Or you can set manually a higher diff that wont change auto - in the range 1 - 1000 that suits you
Topic: Question on Stratum + OZcoin (Read 987 times)
Automatically set on an algorythm that averages your shares over 5 mins then adjusts for a target of 18/minute
Or you can set manually a higher diff that wont change auto - in the range 1 - 1000 that suits you
Or you can set manually a higher diff that wont change auto - in the range 1 - 1000 that suits you
Well Stratum already lowers the number of stales, I've personally found that a higher diff reduces the number of stales even further. IIRC, Stratum + VarDiff is designed to keep you as close to 18 shares/minute. This keeps the bandwidth relatively constant, regardless of hashrate.
So basically this is a no brainier for my bandwidth constrained locations? 
Well Stratum already lowers the number of stales, I've personally found that a higher diff reduces the number of stales even further. IIRC, Stratum + VarDiff is designed to keep you as close to 18 shares/minute. This keeps the bandwidth relatively constant, regardless of hashrate.
So basically this is a no brainier for my bandwidth constrained locations?
Absolutely.
How is diff determined? I see it moving between 1-5 pretty frequently.....
Well Stratum already lowers the number of stales, I've personally found that a higher diff reduces the number of stales even further. IIRC, Stratum + VarDiff is designed to keep you as close to 18 shares/minute. This keeps the bandwidth relatively constant, regardless of hashrate.
So basically this is a no brainier for my bandwidth constrained locations?
Absolutely.
Well Stratum already lowers the number of stales, I've personally found that a higher diff reduces the number of stales even further. IIRC, Stratum + VarDiff is designed to keep you as close to 18 shares/minute. This keeps the bandwidth relatively constant, regardless of hashrate.
So basically this is a no brainier for my bandwidth constrained locations?
Well Stratum already lowers the number of stales, I've personally found that a higher diff reduces the number of stales even further. IIRC, Stratum + VarDiff is designed to keep you as close to 18 shares/minute. This keeps the bandwidth relatively constant, regardless of hashrate.
Hey all,
What is the advantage of submitting higher difficulty shares? Is it simply to save bandwidth?
What is the advantage of submitting higher difficulty shares? Is it simply to save bandwidth?
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