then switch back to pool mining.Thanks very much for the help though.
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I guess I will keep it going for a week or so and see how I go, might get lucky... then switch back to pool mining.
Thanks very much for the help though.
then switch back to pool mining.Thanks very much for the help though.
legendary
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Reverse engineer from time to time
Cheers for the answer.
Does that best share rate seem low for 24 hours mining though? I just restarted CGMiner - 1 hr ago - and the best share is only 131.
All screenshots I see of other users CGMiner output has best shares waaay above mine, so yeah just wondering if I have messed up somewhere.
It's really just luck. For instance, when I mined Bitcoin in 2011 with just 260mh/s my avg time was 20 weeks to find a block, I found it just 6 hours when I started soloing, then 10 days later I got another block. But I have not had one since. Though my best difficulty so far has been one million.Does that best share rate seem low for 24 hours mining though? I just restarted CGMiner - 1 hr ago - and the best share is only 131.
All screenshots I see of other users CGMiner output has best shares waaay above mine, so yeah just wondering if I have messed up somewhere.
Cheers for the answer.
Does that best share rate seem low for 24 hours mining though? I just restarted CGMiner - 1 hr ago - and the best share is only 131.
All screenshots I see of other users CGMiner output has best shares waaay above mine, so yeah just wondering if I have messed up somewhere.
Does that best share rate seem low for 24 hours mining though? I just restarted CGMiner - 1 hr ago - and the best share is only 131.
All screenshots I see of other users CGMiner output has best shares waaay above mine, so yeah just wondering if I have messed up somewhere.
legendary
Activity: 1862
Merit: 1011
Reverse engineer from time to time
I am mining (well attempting to) solo mine PPC, with a hash rate of 680 - 690 mh/s.
If I understand it correctly, PPC's current difficulty is 307k, so for me to submit a winning block my best share (using CGMiner) would have to be over 307k.
My issue is after a day of mining, my best share is 1.84k.
So my questions are : Is there anyway to get my GPU to attempt higher shares? Does my best share increase the longer I mine? (e.g mining for 1 day will get 1.4, 2 days 2.8 etc etc)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
A share is basically a block, it's difficulty is random. You can only get an avg amount of time before you find a block with a high enough difficulty, but in no way can you control the difficulty of shares.If I understand it correctly, PPC's current difficulty is 307k, so for me to submit a winning block my best share (using CGMiner) would have to be over 307k.
My issue is after a day of mining, my best share is 1.84k.
So my questions are : Is there anyway to get my GPU to attempt higher shares? Does my best share increase the longer I mine? (e.g mining for 1 day will get 1.4, 2 days 2.8 etc etc)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Your avg time to find a block with 690mh/s at difficulty of 307k is 3 weeks or so.
I am mining (well attempting to) solo mine PPC, with a hash rate of 680 - 690 mh/s.
If I understand it correctly, PPC's current difficulty is 307k, so for me to submit a winning block my best share (using CGMiner) would have to be over 307k.
My issue is after a day of mining, my best share is 1.84k.
So my questions are : Is there anyway to get my GPU to attempt higher shares? Does my best share increase the longer I mine? (e.g mining for 1 day will get 1.4, 2 days 2.8 etc etc)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If I understand it correctly, PPC's current difficulty is 307k, so for me to submit a winning block my best share (using CGMiner) would have to be over 307k.
My issue is after a day of mining, my best share is 1.84k.
So my questions are : Is there anyway to get my GPU to attempt higher shares? Does my best share increase the longer I mine? (e.g mining for 1 day will get 1.4, 2 days 2.8 etc etc)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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