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legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
i have a rookie question? why dose kanopool reject like ten times more then btc.com ? in last 24h on kano i got 11 rejected and 886 hw errors. 24 h on btc.com had 1 reject and like 90 errors :/

HW errors have to do with your miner.  As for the rejects, it's different with each pool on the work being supplied to the miners.

jst curious as to why so many more errors since i switched to kano. is kano pool somehow harder on the machine or something ?
There are 3 things about rejects:
1) Long term, it depends on how close you are to the node you are mining to
  see the first post to find a closer node if you are not close to the main node
2) They're random so you may get a run of rejects and then not many.
 aside: it could also be when you first connect you get a bunch of "hi" rejects caused by your miner
    click on the "Show Details for Invalids:" check box on the Workers->Workers page to see what the rejects are.
3) 11 stales in 24 hours is actually very good.
 Over 24 hours there's about 144 work changes, so that means if they are all stale, you are averaging only one stale per 13 work changes or about 1 every 2 hours.
  However, certain old versions of Bitmain miners throw away stale shares and don't send them to the pool even though they should.
  This can include stale blocks that we can on rare occasions turn into 2 blocks ... ... ... ... ...

Errors are the miner's fault, not the pool Smiley
newbie
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i have a rookie question? why dose kanopool reject like ten times more then btc.com ? in last 24h on kano i got 11 rejected and 886 hw errors. 24 h on btc.com had 1 reject and like 90 errors :/

HW errors have to do with your miner.  As for the rejects, it's different with each pool on the work being supplied to the miners.

jst curious as to why so many more errors since i switched to kano. is kano pool somehow harder on the machine or something ?
member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
i have a rookie question? why dose kanopool reject like ten times more then btc.com ? in last 24h on kano i got 11 rejected and 886 hw errors. 24 h on btc.com had 1 reject and like 90 errors :/

HW errors have to do with your miner.  As for the rejects, it's different with each pool on the work being supplied to the miners.
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
i have a rookie question? why dose kanopool reject like ten times more then btc.com ? in last 24h on kano i got 11 rejected and 886 hw errors. 24 h on btc.com had 1 reject and like 90 errors :/
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Could you imagine quantum computing miners? [drool]

Could you imagine the quantum miner difficulty rise.
Do'h! Twarted again...  Cry
member
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Could you imagine quantum computing miners? [drool]

Could you imagine the quantum miner difficulty rise.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
just registered but never got e-mail from kanopool  Roll Eyes
not even in spam folder.
Since I cannot use hotmail I used my personal website
e-mail. I cannot add bitcoin payout address without
verifying your e-mail first.

However I got e-mail when I put bitcoin payout address.

So I don´t know if your service communications are reliable or not.
Also check you didn't mistype your email address Smiley
I see that every so often.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I like all the different explanations. It’s actually making a lot more sense to me.
I wonder if anyone has a visual or graphical explanation as well
Well I did this one a while ago Smiley
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26608107
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Could you imagine quantum computing miners? [drool]
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
just registered but never got e-mail from kanopool  Roll Eyes
not even in spam folder.
Since I cannot use hotmail I used my personal website
e-mail. I cannot add bitcoin payout address without
verifying your e-mail first.

So I don´t know if your service is reliable or not.
If you meet the criteria of the first quote and never got an email, try re-sending it from the section of the website where the second quote is from.

Quote from: kano.is/index.php?k=settings
N.B. you must verify your email, if you change it,
before you can change other settings.

Quote from: kano.is/index.php?k=verify
Send a new verification key to my email
newbie
Activity: 11
Merit: 0
just registered but never got e-mail from kanopool  Roll Eyes
not even in spam folder.
Since I cannot use hotmail I used my personal website
e-mail. I cannot add bitcoin payout address without
verifying your e-mail first.

However I got e-mail when I put bitcoin payout address.

So I don´t know if your service communications are reliable or not.
newbie
Activity: 57
Merit: 0
7nm and even 10nm are still a pipe dream. They can't get them to work and if they do, they will be too expensive to put into miners en masse. And in any case, we know that Bitmain will mine with them for a few months before launching to the common rabble.
full member
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#takeminingback
There is a long time between production of the chips and miners available for sale.  S9's will make a reasonable stepping stone during that year.


With the price of BTC being lower, and the anticipation of new chip design/releases, the price of the S9 has dropped. They are
also more readily available from bitmain. With Canaan releases coming up, and a few speculative machines, I'd expect the price
of the S9 to drop further. Still a good time to get some.
member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/

10nm comes first, 7nm are still a few years off.


that's not what the corporation that is making them said but again im not a pro so who knows for sure what will happen but all the articles i read say 7nm is on its way and a number of main stream corporations are looking to jump on the asic band wagon with them. even american corporations.


bitcoin miners are farther down the list for those chips.   
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/

10nm comes first, 7nm are still a few years off.


that's not what the corporation that is making them said but again im not a pro so who knows for sure what will happen but all the articles i read say 7nm is on its way and a number of main stream corporations are looking to jump on the asic band wagon with them. even american corporations.
member
Activity: 658
Merit: 21
4 s9's 2 821's
Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/

10nm comes first, 7nm are still a few years off.
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
I like all the different explanations. It’s actually making a lot more sense to me.
I wonder if anyone has a visual or graphical explanation as well
Kano did an excellent job explaining it here. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.22415230

lol yes that looks the same im new so havent read that far back on the post lol



Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/

There is a long time between production of the chips and miners available for sale.  S9's will make a reasonable stepping stone during that year.
corperate useage is expected mid year by the end of the year machines will start poping up with the 7nm chips for general public. so sure grab an s9 or 2 but dont overpay for them (ebay) and i wouldnt be in a major rush since u will want to swap them out soon for something new jst like they did when the s9 first arived.

newbie
Activity: 65
Merit: 0
Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/

There is a long time between production of the chips and miners available for sale.  S9's will make a reasonable stepping stone during that year.
member
Activity: 123
Merit: 21
I like all the different explanations. It’s actually making a lot more sense to me.
I wonder if anyone has a visual or graphical explanation as well
Kano did an excellent job explaining it here. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.22415230
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
Just put both my S4's on ebay. Going to upgrade. With that and my fluke meter, I might get close enough to 2 S9's  the balance from my pocket.

dont rush into s9's the new chip will be out soon and there will be a whole new level to move too.

I assume you are referring to the dragonmint?


nope those are jst more powerful type of s9 with 16nm chips.

7nm chips are out by end of year a number of companies will be throwing new asics on the market with them. jst one news article on the topic  https://news.bitcoin.com/7nm-asics-will-bring-bitcoin-mining-to-a-whole-new-level/
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