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When you're mining on a pool, you're basically doing a lottery on blockfinding. With a pool hashrate of X you should be finding a block every Y minutes, but since it is dependant of the pools luck, sometimes you'll find block more often and sometimes there will be longer between them. On TBF, navigate to Block stats under the stats tab. There you can see how long time and how much work was actual put in to find the block. Green numbers indicate shorter times, less work, and red numbers are longer than expected.

• • • • • • •. See the response from: When you're mining on a pool, you're basically doing a lottery on blockfinding. With a pool hashrate of X you should be finding a block every Y minutes, but since it is dependant of the pools luck, sometimes you'll find block more often and sometimes there will be longer between them. On TBF, navigate to Block stats under the stats tab. There you can see how long time and how much work was actual put in to find the block.

Green numbers indicate shorter times, less work, and red numbers are longer than expected. • • • • • • •. Mining Pool Hub has an auto convert and you just need a wallet for what you're auto converting to. I'm running Awesome Miner with a Mining Pool Hub account and having it auto convert to litecoin. You can have it autoconvert to digibyte if you want but I like moving everything in to litecoin and then dispersing that out to other alt-coins I think will be winners in a few years.

Digibyte being one of them. I'm running a 1070TI at 85% power with roughly 1850MHz on the GPU Clock and 1450 MHz on the Memory and I get about 510 Sol/s mining(still waiting on a power meter to calculate my efficiency). Profitability averages out to about 200 a month. Some days it just screams and shows me profitability close to 300 a month but other days it's more in the 175 range. • • • • • • •. And I've done a little bit of tweaking after setup to get rid of algos that just aren't that profitable on an NVidia. You'll come across that step when setting up the Awesome Miner.

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Lots of helpful people over there. The MiningPoolHub setup is pretty straight forward.

Create your account and then create a Hub Worker which is what you're Awesome Miner will map to. On your Hub Worker you can set the 'Job' with what algos you want to mine. I left mine at default up until this week. I haven't seen much of a difference in the way Awesome Miner behaves with that setting so I think it's something for if you are using batch files and not something with a nice interface like Awesome Miner as all my algo switching happens in that software and not my mining pool account.

As for having it exchange to litecoin for me. In the MPH dashboard you will see a link for Auto Exchange, go to that page set what you want to exchange to and as your miner starts working it will begin to take the coins you are mining and exchange them for the coin you specified. You'll notice on your balances page after about an hour of mining that you'll have small amounts of different coins with them in an auto exchange wallet and then the coin you specified with a normal wallet balance.

Manage the wallet on that primary coin and you can point it to whatever wallet you want for that coin whether it's a wallet on your machine or an exchange or even coinbase. I primarily mine on Skein, Equihash, CryptoNight, Ethereum, and both Lyra Algos. I'm still tweaking and trying other ALgo's but these ones I listed appear to be my most consistent and profitable. I've also gone in to MSI Afterburner and cut my Voltage down to 80% and bumped my GPU Clock up to +200 MHz and the Memory Clock up to +650. I tried the memory clock at +700 like others with TI's but I was running in to some crazy artifacting on my screen so I dropped it to +650 and have had no issues.

Hope this all helps. • • • • • • •.

When you're mining on a pool, you're basically doing a lottery on blockfinding. With a pool hashrate of X you should be finding a block every Y minutes, but since it is dependant of the pools luck, sometimes you'll find block more often and sometimes there will be longer between them. On TBF, navigate to Block stats under the stats tab. There you can see how long time and how much work was actual put in to find the block. Green numbers indicate shorter times, less work, and red numbers are longer than expected.

• • • • • • •. See the response from: When you're mining on a pool, you're basically doing a lottery on blockfinding. With a pool hashrate of X you should be finding a block every Y minutes, but since it is dependant of the pools luck, sometimes you'll find block more often and sometimes there will be longer between them.

DigitalNote XDN Mining With Pc. On TBF, navigate to Block stats under the stats tab. There you can see how long time and how much work was actual put in to find the block. Green numbers indicate shorter times, less work, and red numbers are longer than expected. • • • • • • •. Mining Pool Hub has an auto convert and you just need a wallet for what you're auto converting to. I'm running Awesome Miner with a Mining Pool Hub account and having it auto convert to litecoin. You can have it autoconvert to digibyte if you want but I like moving everything in to litecoin and then dispersing that out to other alt-coins I think will be winners in a few years.

Digibyte being one of them. I'm running a 1070TI at 85% power with roughly 1850MHz on the GPU Clock and 1450 MHz on the Memory and I get about 510 Sol/s mining(still waiting on a power meter to calculate my efficiency). Profitability averages out to about 200 a month. Some days it just screams and shows me profitability close to 300 a month but other days it's more in the 175 range. • • • • • • •. And I've done a little bit of tweaking after setup to get rid of algos that just aren't that profitable on an NVidia. You'll come across that step when setting up the Awesome Miner.

If you have issues getting it up, shoot me a message and i can try to help you out. Is also a great little community that's sprung up since the whole NiceHash fiasco. Lots of helpful people over there. The MiningPoolHub setup is pretty straight forward. Create your account and then create a Hub Worker which is what you're Awesome Miner will map to. On your Hub Worker you can set the 'Job' with what algos you want to mine.

I left mine at default up until this week. I haven't seen much of a difference in the way Awesome Miner behaves with that setting so I think it's something for if you are using batch files and not something with a nice interface like Awesome Miner as all my algo switching happens in that software and not my mining pool account. As for having it exchange to litecoin for me.

In the MPH dashboard you will see a link for Auto Exchange, go to that page set what you want to exchange to and as your miner starts working it will begin to take the coins you are mining and exchange them for the coin you specified. You'll notice on your balances page after about an hour of mining that you'll have small amounts of different coins with them in an auto exchange wallet and then the coin you specified with a normal wallet balance. Manage the wallet on that primary coin and you can point it to whatever wallet you want for that coin whether it's a wallet on your machine or an exchange or even coinbase. I primarily mine on Skein, Equihash, CryptoNight, Ethereum, and both Lyra Algos. I'm still tweaking and trying other ALgo's but these ones I listed appear to be my most consistent and profitable. I've also gone in to MSI Afterburner and cut my Voltage down to 80% and bumped my GPU Clock up to +200 MHz and the Memory Clock up to +650.

I tried the memory clock at +700 like others with TI's but I was running in to some crazy artifacting on my screen so I dropped it to +650 and have had no issues. Hope this all helps. • • • • • • •.