Topic: CEX.io Problem (Read 616 times)
No problem!
Nope, it's trying to guess at what your shares will be based on the current hashing rates (yours and pools) and what the difficulty is and what the variance probability is (time it will likely take to find a block).
You'll see better (more accurate) information if you scroll further down that page to the info under last blocks.
You'll see better (more accurate) information if you scroll further down that page to the info under last blocks.
Oh, that explains it. Once again thanks for such a fast response, and sorry for asking such newbie questions lol. Thanks man!
Nope, it's trying to guess at what your shares will be based on the current hashing rates (yours and pools) and what the difficulty is and what the variance probability is (time it will likely take to find a block).
You'll see better (more accurate) information if you scroll further down that page to the info under last blocks.
You'll see better (more accurate) information if you scroll further down that page to the info under last blocks.
Unless my math is wrong your hash rate as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000345%
And your shares (at 32 shares per shift) as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000352%
So at 32 shares per shift with 0.5GH/s, your getting right about what you should.
Regarding it flipflopping between 32 and 64 shares per shift, look at how small of a percent your hashing (or shares) are to the rest of the pools and it's easy to see why it's hard to calculate that exactly.
I have a couple GH/s at CEX,io and my results jump around a little also, but by the math I'm never getting short changed and that's what counts.
And your shares (at 32 shares per shift) as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000352%
So at 32 shares per shift with 0.5GH/s, your getting right about what you should.
Regarding it flipflopping between 32 and 64 shares per shift, look at how small of a percent your hashing (or shares) are to the rest of the pools and it's easy to see why it's hard to calculate that exactly.
I have a couple GH/s at CEX,io and my results jump around a little also, but by the math I'm never getting short changed and that's what counts.
Thanks for the fast reply.
My other question would be why my stats always say the 32/64 shares found all of a sudden, shouldn't it be counting in 1s? Like you found 1 share, and another, and another, It shouldn't be starting out as 32 shares found.
Unless my math is wrong your hash rate as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000345%
And your shares (at 32 shares per shift) as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000352%
So at 32 shares per shift with 0.5GH/s, your getting right about what you should.
Regarding it flipflopping between 32 and 64 shares per shift, look at how small of a percent your hashing (or shares) are to the rest of the pools and it's easy to see why it's hard to calculate that exactly.
I have a couple GH/s at CEX,io and my results jump around a little also, but by the math I'm never getting short changed and that's what counts.
And your shares (at 32 shares per shift) as a percent of the pool's is 0.0000352%
So at 32 shares per shift with 0.5GH/s, your getting right about what you should.
Regarding it flipflopping between 32 and 64 shares per shift, look at how small of a percent your hashing (or shares) are to the rest of the pools and it's easy to see why it's hard to calculate that exactly.
I have a couple GH/s at CEX,io and my results jump around a little also, but by the math I'm never getting short changed and that's what counts.
So today I decided to buy half a GH/s on cex.io, from my dust wallet just to try it out.
I try to moniter my cloud miner's process, and GHASH.io is not PPS, but I'm wondering, with 0.49 GH/s, why is my miner only getting either 32 or 64 shares per shift?
I don't see my shares found increasing, it just starts at either 32 or 64.
I try to moniter my cloud miner's process, and GHASH.io is not PPS, but I'm wondering, with 0.49 GH/s, why is my miner only getting either 32 or 64 shares per shift?
I don't see my shares found increasing, it just starts at either 32 or 64.
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