Quote from: mikeywith on June 30, 2024, 01:29:49 AM

Furthermore, your miner status page (assuming you do use a proper miner and software) would report what's called stale shares, that's the most accurate way to read latency between your miner and the pool, A high stale rate means there is a quiet large delay in the communication between the miner and the pool, there is no universal figure of what is accepted, but I'd say anything below 1% between stale and rejected suggest that your overall mining operation is good and you shouldn't worry, if it goes above that, there is certainly something wrong somewhere.

I've had my miners running almost a month and have had 0 stales, thank goodness. About 200 rejected, 1M rejected, 550k accepted and 5k hardware errors. Difficulty set at 4.5k.
That's just for my S9.

Unfortunately the new updated OS for my other stick miners took away the CGminer status page with all the details.