Micairvas,yes,please point your miners here,with us! You will be in very good hands,and rewards will be higher 

My Review: Baikal Giant B from BlockHunter

Today i got a call from DHL that my Giant B has landed and will soon be delivered to me, it was a refreshing morning call  

Now i started counting seconds, minutes and hours.......
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FINALLY...............the door knocked ........it was DHL with my Giant B.

Excited and happy i forgot to pay him the DHL charges   , after waiting 15 minutes he finally knocked door again.......i was then reminded about DHL charges  

This is the unpacking of box

https://i.imgur.com/LVlsRXw.jpg

Now my Giant B in action  

https://i.imgur.com/qaSyCOF.jpg


I like the lights

https://i.imgur.com/bboyqcG.jpg

At the end, i must say thanks to Blockhunter (James) who proved to be professional and upheld my trust.

I was among the very first or probably the first one who paid him, when everybody asked me i told them 'James is trust worthy' And see people I was NOT WRONG.

James is trust worthy and professional.

I like the timely delivery, everything is in order and perfect condition looks like a brand new unit  
I am so happpyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Nope - consider them false statements by whoever is making them, or someone with tiny miners complaining about pointing them at a normal pool.
You see your shares arriving on the workers page immediately - there's no delay showing shares arriving at the pool.

Of course if you point a tiny 2GHs miner at the pool it will take it, on average, 2hrs 16minutes to find it's first share ...

An S3 which is about 440GHs, would of course take, on average, about 37 seconds to find it's first share.
An S5 which is about 1100GHs, would take, on average, about 15 seconds to find it's first share.
An S7 which  is about 4800GHs, would take, on average, about 3.4 seconds to find it's first share.

The point of these numbers is that the starting diff is (currently) set at 4098.
It's set at that for a reason - it's easy to disrupt (or even effectively shut down) a pool that has a low starting diff or even allows a low diff when mining ... if you understand how that works - yes even antpool
I wont explain how to do it, but it is simple enough on any pool.

The settings I use here work fine with current hardware and previous generation hardware.
If you use older hardware it's a bit longer to find your first share, or if you use tiny USBs then you'll find they take a long while to find shares.

However, it's not wasted time, it's simply that shares are worth more at 4098 diff, than at 1 diff, of course, so you'll get them at a rate that is appropriate for your hardware.
Oddly enough, we don't reward a 2GHs miner the same as a 14THs miner

Perfectly normal even up to 90-100c

Electrum, Xapo wallet will support BCC

For exchange, it will be Bittrex, bitfinex, kraken,

If you're referring to how to find what yours is at the moment, the easiest way is to use Zach Monroe's monitor at https://www.ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com/. You'll need to go through a couple of steps to link an API and set up your logon, but it's a nifty way to monitor your pool performance/status...and your 5Nd is listed under the "Dashboard" for your login.

If you're just not clear on what it is, there's an explanation on the kano.is home page through this link https://kano.is/index.php?k=payout

Hope that's helpful.

It means you don't have any mining devices, as it says. Cgminer is just controlling software to allow your computer to control mining hardware attached to it. The computer itself doesn't do the mining.

The thread now being in Altcoin...

You can mine Ethereum to make a bit of money back from that big chunk of money. Its definitively a personal PC for gaming, and not a mining rig. But i also mine with my one gaming rig to recoup (some of?)the costs. The only difference is i went for AMD (even though i much prefer NVIDIA GPU stability over AMD's many many issues) for the best profitability.

But really, i am considering something like a 1080 TI, whenever/IF as well. Specially with the VR scene blooming lately. NVidia is usually often poor. (It has been for most of my experience in the last 2+ years.)

here is a photo  two s-7's on the same controller running with 3 pools

          
http://i.imgur.com/9pfjjyb.png

You're posting in the bitcoin mining section... It's a really bad idear to mine bitcoins with your CPU/GPU, you'll use a lot of power and destroy your rig while making allmost nothing (maybe not even enough to make a withdrawal from the pool you're mining on).
You'll have better luck mining some altcoins, i found this table for the GTX960 http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/asus-strix-gtx-960/ you'll have to make your own benchmark, and see if there's a coin worth mining with that GPU of yours.