Quote from: raszeck on January 20, 2014, 11:37:07 AM

Quote from: Zoella on January 20, 2014, 06:04:14 AM

Anubite,

Please just TRY playing with your configuration. Your image is completely irrelevant. This rig is running 3 little 7850's.

This rig hasn't been touched since the switch, and it is running fine.

You're blaming the pool when it OBVIOUS there is something wrong with your rig.

And just to be curious, are you really trying to blame the pool on stats from what, an hour?!?!

Well, I can tell you my "rig" (o poor excuse of a rig) was doing "well" before de diff increased to 1024. I was getting around 0.8-0.9 shares per minute on a 7850-5770 setup using cgminer through CGWatcher. I'm now making 0.5-0.6 and I've changed nothing. My WU went from 500-505/m down to 450/m. I set CGWatcher to restart the miner if there are no shares submitted for 10 minutes. It never restarted before the increase, now it does so 4 to 5 times a day. Not complaining, though, I understand it was a necessary step to take, but I can see where Anubite is coming from. Lower hashpower rigs are indeed suffering.

Then you are doing pretty darn good if you ask me! Your average to an accepted share should have doubled, but it did not! The VALUE of each of those shares did value though. They used to be worth 512, now they are worth 1024. So for 10 minutes at 512 you were getting 4,096 (* .08 per min) and now at 1024 you are getting 5,120 (* .05 per min).

Obviously those number are merely estimates based on your estimates and not including luck or anything else. They do point out one aspect that so many people seem to be missing. The fact that an accepted share is now worth double what it used to be.