What is everyone using for scrypt algo? I have only used f2pool and have no problems with it. Just curious if there is a better pool out there or if this is the one majority of people are using.
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nicehash
Better profitability?
I’m using litecoinpool currently
Better profitability as well if known
from their website:
“Prohashing was formed in December 2013 from a group of three professionals with Masters degrees in Engineering and was officially launched in August 2014. At Prohashing, our mission is to provide you with a mining pool that is stable, easy to use, and transparent.”
In my experience mining there for the last 4 or so years is that I wouldn’t use another pool. I even plan out my new miner purchases based on what can be mined using their site (which is a lot, they support 16 different algorithms). The big thing with Prohashing is that they auto-switch your miner to whatever the most profitable coin is at the moment on each different algorithm, which maximizes your profit, and keeps older machines profitable longer. Then they will pay you in whatever coin/s you want even if it is on a different algorithm. So you could be mining script and be paid in BTC or ETH or both (they have 207 different payout coins available) I don’t work for them, and aside from using them, and having an affiliate code, I have no affiliation to the pool, but I have always been happy mining there.
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nicehash
Do you know if the goldshell lt5 pro does well on nicehash? It is not listed in their asic miner dropdown in the prof calc. I’m not positive but I think I can use like 4 lt3 scenario to estimate profits on nicehash.
litecoinpool
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Actually, the question is not quite correct. The right question is which pool gives the least latency to your specific location, service provider and equipment. Ping pool servers or try different pools and note the stale and rejected shares on different servers.
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