Just get as high a Kh/s value as you can without hardware errors or crashes. Your WU value should be around 90% or better of your hashrate. WU is kind of a summary of hashrate and rejects among other things. You'll always get some rejects - it's fine. Rejects are most often because your share got to the pool after they had already moved on to another block so it's no longer a valid solution. If you are unlucky lower.īasically, it doesn't matter what the pool says, it's just a rough estimate. If you are lucky and find more shares in a minute they will guess your hashrate is higher.
Pool websites don't have access to those numbers so they "guess" based on # of valid shares per minute. Extensive trolling, profanities and trash posts will not be tolerated.Ĭgminer is correct, it's actually counting. Similarly, simple questions belong in the "Simple Questions" monthly thread.Īs always, keep posts professional, civil and relevant. See the multitude of intro guides for that. We are a helpful community but are not the place for hand-holding new miners through every step of the process. Please do your own legwork before looking for handouts. You will otherwise be banned for supposed shilling at the discretion of moderators. If you are promoting a certain website, coin, pool, etc and have affiliation with that product, please disclose it. Do not just give a budget asking for suggestions. Do not just post a list of components asking for suggestions. If your question is easily answered there then your question will be removed.Īll troubleshooting questions must include your pertinent rig information, including but not limited to these 7 factors: GPU, motherboard, PSU, OS, risers, mining software, overclocking specs. Novice troubleshooting questions should first consult the sidebar, notably the many guides and the EtherMining WIKI link first. Same as #2 for asking general "What Should I Mine?" See sidebar for links, including profitability calculators. Please retitle.Īsking about general ROI / "Is x Worth It?" posts will be removed unless it hasn't been asked in a while, generally a week or two, at the discretion of moderators. Posts with titles such as "Mining Advice" or "ASUS GTX1070?" will be removed. If there is overclocking, try to restart the miner, replace the hashrate board, and reduce the frequency in order to solve the problem.⚒️ Simple Questions thread ⚒️ Sub's WIKI ⚒️ /r/MiningRigPics ⚒️īe specific with your title. If the rejection rate is normal, please check the hardware of the miner.You may check your routers, switches, network cables, interfaces, etc., in order to define the issue. It leads to the low submission of hashrate from your local miners to the mining pool. If the rejection rate is comparatively high, it is usually due to network issues.If the deviation between the local hashrate and the hashrate displayed on the mining pool is too large, please check the rejection rate and the hardware settings. You may refer to the explanation of this issue by Claymore mining software. Generally, between the local hashrate and the 24-hour average hashrate of the mining pool courts, the normal range of error rate is within 5% for GPU, and within 2% for ASIC. It’s possible for overclocking to cause hashrate abnormalities without the presence of high reject rates and other anomalies. Excessive overclocking : Excessive overclocking will lead to a big loss on hashrate.
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