No payout and lot of rejected shares

Hi Guys,

I've not got my payout for 21st and I'm getting 6% rejected shares. Can you look into it please? my user is rapidhashx.

Also i'm having problems with resetting the password on forums for my other account. Emails never come to my mailbox so reset seems to not work for me.

Cheers,

No problem. I'll have Chris look into this next. We should be able to get back to you in a few hours.

Cheers Steve. Just checked my front end and for some reason the payouts are showing correctly now and rejects back to 0%. Not sure if that is actual value or front end not showing. I'm loosing about 100MH somewhere and not sure where that is. I see just over 300MH where I should be getting way over 400Mh.

Are you planning to have support for separate workers? It's really hard to find out what miners is under performing. The miners on my side looks fine hash at full speed but on the pool im loosing a lot of hashpower so want to know which miners are not working correctly.

I'd love to implement workers, but it has never risen above the priority of increasing profitability. I've always seen increasing profitability as being more likely to draw customers than providing web interface features. This is definitely something I want to do as soon as we get profitability close to maximum.

What model of miners are you using?

I'm taking care of the payout right now. Apparently, the balance in the hot wallet was 0.001 less that was necessary for payouts. I am correcting the issue right now; the payout will go out in a few minutes.

I have also underrate traffic. I have 6.5 mh instaled power and it show me 5,6 mh 1 less.

vodach wrote:I have also underrate traffic. I have 6.5 mh instaled power and it show me 5,6 mh 1 less.

The upcoming update should improve performance of all miners. That said, there are many factors that affect the actual hashrate at the pool, some of which we can't fix. One common example is that the latency of your internet connection will cause stale shares, reducing your hashrate.

It's worth noting that coin-switching pools like Prohashing trade efficiency for higher payouts per hashrate. The manufactures of miners typically advertise what hashrate you would expect for mining a single coin with a long block time, typically Litecoin. You will never have as high a hashrate at a coin-switching pool as mining a single coin, and you will likely never reach the manufacturer's specified hashrate at a coin-switching pool. However, you will have a higher payout per hashrate, which will more than offset the difference.