It cause by stale shares. Do google to know about it.
Solution ? >>> Need better cable internet and international bandwidth internet.
Thought it only problems in Vietnam or some underdevelopment country not US or EU.
Topic: Eth average hashrate 10-15% lower than reported? Pool matters? (Read 3204 times)
thank you..
Hello
I have same problem tooo...
I use nanopool for Eth Mining, "Last Reported Hashrate 168.7 Mh/s" Its OK. But "Current Calculated Hashrate" sometimes 60 sometime 220 . 24 hours avarege is between 150 to 156. Is it Normal?
I have same problem tooo...
I use nanopool for Eth Mining, "Last Reported Hashrate 168.7 Mh/s" Its OK. But "Current Calculated Hashrate" sometimes 60 sometime 220 . 24 hours avarege is between 150 to 156. Is it Normal?
yes it is normal
it is because of the stale shares
you are still getting 90 to 95 percent of your hashrate and rest is consumed in fees and stale shares
Hello
I have same problem tooo...
I use nanopool for Eth Mining, "Last Reported Hashrate 168.7 Mh/s" Its OK. But "Current Calculated Hashrate" sometimes 60 sometime 220 . 24 hours avarege is between 150 to 156. Is it Normal?
I have same problem tooo...
I use nanopool for Eth Mining, "Last Reported Hashrate 168.7 Mh/s" Its OK. But "Current Calculated Hashrate" sometimes 60 sometime 220 . 24 hours avarege is between 150 to 156. Is it Normal?
Almost the Same thing here , but the different is like 5-6%
But keep that in your mind , the average hashrate is calculated from the past 24 hours hashing speed.
If you have to restart your miner software , or have a few open cl hang and claymore software restarting itself or you rig is not stable and have to restart the pc a few times a day or your mining pc is rebooting itself for any reason , then you are loosing from the calculated average effective hashrate .
Also claymore miners are not free , current developer fee is 1% for Ethereum-only mining mode (-mode 1) and 2% for dual mining mode, so every hour the miner mines for 36 or 72 seconds for developer.
But keep that in your mind , the average hashrate is calculated from the past 24 hours hashing speed.
If you have to restart your miner software , or have a few open cl hang and claymore software restarting itself or you rig is not stable and have to restart the pc a few times a day or your mining pc is rebooting itself for any reason , then you are loosing from the calculated average effective hashrate .
Also claymore miners are not free , current developer fee is 1% for Ethereum-only mining mode (-mode 1) and 2% for dual mining mode, so every hour the miner mines for 36 or 72 seconds for developer.
Yes you also loose time while the miner is switching to the claymore pool to mine the fee, so 1% fee is in reality quite a lot bigger.
Almost the Same thing here , but the different is like 5-6%
But keep that in your mind , the average hashrate is calculated from the past 24 hours hashing speed.
If you have to restart your miner software , or have a few open cl hang and claymore software restarting itself or you rig is not stable and have to restart the pc a few times a day or your mining pc is rebooting itself for any reason , then you are loosing from the calculated average effective hashrate .
Also claymore miners are not free , current developer fee is 1% for Ethereum-only mining mode (-mode 1) and 2% for dual mining mode, so every hour the miner mines for 36 or 72 seconds for developer.
But keep that in your mind , the average hashrate is calculated from the past 24 hours hashing speed.
If you have to restart your miner software , or have a few open cl hang and claymore software restarting itself or you rig is not stable and have to restart the pc a few times a day or your mining pc is rebooting itself for any reason , then you are loosing from the calculated average effective hashrate .
Also claymore miners are not free , current developer fee is 1% for Ethereum-only mining mode (-mode 1) and 2% for dual mining mode, so every hour the miner mines for 36 or 72 seconds for developer.
I use ethermine.org and my reported hashrate (claymore miner) is usually 10-15% higher than my average hashrate (for each rig). Is this standard for everyone using this pool and for other pools?
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