Mh/s shown in the pool are lower than those shown on ethminer

[fivemarcus]

Hello,
why the Mh/s shown on the pool, are lower than those indicated on the mining sw?

why while i'm mining, the pool indicates that I'm not mning?

Used pool: ethermine.org
Used mining sw: ethminer.exe

two screenshots to clarify:



P.S.
I know that with 2Mh/s I will never earn anything.
I'm doing it for testing and learning

Thank You

[bigjee]

https://ethpool.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/folders/8000030642

[fivemarcus]

https://ethpool.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/folders/8000030642

He tells me to delete the Dag File.
But it seems that I have no Dag File.

in C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local\
i have no Ethash folders.

How is it possible?
And how can I solve?

thank you so much.

[QuintLeo]

Modern miners generate the DAG "file" directly on the GPU, so you won't have on on your HD/SSD anywhere.

 What the heck are you using that's only generating 2 Mhash on the MINER?

[fivemarcus]

Modern miners generate the DAG "file" directly on the GPU, so you won't have on on your HD/SSD anywhere.

 What the heck are you using that's only generating 2 Mhash on the MINER?

thanks for the clarification.
any idea about my problem?
he cause are too few Mh / s?

I'm using a laptop with an Nvidia 960M.
It is only for testing and study purposes.
Once I have learned enough, I will move on to another HW

[QuintLeo]

Ick.

Mining on laptop BAD.

Good way to kill it quickly from overheating it.

I'm amazed that has enough video RAM available to mine ETH at all (My REAL GTX 960 cards are 2GB, which isn't enough to mine ETH any more).

[ikicha]

I think hash rate showing on pool is approximately, calculated every minutes, real hashrate is from mining software
Oh, 2GB GPU is can't mining ethereum because DAG file is about > 3 GB
Good luck

[leowonderful]

Ick.

Mining on laptop BAD.

Good way to kill it quickly from overheating it.

I'm amazed that has enough video RAM available to mine ETH at all (My REAL GTX 960 cards are 2GB, which isn't enough to mine ETH any more).

Some variants of the 960M can have 4GB of GDDR5. Laptop cooling is usually pretty insufficient even for just a couple hours of heavy gaming so mining will probably get temps up pretty toasty. Wouldn't suggest mining on it.