Need some help for Yacoin Poolmining

[rodeoric]

Hello guys,

i really hope you can help me.

First try : Clean System on my I7-3930k (6/12) (64 GB Ram) Windows Server 2012 (maximum 1,13 kh/s (0,09 Kh/s each Thread)


 
Second try: I7 4770k @ 4,3 Ghz (4/8) (16 GB Ram) Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (Hashrate 1,04 kh/s maximum (0,13 Kh/s each Thread))

I used it with ssse3 and avx on 32/64 but i still have such a extremely low hashrate.

Software i used : minerd_scrypt_jane_x86_x64
Configuration : minerd-ssse3.exe -a scrypt-jane -o http://mypoolurl -u user.password -p password

I really hope you can help me :/


Best Regards

rodeoric

[ilostcoins]

I don't have CPU's like yours but in my experience, your hashrate is in the right range. The hashrate is about this low for all kinds of hardware.

[Drexme]

Nevermind, to many blocks to catch up with lol

[sharkpc2000]

to me its looking low on my laptop i7 m620 win 32 bits 3 gig ram i do
3.19 kh 0 thread
3.27 kh 1 "
2.64 kh 2 "
1.70 kh 3 "

[rodeoric]

Ok but this cant be normal.

If i see the other guys mining, they have on this configuration about 200 -300 kh/s ...

I got 1 kh/s

No one any idea ?

[ilostcoins]

Ok but this cant be normal.

If i see the other guys mining, they have on this configuration about 200 -300 kh/s ...

I got 1 kh/s

No one any idea ?

You mean one CPU like yours can get that? That must be in the early days of YACoin. YACoin has something people usually call "N change". Its schedule is on the following page  http://yacexplorer.tk/graphs.htm 

Every N change cut hashrate by half or more, depending on hardware. For your reference, currently, my Athlon II 450 CPU can do about 0.05kh/s per core. My 7950 can do about 1.85kh/s.

[darksoft]

It is normal... those that have those high hashrates are people with tons of GPUs or botnets