Topic: Do I need better internet? (Read 1250 times)
You could tether with qnc on page plus with that low of a data requirement lol
Thank-you very much!
I guess I can keep my isp now
I was about to throw out the whole mining idea, when I thought of my slow connection, 
I'll just have alot of downtime... especially when it rains lol
I guess I can keep my isp now
I was about to throw out the whole mining idea, when I thought of my slow connection, I'll just have alot of downtime... especially when it rains lol
According to this thread in the minig forum one user said 1 miner generates 20 MBytes traffic per day.
20 MBytes/day would only be about 2 kb/s or 0.002 Mb/s.
So 0.7 Mb/s should be fine for a while i think.
20 MBytes/day would only be about 2 kb/s or 0.002 Mb/s.
So 0.7 Mb/s should be fine for a while i think.
Yeah, I was also wondering this, like what if your card can generate hashes faster than your internet connection can check them?
Although now that I think about it, it's probably a self-contained thing, i.e. your computer does all the work without having to report to someone else for every hash. I mean, doing something like that would work if there was a central server, but obviously there isn't.
This is just a guess, but perhaps it works like so; since hashes are random and you can't make a certain output occur, your computer can be trusted not to alter it in any way since it can't alter it in any way. To prevent it from reusing old hashes that it knows would reach the limit and get a block, it could be that the input you use to try and get a correct output would have to have some string of random numbers attached to it as a salt, that would change for every block.
Come to think of it, it could just be that the salt is the block number that the computer is working on, so that no particular source would be trusted to provide a truly new salt every time.
Like I said I just came up with this using common sense and deductions, so I could be completely off, but I think this is probably it unless someone with a little more experience could share their knowledge?
Although now that I think about it, it's probably a self-contained thing, i.e. your computer does all the work without having to report to someone else for every hash. I mean, doing something like that would work if there was a central server, but obviously there isn't.
This is just a guess, but perhaps it works like so; since hashes are random and you can't make a certain output occur, your computer can be trusted not to alter it in any way since it can't alter it in any way. To prevent it from reusing old hashes that it knows would reach the limit and get a block, it could be that the input you use to try and get a correct output would have to have some string of random numbers attached to it as a salt, that would change for every block.
Come to think of it, it could just be that the salt is the block number that the computer is working on, so that no particular source would be trusted to provide a truly new salt every time.
Like I said I just came up with this using common sense and deductions, so I could be completely off, but I think this is probably it unless someone with a little more experience could share their knowledge?
As I know mining dont require too much internet speed... but Im not an expert in mining.
I'm about in the same boat. Is it good enough?
To begin, run a speedtest.net and see what you've got.
Before I set up my own mining Rig I want to pose a question to the board:
"Will upgrading my internet from my shitty 12$/year plan with verizon increase my mining performance in anyway?"
"Will upgrading my internet from my shitty 12$/year plan with verizon increase my mining performance in anyway?"
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