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My r9 280x is getting above 1k KH/s http://oi40.tinypic.com/2dloqck.jpg   http://oi41.tinypic.com/2pquiv5.jpg

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and to think I only get 1k from both my 780s combined ;(

 

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hi lays 

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yea id say that value is incorrect. the stats on the pool site are not correct to a degree.  the real rate will be what shows in your miner.

on pools I show it going over 1k  when I had only 2 7850s going and they get me 400+ each only, so its not totally correct.

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can You show me a picture of your miner like cgminer?

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As others have said, the hashrate displayed by the pool is not correct.

It's a very rough estimate based on how many share you are submitting within a certain time frame. It has nothing to do with your actual hashrate, only your mining program can tell you an "accurate" hashrate. Any numbers displayed on a pool is a far from accurate estimate, affected greatly by luck which you are currently experiencing.

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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For example, my 7950 and 7970 is getting about 1150Khash (one of them being used while mining), and in the pool I've seen everything from 850's to 1700's, but it is "stable" around 1150-1350 ATM ;)

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Pool hashrates are sometimes completely wrong. I also happened to get around 1k kh/s with my hd 7950 once. What you should trust as a max kh/s indicator is what is displayed by your mining software.

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Check your miner. I've had mine say 150 when I would only get like 80

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yea id say that value is incorrect. the stats on the pool site are not correct to a degree.  the real rate will be what shows in your miner.

on pools I show it going over 1k  when I had only 2 7850s going and they get me 400+ each only, so its not totally correct.

whats your config, im only getting 300

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Quote from a FAQ:

 

Why doesn't the hash rate reported by the pool match that reported by my miner?
   

Because of how pooled mining works, the pool has no way of knowing your exact hash rate, so it can only estimate it based on how frequently you submit shares. After you start mining, it takes about 10 minutes for the estimates to become accurate. They will never be very precise, though; even if your miner's hash rate is steady, the pool estimate will keep fluctuating around the actual speed.

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whats your config, im only getting 300

 

I use 7850 high usage but with 18 intensity.

 

 

but they only get 400+ when overclocked.   at stock they get around 300-315

 

I have 4 sapphire 7850 dual x  2gb ........stock is  860/1200     I run them at 1200/1200

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Dude I run a 660 ti my pool dashboard said I was at 73573 khash one day...dashboard calc is always a bit off

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Mid 700's would be peak rates for a 280x. Don't go by the pool's indicator. Look what the average is on your miner for your true hash.

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2dloqdk.jpg

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my 3 7970s and 1 280x made the site say I got 3,500 hashrate. If only (: 
I hit around 2,400. 

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soo iwas planned on getting into bitcoins today then i saw my 680 only getting 110 hash rate.. is it even worth bitcoining with that lol

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