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[atithasos]

what driver version and miner app version are you using? Linux or win? I'll give it another shot. maybe i need a different driver or need to remove the 7850.

I use the newest Amd drivers due to this card its new.
But i read that you need 15.12.

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[montas101]

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win 10
cpu amd 8320 oc to 4.0
2 xfx 260x
drivers 16.10.3

[werdwerdus]

can somebody explain the 3 starting difficulty choices for the pool? When I use the lowest starting diff I get many shares more quickly but same hashrate. Is the higher diff giving "larger" shares? And how would this affect payout rate?

[werdwerdus]

I'm on Linux on my dedicated server, no gpu just node and cpu miner.

[soundwallet]

Another CryptoNight ,anything new?? 

[MWD64]

Another CryptoNight ,anything new?? 

BipCot NoGov license, Cats, and fun.

[rancemo]

can somebody explain the 3 starting difficulty choices for the pool? When I use the lowest starting diff I get many shares more quickly but same hashrate. Is the higher diff giving "larger" shares? And how would this affect payout rate?

This is how I understand it:

Starting difficulty is the number of hashes the mining software completes before submitting it to the pool. 100 is very low. If your hardware produced 100 h/s, the software would be submitting a share every second. So unless your hardware is extremely underpowered, you should choose one of the other two ports.  Also, the pool will automatically readjust your difficulty over time to maintain a desired time between shares submitted. The amount of time can be adjusted in the pool setup, so I can't tell you what this pool is set to.

I think you can also set a fixed difficulty by appending .xxxx to the end of your address. Some pools turn that feature off though.

[MWD64]

can somebody explain the 3 starting difficulty choices for the pool? When I use the lowest starting diff I get many shares more quickly but same hashrate. Is the higher diff giving "larger" shares? And how would this affect payout rate?

This is how I understand it:

Starting difficulty is the number of hashes the mining software completes before submitting it to the pool. 100 is very low. If your hardware produced 100 h/s, the software would be submitting a share every second. So unless your hardware is extremely underpowered, you should choose one of the other two ports.  Also, the pool will automatically readjust your difficulty over time to maintain a desired time between shares submitted. The amount of time can be adjusted in the pool setup, so I can't tell you what this pool is set to.

I think you can also set a fixed difficulty by appending .xxxx to the end of your address. Some pools turn that feature off though.

It's kind of voodoo though. Try different ones.  I'm using what I would consider a medium computer, and I get around 240 hash rate on the lower port, 3336, and only like 170 on the medium one.

Using yam on Windows 10.

[rancemo]

can somebody explain the 3 starting difficulty choices for the pool? When I use the lowest starting diff I get many shares more quickly but same hashrate. Is the higher diff giving "larger" shares? And how would this affect payout rate?

This is how I understand it:

Starting difficulty is the number of hashes the mining software completes before submitting it to the pool. 100 is very low. If your hardware produced 100 h/s, the software would be submitting a share every second. So unless your hardware is extremely underpowered, you should choose one of the other two ports.  Also, the pool will automatically readjust your difficulty over time to maintain a desired time between shares submitted. The amount of time can be adjusted in the pool setup, so I can't tell you what this pool is set to.

I think you can also set a fixed difficulty by appending .xxxx to the end of your address. Some pools turn that feature off though.

It's kind of voodoo though. Try different ones.  I'm using what I would consider a medium computer, and I get around 240 hash rate on the lower port, 3336, and only like 170 on the medium one.

Using yam on Windows 10.

Yeah, you definitely have to play around and find the best results for your hardware.  With yam, you should also try it with the three different "av" settings.

[werdwerdus]

I'm on Linux on my dedicated server, no gpu just node and cpu miner.

still me, ubuntu 14 dedicated server, running node/cli wallet and mining 1 core

[werdwerdus]

still finding blocks solo mining! 1 thread on my dedicated server 29 H/s, finding a block every few hours or so! amazing!

[werdwerdus]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

[rancemo]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

I don't think anything is wrong.  Look at the pool blocks and you'll see the pool didn't find any blocks for an hour before block 48578.  Someone put 10 Kh/s on the democats pool from 16:00 to 21:00.  That made blocks outside of that pool scarce.

[atithasos]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

I don't think anything is wrong.  Look at the pool blocks and you'll see the pool didn't find any blocks for an hour before block 48578.  Someone put 10 Kh/s on the democats pool from 16:00 to 21:00.  That made blocks outside of that pool scarce.

I just check the pool and it is working Fine, As rancemo said there is no blocks found in my pool for some hours and now as i check there are many that are pending.
So please a little patience till the Network Hashrate adjust also.

[werdwerdus]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

I don't think anything is wrong.  Look at the pool blocks and you'll see the pool didn't find any blocks for an hour before block 48578.  Someone put 10 Kh/s on the democats pool from 16:00 to 21:00.  That made blocks outside of that pool scarce.

great explanation, thank you!

[MWD64]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

I don't think anything is wrong.  Look at the pool blocks and you'll see the pool didn't find any blocks for an hour before block 48578.  Someone put 10 Kh/s on the democats pool from 16:00 to 21:00.  That made blocks outside of that pool scarce.

great explanation, thank you!

yup. And I think that amount is now solo mining. (multitasking, can't double check all this.)

[rancemo]

No payments in almost 4 hours from the pool, are payments down for the pool at 5.189.135.137?

I don't think anything is wrong.  Look at the pool blocks and you'll see the pool didn't find any blocks for an hour before block 48578.  Someone put 10 Kh/s on the democats pool from 16:00 to 21:00.  That made blocks outside of that pool scarce.

great explanation, thank you!

yup. And I think that amount is now solo mining. (multitasking, can't double check all this.)

No, I think the pools just calculate network hash rate based on difficulty. With smooth emission, the difficulty will take time to reflect the true hash rate of the network.

[werdwerdus]

can't sleep. figure i'll push some transactions to get some blocks with more than 1 transaction each. PM me or post your BIP addresses and I'll send some BIP!

edit: feel free to send me dust also if you're bored

Code:

bip1m5MvqLS9D8BLgPEKACJJUYNcGyDKCGUp2XYy2p9CDo2hPD9SJKAD1t6gPj5VGaBJvaaC7A1CxavgoRVjzvtT21DYyZ6Cjx

Code:

bip1rfZpcwqVCjGHfsMf31HEyTg961MbLDPFdhJwwUWtZVcyPWsZu1WdXgV59dcU4eL91dz3nGYPZL7xm2sR8LBs3oQ28Lhb3v

[werdwerdus]

democats and atithasos pools are on different chains it seems. about 3-4 blocks aparts, block explorer at democats is showing all recent blocks found by other pool as orphans.

[atithasos]

Sorry but as i checked we have the same blocks height
So you are wrong about it
also gui wallet and daemon shows me the same block chain