Quote from: bppsp1 on January 19, 2014, 01:25:13 pm

Have a look, something seems terribly wrong with the percentage per block.

http://mmcpool.com/en/user?wallet=MN1poSsTRKf4kgJ5UxyJfsYbyBqEg3zdrH

Yup the last 2 blocks looked closer to expected per block compared to pool hashrate.

This network hashrate graph is useless though: http://s4l1h.github.io/mmc/

Just looking at my hpm share percentage on mmcpool and my hpm share percentage on mmc.1gh pool the network hashrate is much closer if not above 100 000 hpm right now while that network hashrate graph shows declining hashrate below 50 000 hpm.

Basicly I am trying to make sense of expected returns within a difficulty adjustment range which should be possible to calculate however all available calculations is by far wrong and none of them resemble my personal results thus making MMC mining alot less attractive than the calculators/network hashrate graphs suggest.

So there seems to be something really stuffed with share percentages that doesnt add up at all.

I notice the same on 1gh.com

Right now I am at a minimum sending 33% of mmcpool.com submitted shares for each block but each block payout is no more than 12% shares for me.

This is really messed up, I compared the top 50 displayed hashrates. Wether that is correct or incorrect shouldn't matter since I am comparing all the displayed hashrates along with my displayed hashrate on mmcpool.com

I am assuming everyone is showing these same low percentage shares per block which makes me wonder where is the additional percentages ie. For my own stats I am losing out on 20-23% of shares each block.

Something isn't right, there is effectively 20-23% of MMC taken from each block according to these details and the pool fee is suppose to be 3.5%

Please explain this.

I am spreading my farm across both pools to try and help balancing things a bit.

It only gets heavily lobsided when Mr. 30000HPM decide to crank up his botnet/gpu-cluster-fuk/university machines on mmc.1gh.com.

I will move a portion onto dwarfpool as soon as you offer actual worker stats, only seeing hashrate isn't enough.

Quote from: bppsp1 on January 17, 2014, 08:26:42 pm

Any specific reason you disabled hyper-threading on that cpu ? You are losing out on some freebee hpm by disabling it.

The i5-2500k doesn't really support HT.

Doh, didnt read the I5 part, thats what happens when you speed read important details haha.

I like pools that don't require registration. I'm going to get something going over the weekend.

I may even have a strategic twist to benefit the coin.

Keep us in the loop, would definitely move my farm to something other than the big pools as long as it is stable.

I tried moving 3000hpm over to gpool a day ago and the pool fell apart, doh.

Quote from: bppsp1 on January 17, 2014, 12:49:45 pm

As an example, right now and for most of the day network hashrate is ~64000 while I am sitting at between 9000-13000 so using even just 9000 at a rate of 10 blocks average per hour I should earn at a bare minimum 1.4 blocks per hour / 317 MEG per hour. This is not at all the results I am seeing, I am averaging around 0.7-0.9 blocks per hour.

I cant figure out why there is such huge differences, clearly somewhere something is wrong or the pools operate at huge hidden fees.

LOL ))
What blocks did you find?

The estimate is from pooled mining, please try keep up with details in this thread.

Quote from: bppsp1 on January 16, 2014, 08:59:26 pm

Before I go and hit my head against a brick wall, is the yam miner capable of solomining at all ?

I dont really agree at all with payouts from the mining pools so would like to give solomining a go again but with yam miner since it has far superior hpm than any other miner.

Right now I have access to >10000hpm using yam miner which means solomining is a viable option, just trying to figure out what is the most practical approach to go that way.

I have about 4000hpm and am in the same exact boat - let's get this up and running and open source it. Alternatively - are you interested in setting up a pool together and set it to 0% rewards?

It is vital that we balance the network with more pools that are easy to setup.

So I don't reinvent the wheel - what's a good start for a getwork pool code for other coins? Is there one open sourced?

I am also not keen to reinvent the wheel, mmc.gpools.com got getwork with mpos going so thats prob the best first step to take.