Quote from: poby on December 13, 2017, 12:11:56 AM

Quote from: Helios45 on December 12, 2017, 11:38:51 PM

Quote from: poby on December 12, 2017, 11:06:42 PM

Quote from: Helios45 on December 12, 2017, 11:00:50 PM

I started recently mining VTC and MONA on Mining pool Hub and noticed that while my hash rate is around 210MH/s, on mining pool hub it is keeping on fluctuating between 60 and 90 MH/s only

Is this big fluctuation normal ?

If you using ccminer, yes it's normal as ccminer does not do well with lyra2re2. Suggest replace with an optimised fork e.g. http://cryptomining-blog.com/9166-latest-ccminer-2-2-fork-by-nanashi-meiyo-meijin-for-monacoin-mining/

I'm already using the optimized nanashi fork

What I think is happening is the displayed hashrate gradually ramps up over 20 or 30 minutes until it plateaus. I assume this is due to averaging. However if your algo is switching frequently between coins, e.g. mona and vtc then you will see the displayed hashrates bob up and down without coming close to the local hashrate. Again, I think this is just a function of the time averaging involved and it doesn't represent the actual hashrate at any given moment.

I wish there was a way of setting a delay before switching coins and even better if we could disable a particular coin from being switched to.

yes exactly this with the hashrate not showing. (this is directed in general not to you). it says right on the dashboard for each coin that the displayed hashrate is calculated based on shares submitted over the past 5 minutes. vert has a 2.5 minute block time and mona has 1.5 minutes, so assuming mph finds a block right on schedule your shares will ramp up and reset several times before it hits 5 minutes, so the calculation will never be accurate, plus if it switches between the 2 coins its going to still show old hashrate on the one coin while it ramps up on the other. anytime it takes mph awhile to find a block, aka 10+ minutes, thats when the hashrate finally starts showing accurately.