Quote from: tictok on June 12, 2011, 02:14:09 PM

Hi all -

This isn't the best sub-forum for this, but its the only place I can post right now.

I've been running my miner in Slush's pool since the early hours of the morning at approx 420Mhash/sec

I now have 4005 accepted shares and 89 rejected.

Those 89 rejected / stale shares are the equivalent of 2.25% of all shares.

Been fairly new I'm wondering if that is an acceptable rate?

I know the difference between stale and plain bad shares, but using Phoenix I don't think there's anyway to differentiate between the two.

How many stale / bad / rejected shares do you get?

Do you think I need to worry about 2.25% and if so could I improve the situation any?

It seems a shame to burn electricity on rejected shares if I can do something about it, even if its only a few...

Cheer

That's not bad, but it's not the best either. Try turning your fans up or trying a different pool.