Hash rate vs accepted shares. Low hash hig accepted shares/high hash low accepted shares?

[Smining570]

Hi all. I have 2 rigs rig 1 with hash rate 250mh and rig 2 with hash rate aroun 400mh, still on the pool side there is accpted shares for rig 1 7991shares and for rig 2 6981shares.

What causes this difference in accepted shares so that rig with higher hash power get less shares than rig with low hash rate ?

Both rigs are all AMD cards and im using hive on linux. rig1= amd 8x gpu & rig2= amd 10x gpu

Maybe there is something i have missed and this is a “stupid” question…but i just dont get it.

If someone can take the time and explain the this shortly, it would be much appreciated. thanks

[Smining570]

Repply to my self…

Rig with higher hashrate produces heavier shares, which are more profitable, but harder to solve.

On the other hand - lower hashrate rigs produce way more shares, but they are lighter and less expensive.

A noob thing i suppose, but somehow i have missed this one. Now i know, hope this post helps someone.

[HaloGenius]

Using forum search also can helps

Why with a higer hashrate, I don't get more valid shares?

[image] Hello, newbie miner here! I was wondering why with a higher hash rate, I am not necessarily getting more valid shares? For that first run, I was having around 160mh/s and for that second part I was running at around 190mh/s, but the number of valid shares from both attempts seems to be the same. It even seems that I am getting fewer shares with a higher hashrate. I only have a few stale shares ~1% and no rejected shares. Does anyone know why it might be doing this?

[Smining570]

Well thanks for the info…i know how to use search. i found the answer allready as u can see.