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JohnnyPierce

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Quote from: someguy123 on May 03, 2014, 06:36:11 PM

It depends on your pool. It's possible they may not be active because they're getting tons of rejected/stale shares, that they're simply not actually mining, or the pool requires shares to be confirmed/out of a round before they count your hash rate.

When I check a random inactive worker miners, they're all working fine, without errors.

But what would the advice be, to maximize my hashrate, converge all miners into 1 single worker or spread them among multiple workers?

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It depends on your pool. It's possible they may not be active because they're getting tons of rejected/stale shares, that they're simply not actually mining, or the pool requires shares to be confirmed/out of a round before they count your hash rate.

JohnnyPierce

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I'm signed up with a mining pool, but I have a question, my dilemma is this, I currently have over 1000 independent miners, the vast majority are cloud miners from a private infrastructure that I have access to, the others are local hardware here in my place.

My question is this, I created about 100 workers and divided the mining labor among all of them, but when I check my real time stats, most of the workers are not active, is there a reason for this?

Should I rather send all my mining load into the same worker instead?

Give me advice!

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