Maybe its some funny-guy with a username of "unknown."

How can a block be made/found by an unknown user? 

I have 6 S1s, a BE Cube and two BE Blades.    I "think" mine was due to wifi as its back up above 1200 consistently.  I don't watch the ants status page constantly, but they weren't showing anything different when they were down around 1160 as they do now when they are above 1200. (1220s average) 

Mines done the same.  I thought it was the fans/fins getting clogged, but blowing that all out did nada. 

Have they arrived?  DO they work as advertised?  What PSU did you use? 

But, unlike multi-pool, Koi has made many blocks in the past, ALL within reasonable probability. 

I might just be a "Trojan,"  But I loves me some black and green in the CDF column!

Use a different browser.  That should fix your getting to them consistently problem.

I use these settings and they work great


Pool 1       stratum+tcp://mint.bitminter.com:3333
Pool1 Worker     Username_workername
Pool1 Password        x


Pool 2                         mint.bitminter.com

User and password are the same.

I also use google as my DNS server.   

Thanks,
Couldn't someone strip that pool specific portion of the hash for non-winning work and submit it to a different pool then?  (or does it change with each hash also?)

Help, I keep trying to find the answer to this.  Why cant someone send in a huge amount of work that they have already submitted to another pool.  How does GHash.io what (Non-block find work) I have submitted to bitminter and vice versa?  Whats to stop some clever coder from submitting non-block finding work simultaneously to multiple pools? 

I like the idea of any new large addition to our pool coming on line in stages.  Even if its not statistically improbable, bringing 1/7th of the entire pool online at the same time we experience a run of bad luck looks BAD.  And I would think anyone would want to bring that much online in stages to see the results for themselves.  (I know I didn't turn on all of my antminers at once.  I brought one up, watched it for a few hours and then started another...  Staggered as it were.)