Quote from: Ryzen2700x on June 09, 2018, 01:30:14 PM

NP, thing is that I was playing with the code for months so I remember how it works Grin

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Thank you very much for your time, its real fun to watch the competition

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Edit: it's interesting, on first run my miner@16 intensity had clear lead on ccminer @ 22 intensity but now it's like ccminer works better at 16 intensity, (unless we have troll here who tries to send shared to same address lol).

Moreover- this pool stratum is't very smart and wastes your hashing power, coolMiner is stuck @ diff 18 while ccminer @ 12, this is very bad since I see blocks comes to pool every 30~60 sec and that means that card are stuck in loop for finding too high diff share and every new block it breaks out from loop and you got no share.
The lesson from this is not to trust the pool and set the Diff according the hashing power and block per min so you can send shares in time between blocks.
Edit: now it set diff = 26 on coolMiner(faster rigs get higher stratum diff ), there is no chance 4 1080Ti will send enoght shares in between new blocks(few seconds).

Edit: if you can- next run try testing it on 21 intensity like many miners used on 1080Ti till now, and set static diff on the miners so there will be no Diff changing factor.

the pool diff isn't as big of an issue as you may think, even with short block times.

yiimp uses a modified PPS payment scheme...
When a block is found, yiimp pools divide the block reward proportionally among valid shares for that algo/coin and then delete valid shares older than 5 minutes. The shares need not correspond to the found block.. So on a coin with very short TTF, you'll get paid based on the last 5 mins of submitted shares.

https://github.com/tpruvot/yiimp/blob/next/web/yaamp/core/backend/blocks.php