Smaller rig has more accepted shares than larger one?

[hbq324t24b]

Hello,

for the past few days my rigs have been running continuously w/o any major problems. I rebooted them both 10 hours ago. Smaller rig has 120Mh/s and bigger one 177Mh/s, yet the former one racked up 3270 shares and later one 2800 shares. How is this possible? The ratio of stale / rejected shares is almost the same…

EDIT: hiveon pool is reporting hashrate and everything properly, yet when looking at 24h difference the smaller rig made 1300 more shares overall

[nanial]

Less shares bigger difficulty… more shares lower difficulty … the two situation pays the same… Check it!

[f3v23a]

Hmm ill look into that, thanks!

[HaloGenius]

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