? Formula to Calculate Share calc speed given Hash rate / diff?

[Fuzzy]

I need to figure out how to calculate how many shares I'll submit with my 3.1 GHs in 24 hours. Anyone know the formula?

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[twmz]

The average amount of time (in seconds) to find a single share is:

Code:

difficulty * 2^32 / hashrate

In that equation, difficulty is the difficulty of a share and hashrate is your hash rate in hashes per second.  A day has 86,400 seconds in it, so the number of shares you'll find in 24 hours is:

Code:

86,400 / (difficulty * 2^32 / hashrate)

[Fuzzy]

the number of shares you'll find in 24 hours is:

Code:

86,400 / (difficulty * 2^32 / hashrate)

EDIT: Somethings not right there:

Using 1,400,000 for difficulty, and 3,200,000,000 hashes (3200 Mhash) I get 0.045980726 shares???

in Excel:

Code:

=86400/(1400000*(2^32)/3200000000)

THANKS! I feel I need to add

"If you're going for that degree of accuracy, it should be noted that difficulty 1 does in fact not correspond to 2^32 hashes, but to 2^48/65535 (4295032833 instead of 4294967296). – Pieter Wuille Sep 17 '11 at 12:21"

[deepceleron]

The difficulty of a share is 1. It takes ~2^32 hashes on average to find a share.

How many shares per day at 3.2Ghash/s:
2^-32 shares/hash * 3.2*10^9 hash/sec * 86400 sec/day = 64372.0 shares/day

How many BTC per day at difficulty 1379647:
64372 shares/day * (1/1379647) blocks/share * 50.0 BTC/block = 2.3329 BTC/day

(all calculations done with more precision than I've shown.)

I'm starting to think I've already answered every question that can be asked...https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=21541.msg272356#msg272356 (and interesting that the difficulty is the same as it was back in June).