More shares from single rtx 3080 than 3x rtx 3070?

[Ericlas]

I started my rig on Hiveon yesterday and a little time after also put my single gpu of m gaming pc on the the same pool.

Rig: 6x RTX 3070 asus tuf oc (all the same model)
Pc: 1x RTX 3080 asus tuf oc

I noticed a strange outcome:

6x3070= 6355 valid shares = 1060 shares per card
1x3080= 3979 valid shares

That means the 3080 is equaling 3*3070s.

Hashrates:
1x 3070= 62 MHs
1x 3080= 96 MHs

Can someone explain to me what is happening?

Any ideas?

[Ericlas]

This pic shows it even better.

[rkwjunior]

Can you show me overclocks for the 3070s?

[salvadori]

dont worry, your rig with more hashpower are getting shared with more dificulty, at the end it means same incomming value

checkout this topic please

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