What is a ok acepted:rejected share ratio?

[Helpful Tech Witch]

Ive been mining for 2 days straight now, and have gotten 7 rejected shares out of 10300 shares.

Is this a normal rejection rate for the time? (its .067%)

If its not normal how do I fix it?

[vf1000ride]

I try to keep my accepted at 100% with no rejects.  I find my pc needs a restart a least once a week to stay stable in that manner.  If your getting consistent rejected shares it shows there is some sort of instability (over/underclock, software, hardware issues).

 

Edit to add, I am only running 2 machines so it's easy enough to see what computer is throwing the errors.  If you have multiple rigs that are only throwing an occasion reject it's probably not an issue.  7 rejects spread over 4 computers is not really a big issue compared to a single gpu throwing consistent faults.

 

[Helpful Tech Witch]

8 minutes ago, vf1000ride said:

I try to keep my accepted at 100% with no rejects.  I find my pc needs a restart a least once a week to stay stable in that manner.  If your getting consistent rejected shares it shows there is some sort of instability (over/underclock, software, hardware issues).

 

Edit to add, I am only running 2 machines so it's easy enough to see what computer is throwing the errors.  If you have multiple rigs that are only throwing an occasion reject it's probably not an issue.  7 rejects spread over 4 computers is not really a big issue compared to a single gpu throwing consistent faults.

 

its one pc. It was that over 2 days, Looking back, the last one was a network timeout, and seemed to coincide with when I was downloading something on my xbox.

[airborne spoon]

Anything under 1% is fine and acceptable. If you get more than that you need to adjust your clocks as it could be too fast or underpowered to be stable enough to spit out good results.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

1 minute ago, airborne spoon said:

Anything under 1% is fine and acceptable. If you get more than that you need to adjust your clocks as it could be too fast or underpowered to be stable enough to spit out good results.

Ok. It's now like 9 in 1400, so it's pretty low. The next 2 were also something about share timeout.