If you have questions about mining, please see my topic about bitcoin mining. This thread is dedicated to finding the best profitable hash pools that are updated frequently.
http://poolpicker.eu/ (daily updates)
https://blockchain.info/pools (daily updates)
I found that the first option, poolpicker has been the most reliable source however the alternative would be blockchain - I'd trust poolpickers over blockchains data any day seeing blockchain is mostly based on user results while poolpickers are showing the daily average stats and best combinations for any method. Both have their perks so it doesn't hurt checking both to see what they have to say.
What about you guys? Any specific sources you use to find the best mining pools? So far, with Scrypt it seems that there's a solid 0.00008-0.00010 BTC/day on average using the two pools "CleverMining" and "GHash.IO" 's mining pools. I'm not sure about the SHA-256 pools seeing I just recently started with SHA-256 pools but it seems on average you can get 0.003 BTC per TH/s which is probably the best I've seen in a long time due to the fact most of the newer algorithms cost an arm and a leg to run.
http://poolpicker.eu/ (daily updates)
https://blockchain.info/pools (daily updates)
I found that the first option, poolpicker has been the most reliable source however the alternative would be blockchain - I'd trust poolpickers over blockchains data any day seeing blockchain is mostly based on user results while poolpickers are showing the daily average stats and best combinations for any method. Both have their perks so it doesn't hurt checking both to see what they have to say.
What about you guys? Any specific sources you use to find the best mining pools? So far, with Scrypt it seems that there's a solid 0.00008-0.00010 BTC/day on average using the two pools "CleverMining" and "GHash.IO" 's mining pools. I'm not sure about the SHA-256 pools seeing I just recently started with SHA-256 pools but it seems on average you can get 0.003 BTC per TH/s which is probably the best I've seen in a long time due to the fact most of the newer algorithms cost an arm and a leg to run.
