Bug: Miner hangs after a few minutes. If I push a button (spacebar for example) it unfreeze and spams a bunch of rejected shares (reason: Job not found). Then starts working great for another 5 min.
If I notice it fast enough I can push a button and make it unfreeze and submit lots of successful shares at once.
Internally the shares are being calculated but something is making the share submission and UI code stop updating every few minutes.
GTX750Ti (OC +200 MEM+300) + 2xGTX750 GPU (OC +200 MEM+200) + i5 3340 - 82 sol
GTX1060 3Gb (OC GPU+300 MEM+500) - 52 sol
7enuke so what are the total clocks on that 750ti? Mine are currently 1310/3000
GTX750Ti - 1377/2996
toni,
it was between us (NiceHash) or someone else who would buy it. And there is no way we would go with the open implementation of a miner (with dev fee!) into our NiceHash Miner. That would mean more % cut for the users which is not beneficial for our users - we donât want to force them to pay the % to 3rd party software developer.
I donât think that any of our users would mind that we have invested our capital into buying this awesome peace of miner and save them a few percents of dev fee. So now they too will be able to mine faster and make more profit with the software. We could however be âassholesâ and force our users to pay dev fee instead of us investing in it.
It is simple as that.
might have more luck here:
on my system of 6x1070s it only detects 5 gpus?
anybody has a fix?
6x1060s work fine
edit: a restart with windows updates fixed the issue, though i dont know why
For anyone interested.
750ti @ 1425/3100 pb=2 b=15 tpb=128 fan at 45% gpu temp 56c
23 - 25 sols/s
Cheap and cheerful 
I make it 84 Sol/s from two GTX 1070âs 42 Sol/s per card
Maybe I have to tweek something any ideas ?
Why donât you make your miner fee based unless itâs on your pool? 2.5% dev fee anywhere other then Nicehash? You still get paid either way and it adds incentive to use it on your pool.
From my perspective, as a miner, I can use it, but the speed increase isnât worth it compared to using a normal miner due to the low payments on Nicehash that are largely controlled by bots. More people would be inclined to use your service (miners and hash buyers) if it wasnât a automated bidwar between bots that always tries to keep the price as low as possible. Thatâs why so many people use other pools and Iâm sure you guys also see thatâs happening.
In the other post you attack me for the same statement here you post exactly what my statement was aboutâŚdude you are a bad brainer
No workers.
why. the -w is not.
Branching out with the dev fee would mean distancing from the primary goal - the NiceHash hashing power marketplace.
Sellers AND buyers are making money with us. I donât believe this is something we would want to change, do we? Of course, your idea about dev fee is indeed interesting I can say.
If it was really profitable donât you think farms would move to nicehash?
besides i want to get ZEC, not BTC at a bad ratio
Many farms are already with us. As I write this, we currently have 57,574 active workers.
perhaps its just me then and the lack of me finding the right information on how much i could earn
I assume you care about profits, not just the marketplace. Right now for instance I can use ZCâs miner and make more money mining on other pools, that means there is no reason for me to use your miner or marketplace. The speed increase of Nicehash miner would have to be so great as to eclipse this difference (basically the profits your automated hash buyers are making).
I also assume most miners are also after profits, so either you need to make your private Nicehash miner insanely fast or you need to compromise to just taking part of the hashrate that miners want to use on other pools. A âno fee for Nicehashâ with a 2.5% dev fee still incentivizes miners to use your pool and makes you money if they choose not toâŚ
Something else to consider is this isnât a zero sum game, there are always other options. I can pick up my rigs and (sadly) move back to Ethereum, which I have been doing off and on for the last week, ever since Claymore released his miner. If there arenât competitive options in the Equihash scene then there is no reason for me to stay around here.
A lot of miners arenât very smart and they just go wherever the blood is. They see more hash and go âoh this will make me more money!â without actually putting into context what theyâre doing. A step up from that is miners that only look at Whattomine without adjusting any of the options besides their hashrate, they assume thatâs just what they will make. They donât put into context trends (such as a bunch of hashrate moving around, a new miner coming out, or a new coin added/discovery such as ZCL yesterday), their own influence on difficulty, and current difficulty. Itâs weird, but Iâm pretty sure a lot of miners have absolutely no idea what theyâre doing or have any sort of idea how cryptos work.
Youâll see Nicehash hashrate decrease in about 12-24 hours once those miners realize they arenât making nearly as much as they thought and Whattomine 24 hour averages adjust.
hey, before you start thinking about a dev fee could you help me get more than 44 Sol/s out of my 1070 GTX 's pls 
these guys moaning donât want to be nicehash customers and use your propriatory mining app but I do so some attention here would be nice
Iâve checked my bios using gen3 my drivers are upto date is there anything else i should be doing cuz 44 Sol/s is way off 66 Sol/s
@NikiNiceHash ok thanks
Na-a, no dev fee.
@mista66 youâll have to wait for @nicehashdev
Looking for version 1.1.0 or at least 1.0.1
I need more sols!