Topic: 1.6% rejected shares, acceptable? (Read 3081 times)
With a good miner program and pool you should easily stay below 1% stale.
I get around 1.2% on BFL Single and Deepbit.
I ended up changing my intensity (from 6) to dynamic and its well below 1%
on maxbtc for current round:
62491 shares
52 stale
i use phoenix, it does getwork requests frequently
ed:
10707 shares
6 stales
since last reset and stopping a file transfer
62491 shares
52 stale
i use phoenix, it does getwork requests frequently
ed:
10707 shares
6 stales
since last reset and stopping a file transfer
It mainly depends on your latency to the pool you are using.
You can lower it by using a pool with a lower ping/latency (IE a pool closer to your physical location)
If you're in Europe and mining on a US pool server, for example, you would have more stales than if you mined on a European pool server.
1.6% is a little bit high but still not that bad. I get about 0.7%. Anything less than 1% is acceptable for me personally.
You can lower it by using a pool with a lower ping/latency (IE a pool closer to your physical location)
If you're in Europe and mining on a US pool server, for example, you would have more stales than if you mined on a European pool server.
1.6% is a little bit high but still not that bad. I get about 0.7%. Anything less than 1% is acceptable for me personally.
Hello, I have 2 6850's mining at ~248 mh/s each.
I was curious if <2% stale/invalid shares is an acceptable number to have, if not how would I lower it.
I am using cgminer if it makes a difference.
Thanks,
Andrew
I was curious if <2% stale/invalid shares is an acceptable number to have, if not how would I lower it.
I am using cgminer if it makes a difference.
Thanks,
Andrew
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