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Author Topic: {BitfuryASIC/BTCGuild} Hashrates Gap - 470GH noncerate vs. 420GH miningpool  (Read 1049 times)
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November 09, 2013, 06:50:11 PM
Last edit: November 09, 2013, 07:14:49 PM by hdbuck
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Hello,

We are actually facing a gap between our noncerate and pool hashrates (470GH vs.420GH). Could anyone help us finding a way to reduce such gap?

We thought it might be because of our difficulty settings on BTC Guild:




Or our bitfury pool configuration:




Our hardware is 16 hcards (25GH/card tested) on a single mboard

and here is our stats on BTC Guild:




So yeah basically it is tested for 25GH/card so having more (424GH total) is very nice but it would be even better if it was closer to the noncerate hash rate.  Grin


Thx!



PS: or could it be someone in the pool hijacking the difference for his own use?  Shocked
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November 09, 2013, 10:42:21 PM
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is there any reason you using 3 worker names? if there on the same connection id suggest just using 1 using 3 might be using unnecessary bandwidth

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November 10, 2013, 12:40:48 AM
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is there any reason you using 3 worker names? if there on the same connection id suggest just using 1 using 3 might be using unnecessary bandwidth


We choose this configuration because it was the most efficient a few hours after start. Now we've directed the 3 ports to the same worker using 1 unique name as you suggested, the two rates seem stick closer indeed, sometimes it's reversed so as pool estimated rate is higher than noncerate... interesting ! Thanks for the advice
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your welcome Smiley happy its better for you

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