I was looking at the 1024 diff...and while people say it doesnt affect gains, it does slow the shares...
so when we are doing low dificulty coins what happens when a new block is found? i have to start calculating again and loose what i had done?
if its happening like this...its affects gains.
so when we are doing low dificulty coins what happens when a new block is found? i have to start calculating again and loose what i had done?
if its happening like this...its affects gains.
Yep. Another person who has no idea how difficulty works...
Sad.
Difficulty could be 50,000 and it wouldn't affect gains in the long-term. Unfortunately, the majority of the people on this thread think that "long-term" means 6-12 hours.
Difficulty affects VARIANCE, it does not affect gains.
Learn what difficulty does first, then try to complain
Can you direct me to some literature? all i could find is that the pool dificulty affects variance but on long term the gains are the same. couldnt find any explaining how it works at all.
What i understand is that with higher dificulty you get lower shares per minute that are worth more, maintaining the gains.
but what happens when a block is found? doesnt my worker starts hashing from beggining loosing some time from previous share?
Please feel free to direct me to a good reading.
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"Any tips for cgminer configuration?
Don't use --no-submit-stale. Stale shares caused by coin switches are actually paid.
Don't use --no-submit-stale. Stale shares caused by coin switches are actually paid.
