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ap1318 wrote: @n00bminer yeah I am seeing the same thing. After the pool came back up I am seeing the work switching every 1-2 seconds constantly. Its weird.
yep it seemed to have reduce the hashrates by 25% on all my 17 miners too... restart time is too short and lost time in switching counts also... (Gridseeds on the low and Excaliburs on the high the same)
ap1318 wrote: @n00bminer yeah I am seeing the same thing. After the pool came back up I am seeing the work switching every 1-2 seconds constantly. Its weird.
yep it seemed to have reduce the hashrates by 25% on all my 17 miners too... restart time is too short and lost time in switching counts also... (Gridseeds on the low and Excaliburs on the high the same)
We can’t reproduce this problem. Chris was testing for an hour and noticed no issues.
Chris just came up with a great idea - is it possible that the share difficulty is so high that you’re seeing a lot of work restarts, but not many shares?
and the shares that you do see are worth a lot, because they are so difficult? That is something we changed - we raised the default difficulty to reduce load
32768 produces 210 MH/s but 32528 reaches 230 Mh/s and 32064 is my fastest seting over 230 Mh/s with pics in the 260... unconventionnal Diff numbers works well, maybe they grab slighty lower chunk of data faster than the neighbor I dont know but I try in the margins.... (Excalibur 256) switching too fast IMHO too now...
I know it will all get worked out but I lost way to much money on my account I use for nicehash today, I am seeing WAMP data being 180 seconds behind. I am like everyone else before the updates and even 2 days ago was going pretty darn good . half of my other rigs have been dead all day, OK rant over
I’ve got 18 MH/s going into the pool, but the website is consistently showing (and charting) a much lower amount. Normally it shows close to my actual speed, and my miners are still hashing along nicely, so it must be on the website.
when you get data you can graph you can see some interesting things, looks like the data offset is starting to come back down although it is 1300 seconds behind
right now I am just graphing the server time and data timestamps vs my server time, the server time has a very repetive peek pattern and the data_timestamp has just been climbing for the last half hr but leveled off and started dropping, I will try to upload them just started graphing about 2 hrs ago
@Steve Sokolowski : yeah if I had to guess I’d say it’s just doing a bit of wrong math for display - my actual incoming profits seem to be about right.
