04-04-2016, 07:37 PM
0 H/s in this case doesn't mean literally "no hashes per second", it means the kernel is taking too long to run and hasn't reached a checkpoint yet and thus the main thread is not able to calculate the speed.
In your first example you provided, you tested 544 candidates in 409 seconds. That's a hash rate of 1.33 H/s. In your second example, you tested 32 candidates in 24 seconds, for a hash rate of 1.33 H/s.
In your first example you provided, you tested 544 candidates in 409 seconds. That's a hash rate of 1.33 H/s. In your second example, you tested 32 candidates in 24 seconds, for a hash rate of 1.33 H/s.