power Supply: Platinum or Gold on 1000-1200-1500 watts for around 150-250$
Try settings from here https://github.com/litecoin-project/litecoin/wiki/Mining-hardware-comparison#wiki-ATI_AMD_GPUs
Processor doesn't matter in this type of situation, I have I5 3570k on idle while mining and two 7950. One giving out 730khs and other 620khs (could be 700+ if they weren't so close in my case)
To get better hashrate speed you have to spend some or a lot of time trying to overclock and tweak settings, but anyways check out that it should give you enough.
Intensity idk really (newbie) but I think it's for how much % usage you're letting the program to use your card. For 7970 I think for some reason the best intensity is 13.
No, PCI-E 3.0 doesn't make any difference, in fact, some people are running their GPUs from just PCI-E x1 with special risers/exension cables (x1 to x16)
Processor doesn't matter in this type of situation, I have I5 3570k on idle while mining and two 7950. One giving out 730khs and other 620khs (could be 700+ if they weren't so close in my case)
To get better hashrate speed you have to spend some or a lot of time trying to overclock and tweak settings, but anyways check out that it should give you enough.
Intensity idk really (newbie) but I think it's for how much % usage you're letting the program to use your card. For 7970 I think for some reason the best intensity is 13.
No, PCI-E 3.0 doesn't make any difference, in fact, some people are running their GPUs from just PCI-E x1 with special risers/exension cables (x1 to x16)