This is claymore eth miner, the one that the whole world uses.
Reported : ~595 MHS
Average : ~540 MHS
That's 10% difference. Sometimes is even more.
If you understand what i want to say.
Yes, thanks for this
However, this is now what I am talking about
I am talking about that over several weeks period, where xmr stak shows 11.5kh/s for a vega rig and has exact that many hashes counted by the pool, and srb or cast have 12KH/s but 10 or even 20% less hashes counted by the pool. This is data over the days or weeks, not minutes or hours. I did not try claymore, i will just stick what works for me.
nordmann666 thanks for links for older versions. Maybe I will try 1.5 but if I remember correctly, I started using srbminer at about that version. few pages ago some people were already complaining about this, so I guess I am not the only "crazy" one. The hash difference is way to high for me to simply ignore, I prefer to go back to STAK where my rigs have 500 or 300 less hashing power but have 0 doubts about hashing.
i asked here and elsewhere but no one answered...your problem is 10%
i got waves an every pool....hashrate from 2000-5500hs up and down and up and down...with EVERY miner
BUT...average hash rate is 3,9 = what SRB shows me
so i dont care about reported hasrates - i want a stable miner without issues and SRB is stable (most time)
only thing i´m not happy about - more and more settings i dont know to handle (fragments?!!?) - SRB was easy to use...but gets more and more complicated (in my opinion)
There will always be differences in miner speed and what pool shows. Stale shares, hw errors, etc etc, lots of factors.
You said on one of your rigs is OK, pool showing approximately what miner shows. And you called that strange
I call strange those 20%, because that IS really much. Well, i'm not trying to convince anybody, you use what best works for you.
nordmann666, you don't have to worry about every setting and parameter, you probably don't need any of those.
It's still easy to use it, all you need is set intensity and turn on double_threads.