Quote from: erpbridge on August 05, 2013, 03:53:24 AM

Quote from: JeremyB796 on August 05, 2013, 03:12:51 AM

I hope this hasn't already been asked- but what coins do you NOT support?

-He does NOT support SHA-256 based coins. Only scrypt coins. Now, getting more specific...

Quote from: JeremyB796 on August 05, 2013, 03:12:51 AM

Like on "coinwarz.com" are there any coins there that you do not support?

http://middlecoin.com/faq.html: What currencies do you mine?

I can't make that information public either. But I consistently check the profitability of coins that are put on exchanges. So the basic answer is "the most profitable ones".

Quote from: JeremyB796 on August 05, 2013, 03:12:51 AM

I you can't give specifics- can you give us a number of ~or~ yes-or-no?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=259649.msg2854693#msg2854693 - 02-Aug-2013: We are now trading on three exchanges. And we have 26 coins in the rotation.

As to more specific than that, you can peruse posts by h2odysee to get hints as to which coins have been mined at some point. He won't give us a list, its in the FAQ (as listed above), but some that he has either directly or indirectly confirmed are: FTC, CAP, LTC, CGB, NVC, LKY, FST, and perhaps CHN. Note that all these hints were gathered from past posts by him here on Bitcoin Forum, and are only indicative of what may have been mined at that point in time, and may have been suspended from active use... or may still be a possible option if his script picks them.

The official answer, as the FAQ says, is that he won't reveal it.

Quote from: JeremyB796 on August 05, 2013, 03:12:51 AM

Also, would 360-380Kh/s be an okay amount of power to use your pool? Or would it go to waste and not be worth my time Tongue

H20 is mining with 2x 7970s, which is about 1.2MH. I've personally got three 6970s pointed there, about 1.4MH, and as soon as I get a new power supply on Tuesday, will setup my three 7950s for another 1.7MH.

You don't have to have a ton of processing power to mine on pools... in fact pool mining is preferable for smaller farms like yours or mine, because most coins, solo mining with a small farm is unfeasible with regards to the price of power to the rarity of block reward. The question is if a profitability switching pool like this (much like the pool hopping clients of old) is more profitable than just pointing at a consistently profitable coin (averaged over time... see also coinchoose, sort by the 7-day column) and staying the course for a long run. Some people are running those checks, but it still will take some time.

As for me, even though I only have 2-3MH invested (which is a lot of money for me, between buying cards, motherboards, PSUs, and the power itself used), mining on a switcher site is easier in the short run. I've been mining on multipool for about 3 or 4 weeks until I decided to get a baseline over the past week, and now I'll check how I far on this site with the same machine. Judging by an average of the 5 people above and below my hash rate, at very worst... I'll make slightly better than I was at Multipool. At best... I'll make a HELL of a lot better than I was at Multipool. One upside is I don't have to worry about selling off my coins manually, I'll just get them off the bat.

With the number you said... I'd guess you are bringing a 6870 to the table... thats what my first mining card was in my desktop, and I still mine with it from time to time.

THANK YOU- for scouring through all the pages for this info!

I already knew that he wouldn't support SHA-256 coins, and I was hoping just a total- like the one you said. Tongue

About the gpu...uhh-well... ... I am using dual HD7750s overclocked. my total power pull is something like 120watts between the two but I hope to eventually upgrade (my MOBO doesn't support crossfire but has 1-16x and 3-1x pcie slots--I like the lack of crossfire because one gpu will always be free to do work~)

Another PC in the house has a 5750 but I didn't set it up yet so I get hardware errors like it's throwing a drunk party--

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