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--- poolinfo:dashboard:pool-diff [2021/09/21 12:22] – vleesbanaan
+++ poolinfo:dashboard:pool-diff [2023/04/07 12:10] (current) – [Points] earl
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 ==== Points ====
-Points represent the amount of farming that a farmer has done. It is calculated by number of proofs submitted, weighted by difficulty. One k32 farms 10 points per day (on average). To accumulate 1000 points you need 10 TiB farming for a day.
+Points represent the amount of farming that a farmer has done. Points are calculated by number of proofs (partials) submitted, weighted by difficulty. One k32 farms 10 points per day (on average). To accumulate 1000 points you thus need to farm ~100 k32 plots which equals ~10 TiB for a day.
 ==== Difficulty ====
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 ==== So, does my difficulty matter?====
 For farmers it should not matter what difficulty is set, as long as they are //consistently submitting partials//.
-This last bit matters specifically when you are still in the plotting phase, as stress to your system may cause the consistency of your partial submissions (see below).
+This last bit matters specifically when you are still in the plotting phase, as stress to your system may affect the consistency of your partial submissions (see below).
 Pool operators prefer a higher difficulty, as this results in less traffic to their servers.
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 ==== Set your own difficulty ====
-We offer farmers the possibilty to change their pool difficulty. If your system is under high stress from plotting resulting in many stale or invalid submissions, a high difficulty level will punish you extra hard. And if you want to reduce CPU usage to save on electricity, you can set your partial timing higher.
+We offer farmers the possibility to change their pool difficulty. If your system is under high stress from plotting resulting in many stale or invalid submissions, a high difficulty level will punish you extra hard. And if you want to reduce CPU usage to save on electricity, you can set your partial timing higher.
-Changing you pool difficulty can be done through the [[poolinfo:dashboard:personalize|Dashboard]]. Under the "Settings" tab, you will find a dropdown where you can choose three alternative difficulty calculators:
+Changing your pool difficulty can be done through the [[poolinfo:dashboard:personalize|Dashboard]]. Under the "Settings" tab, you will find a dropdown where you can choose between two difficulty calculators:
    * Partial per x minutes
-   * Partial per x minutes (TripleM999's version)
    * Fixed difficulty
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 ===Partial per x minutes===
-what chia vanilla difficulty algorithm does:
+What our difficulty algorithm does:
-  - if time between current and last partial is more than 3h, drop difficulty to 1/5
-  - if time between current and last partial is more than 1h, drop difficulty to 2/3
-  - calculate new difficulty so, that time between partials is the wanted time, based on given number of partials and their actual timeframe
-===Partial per x minutes (TripleM999's version)===
   - calculate a target difficulty so, that time between partials is the wanted time, based on given number of partials and their actual timeframe
   - new difficulty is the rounded arithmetic median of current and target diff, or round((curr_diff + target_diff) / 2)
+//Thanks to TripleM999 for making this algorithm//
 === Fixed difficulty===
 Sets a fixed difficulty level. Simple.
+For assistance calculating your difficulty, this [[https://xchdata.io/diffcalc|calculator]] is helpful.