[∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining USA/DE 255 blocks solved!

[o_solo_miner]

  there is a 5 Ph/s stresstest running on the pool....


Cross your fingers for willi9974 and con of course

Edit: End of the test from Willi.

[-ck]

there is a 5 Ph/s stresstest running on the pool....


Cross your fingers for willi9974 and con of course

Edit: End of the test from Willi.

Shame it didn't work out.
Though 5PH isn't a stress for this pool. I'm pretty sure it could handle 500PH. Anyone got a spare 500PH to point here?

Doing some quick calculations, I'd probably need to upgrade the hardware once it hit 100PH though for optimal performance.

[willi9974]

Bad Luck, but we will see us :-)

[nicehash]

Bad Luck, but we will see us :-)

Try rent from NiceHash the next time

[willi9974]

Bad Luck, but we will see us :-)

Try rent from NiceHash the next time

i have never tried nicehash, and i have a look in the past, but i have no info how work, to make a rental on nicehash... it is for the 1st look complex withe the two tables... i dont know what for fields i have to fill out to rent a miner

[nicehash]

Bad Luck, but we will see us :-)

Try rent from NiceHash the next time

i have never tried nicehash, and i have a look in the past, but i have no info how work, to make a rental on nicehash... it is for the 1st look complex withe the two tables... i dont know what for fields i have to fill out to rent a miner

It's really simple, just place an order and set target pool (for example this ck-'s pool), choose your speed and you're hashing ... take a look at getting started guide: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=gstarted#buyer ... it's simpler, easier and cheaper than any other place ... but please if you need more info ask in our thread https://asktom.cf/index.php?topic=562238.0

Keep on hashing

[needmoney]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

[-ck]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

What do you mean no limit?

[hodedowe]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

What do you mean no limit?

He's talking about time. 100 TH over say, 9 hours vs "unlimited" (realistically 3ph or so) over 1 hour or the equivalent amount of time it takes to burn through the same BTC.

[-ck]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

What do you mean no limit?

He's talking about time. 100 TH over say, 9 hours vs "unlimited" (realistically 3ph or so) over 1 hour or the equivalent amount of time it takes to burn through the same BTC.

As I've said numerous times before, it makes no difference to your chance of finding a block. However from a personal side, I guess you get to "watch the mining sport" for longer with less hashrate?  It's entirely up to what you prefer.

[hodedowe]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

What do you mean no limit?

He's talking about time. 100 TH over say, 9 hours vs "unlimited" (realistically 3ph or so) over 1 hour or the equivalent amount of time it takes to burn through the same BTC.

As I've said numerous times before, it makes no difference to your chance of finding a block. However from a personal side, I guess you get to "watch the mining sport" for longer with less hashrate?  It's entirely up to what you prefer.

This should be part of your sig by now

FAQ: Should I buy more hash over 10 minutes or less hash over 2 hours? Yes.

[philipma1957]

Hashing with for example 100 ths or hashing no limit at nicehash.
Which one is sensible?

What do you mean no limit?

He's talking about time. 100 TH over say, 9 hours vs "unlimited" (realistically 3ph or so) over 1 hour or the equivalent amount of time it takes to burn through the same BTC.

As I've said numerous times before, it makes no difference to your chance of finding a block. However from a personal side, I guess you get to "watch the mining sport" for longer with less hashrate?  It's entirely up to what you prefer.

This should be part of your sig by now
 Yes.

  You sir are absolutely correct   but I like to use a different word then yes.

FAQ: Should I buy more hash over 10 minutes or less hash over 2 hours?  Rotate

[-ck]

Code:

[2015-11-28 05:53:45.487] Possible block solve diff 108326876183.517670 !
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.085] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.097] Solved and confirmed block 385691 by 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] User 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] Worker 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/00000000000000000a265885212fbf913960e6ead162d1ef5486b640094b02c9

I was literally watching the console when this one hit!

[727miner]

Code:

[2015-11-28 05:53:45.487] Possible block solve diff 108326876183.517670 !
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.085] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.097] Solved and confirmed block 385691 by 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] User 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] Worker 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/00000000000000000a265885212fbf913960e6ead162d1ef5486b640094b02c9

I was literally watching the console when this one hit!

That's some serious hash! Congrats to 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb. Some healthy fees in that block too!

[bctmke]

Code:

[2015-11-28 05:53:45.487] Possible block solve diff 108326876183.517670 !
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.085] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.097] Solved and confirmed block 385691 by 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] User 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] Worker 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/00000000000000000a265885212fbf913960e6ead162d1ef5486b640094b02c9

I was literally watching the console when this one hit!

I just went to check on my console and saw the notification in cgminer!

Congrats 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb!

[-ck]

Some healthy fees in that block too!

Yes indeed, I always pack the shit out of the blocks

[727miner]

Some healthy fees in that block too!

Yes indeed, I always pack the shit out of the blocks

974.71 kB; fully loaded 

[o_solo_miner]

Code:

[2015-11-28 05:53:45.487] Possible block solve diff 108326876183.517670 !
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.085] BLOCK ACCEPTED!
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.097] Solved and confirmed block 385691 by 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] User 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}
[2015-11-28 05:53:46.098] Worker 17wigaWBYC7vjpahbRa6bKMCYPSjfPYHFb:{"hashrate1m": "993T", "hashrate5m": "962T", "hashrate1hr": "289T", "hashrate1d": "72T", "hashrate7d": "24.4T"}

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/00000000000000000a265885212fbf913960e6ead162d1ef5486b640094b02c9

I was literally watching the console when this one hit!

Congrats to the lucky one!
 

[JaredKaragen]

Sorry for blabbing my misconceptions in the last few pages;  But I would have believed that the devs would have implemented some sort of miner security over time to prevent the problem of withheld blocks being able to happen (incorporating a hash on the actual transaction port of the block and rolling that into the final hash to be calced keeping people from using someone else's solve hash)...  This would also help keeping the mining houses decentralized and having "control"..... but it must be more difficult to do than just that.  I am totally sorry for that guys.

CK, I have a simple question;  what type of system/pc/processor config is your pool running on?  Curious on how much it takes to run a pool of this size reliably =)

Congrats to the big winner.   I had a 1.9B share last round;  the biggest hash that S3 has found since I bought it a month and a half ago.

[os2sam]

keeping people from using someone else's solve hash)...  

Nobody can use a hash belonging to someone else.

Block withholding means that a Miner Withholds a block solve, but it can't be used for anyone else on nor on any other pool.

There is nothing you can do to prevent a miner from checking a hash to see if it meets difficulty before submitting it and withholding it if it does meet difficulty.