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SNIP I know they're not as simple or clean as either of your suggestions, but hard as I try I just can't do simple As I say it might be useful for experienced miners who know how much daily variation they can take. If I was mining again I'd be ok with a daily variation in hashrate of +/- 2 or 3%. What do you guys think? Too complicated? Might be ok to use in some kind of website app though. I like it, but I really doubt that there are many miners who will really go for this level of control over it. I've seen enough very experienced miners get confused with what effect high diff shares have on your mining already...
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October 09, 2013, 10:30:53 PM Last edit: October 09, 2013, 10:41:28 PM by -Redacted- |
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bit of a noob question, if you solo mine at 370MH the chance of actually finding a block before someone else would be about 0 say running 2-4 months and someone else finds the block all your time would have been wasted right?
At 370 Mhz you would have a 50% chance of finding a block in about 7.5 years, not counting difficulty changes in the meantime. So, if the difficulty didn't change, over a long period of time - measured in hundreds of years, you should be finding one block about every 7.5 years on average. And it's not THE block you are finding, because that changes every few minutes, and everything starts over again with the same probability - every time the current block changes (say, because somebody else solved the current block, which should happen about once every 6 minutes) you get to start over trying to solve the new one...
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October 18, 2013, 11:29:00 PM |
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I don't see why people give a shit if their _daily_ income has only a 1% variation. Jesus Christ, do you all have mining hardware setups whos output exactly match the cost of your daily heroin fix or something? There are very few small to medium size businesses that have variation against expected within 1% even on a timescale of months. I mean, sure, if the bandwidth isn't a concern and the pool doesn't care to charge people based on their actual load, then by all means, why not lower. But caring about a daily 1% variation is just further confirmation to me that y'all are crazy.
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October 19, 2013, 01:54:09 AM |
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I don't see why people give a shit if their _daily_ income has only a 1% variation. Jesus Christ, do you all have mining hardware setups whos output exactly match the cost of your daily heroin fix or something? There are very few small to medium size businesses that have variation against expected within 1% even on a timescale of months. I mean, sure, if the bandwidth isn't a concern and the pool doesn't care to charge people based on their actual load, then by all means, why not lower. But caring about a daily 1% variation is just further confirmation to me that y'all are crazy. Wait wait wait, you're calling people who spend $5000 on a money making machine that in its entire lifetime will never make $3000 or so crazy? You're crazy.
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October 20, 2013, 05:10:23 AM |
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I don't see why people give a shit if their _daily_ income has only a 1% variation. Jesus Christ, do you all have mining hardware setups whos output exactly match the cost of your daily heroin electricity fix or something? <snip> It's certainly getting there.
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February 05, 2014, 12:11:57 AM |
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Hmm, sorry for my ignorance, but increasing the difficult as the OP is saying would decrease bandwith requirements for both the miner and the miner operator by how much percentage? What much bandwith would be needed for 1 GH/s (as with difficult 1 and as with suggested)?
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Set your diff to your worker's hashrate in GH/1.4
So add up the hashrate of all my miners that contribute work to a pool under the same worker name. Is that right E.g., say I have 5 AntMiner S1s named Aurum.Ant then I should specify 1,000/1.4 = 512 (rounded down to the nearest power of 2) as my minimum diff.
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February 24, 2014, 09:26:34 PM |
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Set your diff to your worker's hashrate in GH/1.4
So add up the hashrate of all my miners that contribute work to a pool under the same worker name. Is that right E.g., say I have 5 AntMiner S1s named Aurum.Ant then I should specify 1,000/1.4 = 512 (rounded down to the nearest power of 2) as my minimum diff. Yes I would suggest the total hashrate, not each device's.
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April 23, 2014, 02:35:56 PM |
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Set your diff to your worker's hashrate in GH/1.4
So add up the hashrate of all my miners that contribute work to a pool under the same worker name. Is that right E.g., say I have 5 AntMiner S1s named Aurum.Ant then I should specify 1,000/1.4 = 512 (rounded down to the nearest power of 2) as my minimum diff. Yes I would suggest the total hashrate, not each device's. i have 4 Devices Each 180-GHz so my total is 720-GHZ all my 4 worker in same pool, but in pool they force me to define Difficulty each worker, so what u suggest should i select each worker diff : 256
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April 23, 2014, 02:38:13 PM |
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Set your diff to your worker's hashrate in GH/1.4
So add up the hashrate of all my miners that contribute work to a pool under the same worker name. Is that right E.g., say I have 5 AntMiner S1s named Aurum.Ant then I should specify 1,000/1.4 = 512 (rounded down to the nearest power of 2) as my minimum diff. Yes I would suggest the total hashrate, not each device's. i have 4 Devices Each 180-GHz so my total is 720-GHZ all my 4 worker in same pool, but in pool they force me to define Difficulty each worker, so what u suggest should i select each worker diff : 256 Combine the total hashrate and give the same diff to all of them, so about the same as the other recommendation of 512
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April 23, 2014, 03:15:37 PM |
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Set your diff to your worker's hashrate in GH/1.4
So add up the hashrate of all my miners that contribute work to a pool under the same worker name. Is that right E.g., say I have 5 AntMiner S1s named Aurum.Ant then I should specify 1,000/1.4 = 512 (rounded down to the nearest power of 2) as my minimum diff. Yes I would suggest the total hashrate, not each device's. i have 4 Devices Each 180-GHz so my total is 720-GHZ all my 4 worker in same pool, but in pool they force me to define Difficulty each worker, so what u suggest should i select each worker diff : 256 Combine the total hashrate and give the same diff to all of them, so about the same as the other recommendation of 512 i test some Result and i want to share here when i set 512 = too many stale when i set 256 = less stale when i set 128 = few stale is there in my internet problem when increase the diff stale increased.
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April 23, 2014, 09:02:40 PM |
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Stale rate should have absolutely nothing to do with diff setting unless your software is broken. Some hardware came with broken drivers that behaved differently with different diff work but that's a software problem on their part, it is not the diff at fault.
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