Topic: 2miners Pool read inaccurate? (Read 147 times)

Quote from: sxemini on March 23, 2022, 08:15:36 AM

Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

Yes, but you see also the reported hashrate. And the average hashrate -> is it an 6 hour average, 12 hour average, overall average .... ?
So as long as the OP not describe well what he really mean, we are fishing in dark water.

"Since you start to mine your hashrate grows gradually. Please wait. The pool determines your hashrate based on the amount of shares sent by your mining rigs (workers). This value could be a little bit different from reported hashrate (in your mining software)."
https://eth.2miners.com/faq

yes but they don´t say for timespan the average hashrate is. On Ethermine you only see a 6 hour average. I don´t think that 2miners calculate the average hashrate from the first share. So this information is missing.

Edit:

I found it
"Current hashrate - last 30 minutes of work, average hashrate - last 6 hour(s)."

So also useless. 6 hour average is not enough

I don't like this short statistic either.
The ethermine pool shows statistics for the last 24 hours.
If you do not like the pool, then change it to another
https://miningpoolstats.stream/ethereum

Reported, Effective, and Average Hashrate
https://blog.gameoflife.co/reported-effective-and-average-hashrate-beginners-a3130d7bd818

Nope Ethermine only calculate the average hashrate of the last 6 hours. Go with your cursor over the average hashrate and you see the notice.
You can see the timeline with your hashrate for longer than 1 day yes.

JayDDee

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Miners count hash iterations, pools count shares submitted and convert to an equivalent hash rate.
Miners can also count shares and report an effective hash rate, but few do so.

Statistically they should be equal but it could take a long time to prove it.

FP91G

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Quote from: FP91G on March 23, 2022, 08:09:49 AM

Quote from: FP91G on March 23, 2022, 08:09:49 AM

Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

Yes, but you see also the reported hashrate. And the average hashrate -> is it an 6 hour average, 12 hour average, overall average .... ?
So as long as the OP not describe well what he really mean, we are fishing in dark water.

"Since you start to mine your hashrate grows gradually. Please wait. The pool determines your hashrate based on the amount of shares sent by your mining rigs (workers). This value could be a little bit different from reported hashrate (in your mining software)."
https://eth.2miners.com/faq

yes but they don´t say for timespan the average hashrate is. On Ethermine you only see a 6 hour average. I don´t think that 2miners calculate the average hashrate from the first share. So this information is missing.

Edit:

I found it
"Current hashrate - last 30 minutes of work, average hashrate - last 6 hour(s)."

So also useless. 6 hour average is not enough

I don't like this short statistic either.
The ethermine pool shows statistics for the last 24 hours.
If you do not like the pool, then change it to another
https://miningpoolstats.stream/ethereum

Reported, Effective, and Average Hashrate
https://blog.gameoflife.co/reported-effective-and-average-hashrate-beginners-a3130d7bd818

sxemini

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Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

Yes, but you see also the reported hashrate. And the average hashrate -> is it an 6 hour average, 12 hour average, overall average .... ?
So as long as the OP not describe well what he really mean, we are fishing in dark water.

"Since you start to mine your hashrate grows gradually. Please wait. The pool determines your hashrate based on the amount of shares sent by your mining rigs (workers). This value could be a little bit different from reported hashrate (in your mining software)."
https://eth.2miners.com/faq

yes but they don´t say for timespan the average hashrate is. On Ethermine you only see a 6 hour average. I don´t think that 2miners calculate the average hashrate from the first share. So this information is missing.

Edit:

I found it
"Current hashrate - last 30 minutes of work, average hashrate - last 6 hour(s)."

So also useless. 6 hour average is not enough

FP91G

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Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

Yes, but you see also the reported hashrate. And the average hashrate -> is it an 6 hour average, 12 hour average, overall average .... ?
So as long as the OP not describe well what he really mean, we are fishing in dark water.

faq:
"Since you start to mine your hashrate grows gradually. Please wait. The pool determines your hashrate based on the amount of shares sent by your mining rigs (workers). This value could be a little bit different from reported hashrate (in your mining software)."
https://eth.2miners.com/faq

sxemini

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Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

Yes, but you see also the reported hashrate. And the average hashrate -> is it an 6 hour average, 12 hour average, overall average .... ?
So as long as the OP not describe well what he really mean, we are fishing in dark water.

GEMIN_M4

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You need to drop more information like how many hours it's been since you running your rig on 2miner pool and what type of setup you are using, I mean your internet connection and graphic cards.

FP91G

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Quote from: JangoUnchained on March 23, 2022, 03:37:43 AM

Guys I'm running my rig on 2miners pool but I've been noticing that this pool have never read my actual hashrate before it always shows 261MH instead of 311MH no matter which pool location I switched to, after hours of mining the result is still the same what can I do about this?

You need to wait 6-12 hours when your average hashrate is approximately equal to the current hashrate.
This is a random account:
https://eth.2miners.com/account/0xfb44dc45e20d3d6738fef89d243967677bf0ab13
Current Hashrate is probably calculated depending on the shares received.

sxemini

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Looks perfect to me, run the miner like that for 24hrs none stop I'm sure it will show even over 311MH, do not be in haste when trying to see how a pool will react to your hashing power, give it time.

What looks great? What you are seeing? I see nothing. How can you say that is all fine? When his miner reports 311mh and pool say 261mh REPORTED than nothing is ok. But the OP must clarify what he mean. But 311mh and 261mh is a big cap.

JangoUnchained

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Looks perfect to me, run the miner like that for 24hrs none stop I'm sure it will show even over 311MH, do not be in haste when trying to see how a pool will react to your hashing power, give it time.

sxemini

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