Quote from: sfire on February 19, 2014, 08:18:44 AM

Quote from: Terk on February 19, 2014, 12:51:25 AM

We are sometimes mining coins that are so fast that they will always result in higher rejected ratio. I make sure we are mining them only if their profitability is so high that it makes up for hashpower wasted on rejected shares, so you shouldn't worry when rejects are temporarily high again - it means it's worth it. Also, reducing intensity in your miners might help when we're mining low difficulty and fast coins (depends on GPU). I hope that our profitability is rewarding you a little bit higher rejected ratio.

I am still investigating if I can do anything more software-wise on my side to reduce rejected percentage regardless of coin type and its speed/difficulty. I have some ideas and will be testing them in my dev environment. Will keep you posted.

I have 5Gh/s Hashrate, I don't know if it will cause pool overload.
Can you send a email to sharp_fire@126.com ?
Ths

You must be that miner there at the top...
http://wafflepool.com/miners

Just wondering, how much electricity do you consume? O_o

5,000,000 KH/s / 750 KH/s * 250w each = 1,666,666w = 1,666.666 kW = 39999.984 kWh/day = $5999.9976/day @ $0.15 per kWh?
But you make 0.01185 * 5000 = 59.25 BTC = $35,500 a day = $29,550.0024 profit a day = $10,785,750.876 a year