I have noticed one strange thing with NiceHash (Quark)
I always get lower rejected hash after a reboot. If i reboot all my rigs i get like 30Mhs more (130-140Mhs in total) in total accepted hashrate. And then it slowly go down to stabilize at 100Mhs, at the same rate as the rejected hasrate goes up.
So right now i am rebooting my rigs on schedule every two hours to keep the rejects as low as possible.
Anyone have an idea about why this is happening ?
it doesn't happen to me (reject rate is always very low and negligible), maybe it's network related?
Hmm not sure.
I have noticed one strange thing with NiceHash (Quark)
I always get lower rejected hash after a reboot. If i reboot all my rigs i get like 30Mhs more (130-140Mhs in total) in total accepted hashrate. And then it slowly go down to stabilize at 100Mhs, at the same rate as the rejected hasrate goes up.
So right now i am rebooting my rigs on schedule every two hours to keep the rejects as low as possible.
Anyone have an idea about why this is happening ?
it doesn't happen to me (reject rate is always very low and negligible), maybe it's network related?
try a lower intensity for the miner ...
#crysx
I am running 24 right now on my nvidia rigs. I will lower it a bit and see what happends.
I have the same problems on my AMD rigs though. I forgot to say that.
I have noticed one strange thing with NiceHash (Quark)
I always get lower rejected hash after a reboot. If i reboot all my rigs i get like 30Mhs more (130-140Mhs in total) in total accepted hashrate. And then it slowly go down to stabilize at 100Mhs, at the same rate as the rejected hasrate goes up.
So right now i am rebooting my rigs on schedule every two hours to keep the rejects as low as possible.
Anyone have an idea about why this is happening ?
I would advise setting up each rig as it's own nicehash worker, and preferably use fixed share difficulty, adjusted to about 1 share per minute on each rig (needs experimentation until the best value is found).
Have you confirmed if restarting ccminer on all the rigs achieves the same result (high hashrate & low rejects) as the full reboot?
The only other thing I can think of, is the case of your rigs all heating up beyond the optimal performance sweet spot. You could try lowering clocks or increasing fan speeds, and see if performance settles at a higher figure after warming up.
How do i do that ?, i mean set fixed share diff ?
I need a full reboot to gain maximum accepted hashrate at NiceHash. Restarting the miner only wont affect anything.
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