So i've finally gathered a bit of time here and there to compare DSTM and Bminer on my system.
And i have to agree with cryptoyes, ive officially switched back to DSTM, and heres why. (These stats are only my finding and nothing else, take it as you will.)
Also, i used NiceHash for the awesome hashrate charting they have.
Lets get things rolling with bminer, as i've caught up on the thread it seems there is more things that need to be addressed other than the hashrate, but i'm not here for that, i'm just concerned about how many solutions my machine can output as i'm sure the rest of us are.
Now i don't have a farm or even a big rig to put behind this, so for my test ive used a 980 and a 1070ti.
Lets start with the console report of the sols/s, for the 980 it reads about 340 and for the 1070ti it reads 550 steady for the most part.
For a grand total of 890 give or take a few.
I ran this test for about 34 hours before I just shut it down and called it quits. (Originally planned 48 hours like I had done for DSTM)
And here's the pool side stats.
Now for my DSTM findings
The console reports an average of about 330.2 for the 980 and 530.0 for the 1070ti. (Give or take a couple sols/s on each at any given time but DSTMS average rate is pretty awesome.)
Now that totals a slightly less, but none the less, 860 sols/s average.
As noted above, this average is based on a 48 hour run time.
and the pool side stats once again.
Again, take this with a grain of salt as it is only my test, in my machines environment. You may or may not get better or worse results with these miners than I did. This is just what i have found.
Sure both miners averages fluctuated up and down compared to their own reporting but over a day and a half of averages should give a pretty accurate number in my opinion and is enough for me.
But do with this as you will! Thanks for actually taking the time to read my efforts!