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About that hashrate thing, just checking if this is normal or should I adjust some settings (like scantime/expiry which are now 7/28).
Doing extremely stable 6,5Mh/s for over 1 week now, rejected 0.0% HW 0 etc., but this is how my hash rate graph looks in coinmine.pw:
You already told the estimate is only an estimate, but this rather unstable graph makes me wonder.
Doing extremely stable 6,5Mh/s for over 1 week now, rejected 0.0% HW 0 etc., but this is how my hash rate graph looks in coinmine.pw:
You already told the estimate is only an estimate, but this rather unstable graph makes me wonder.
This is one of your workers estimated hashrate graph and total hashrate for two workers is 6.5Mh? If it's your estimate graph for 6.5Mh it looks low for me. Now is usual median value about 10% lower than hashrate shown in cgminer. I'll add coefficient 10% up for all to get better estimation.
If you worries about this graph wavy, it's quite normal. We mine different coins with different block time. And if coin have quick block target time - you need to restart your works more often (we mine this coins when difficulty becomes lower, so block time become even less). This leads to less work effectiveness.
I have now new switching algorithm, that takes block target time to calculation and we mine this coins if profitability really worth it.
This graph is for one worker, that includes 2 mining rigs totaling around 5000Mh. I wonder why it goes down for 2-3 hours sometimes? That can't be from the coin switching.
My other worker is running 1 rig at 1500Mh and that graph is usually straight.
Maybe it has something to do with 2 rigs pointed to 1 worker, should I do separate workers for each rig instead? Usually I do this but your instructions told that 2 can be pointed to one.
