if it reduces your stales and increases accepteds you will be ahead of running it flat out and submitting stales
most people are happy under 1% so you aren't far off the mark. Obviously the lower you can get stales the better off you are
Topic: Stale/Invalid Blocks - Acceptable Rate? (Read 3405 times)
ease off your overclocking a little and see if it makes a difference
if it reduces your stales and increases accepteds you will be ahead of running it flat out and submitting stales
most people are happy under 1% so you aren't far off the mark. Obviously the lower you can get stales the better off you are
if it reduces your stales and increases accepteds you will be ahead of running it flat out and submitting stales
most people are happy under 1% so you aren't far off the mark. Obviously the lower you can get stales the better off you are
BitMinter pool, using BitMinter Java client, have also used guiminer
By "blocks processed", so you mean "shares submitted" ?
If you've submitted 4000 shares, with 50 stale, then that's ~1.2%. I've heard of lower (0.5% or lower is considered good), but I also don't think that's a huge problem.
What miner and pool are you using?
If you've submitted 4000 shares, with 50 stale, then that's ~1.2%. I've heard of lower (0.5% or lower is considered good), but I also don't think that's a huge problem.
What miner and pool are you using?
I've setup my Radaeon 5850 clocked at 870/300 (left voltage alone).
I'm getting around 360-390Mhs, fan at 70% steady 60 degrees.
I've had about 4000 blocks processed and about 50 invalid/stale.
Is this ok or should i reduce the clock slightly?
I'm getting around 360-390Mhs, fan at 70% steady 60 degrees.
I've had about 4000 blocks processed and about 50 invalid/stale.
Is this ok or should i reduce the clock slightly?
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