Topic: [ANN] AceMiner 1.3 Fast Grin Mimblewimble Cuckoo cycle miner for AMD/Nvidia (Read 4886 times)
February 18, 2019, 02:44:52 PM
Make support Cuckaroo29s for Swap (XWP).Thanks. More https://swap.fyi/
February 06, 2019, 06:43:25 AM
@aceminer Hello, I have two rigs with Windows 10. For one rig everything is working fine (8 x RX 570 8GB). The other one I have mixed RX 570 8GB and 4GB, when the miners starts I get this error:
Listen errorUnable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
Worth noticing that also also detection is not working, while on the other rig with same AMD driver cards are auto detected.
I have the same error in GGM...maybe you can contribute to the code by fixing it...
Listen errorUnable to read data from the transport connection: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
Worth noticing that also also detection is not working, while on the other rig with same AMD driver cards are auto detected.
I have the same error in GGM...maybe you can contribute to the code by fixing it...
February 05, 2019, 01:20:48 AM
Will miner have nicehash support?
January 30, 2019, 01:14:05 PM
I download AceMiner 1.3
Start and get :
2019-01-29T19:47:41Z ERROR, GPU Ellesmere ID 5: Critical error in main ocl loop The kernel could not be enqueued. Error code: MemObjectAllocationFailure.
Windows 10 64
6xXFX RX580 8GB
Virtual memory 48gb
Start and get :
2019-01-29T19:47:41Z ERROR, GPU Ellesmere ID 5: Critical error in main ocl loop The kernel could not be enqueued. Error code: MemObjectAllocationFailure.
Windows 10 64
6xXFX RX580 8GB
Virtual memory 48gb
set virtual memory first 60gb second 80gb. try again.
January 29, 2019, 02:57:16 PM
I download AceMiner 1.3
Start and get :
2019-01-29T19:47:41Z ERROR, GPU Ellesmere ID 5: Critical error in main ocl loop The kernel could not be enqueued. Error code: MemObjectAllocationFailure.
Windows 10 64
6xXFX RX580 8GB
Virtual memory 48gb
Start and get :
2019-01-29T19:47:41Z ERROR, GPU Ellesmere ID 5: Critical error in main ocl loop The kernel could not be enqueued. Error code: MemObjectAllocationFailure.
Windows 10 64
6xXFX RX580 8GB
Virtual memory 48gb
January 29, 2019, 03:32:16 AM
I wand add this miner to HiveOS (custom miner).
Please add direct ftp link to AceGirnMiner .TAR file
Thanx
Please add direct ftp link to AceGirnMiner .TAR file
Thanx
January 27, 2019, 11:42:18 AM
win7
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
in win10
1x rx 480 8gb 1.94 gps just boot strap bios
1.94 gps on what settings? core/memory?
January 27, 2019, 10:41:20 AM
I have an error on some rigs:
The value must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the console's buffer size in that dimension.Parameter name: leftActual value was 75.
What that means?
The value must be greater than or equal to zero and less than the console's buffer size in that dimension.Parameter name: leftActual value was 75.
What that means?
January 27, 2019, 10:22:18 AM
January 27, 2019, 07:41:55 AM
win7
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
in win10
1x rx 480 8gb 1.94 gps just boot strap bios
January 27, 2019, 07:36:19 AM
win7
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
1.5g/s on 470 8gb hynix
1.3g/s on 470 8gb micron (these were always a pain in the a**)
did not play with the mclock/cclock settings yet
January 27, 2019, 07:27:47 AM
Someone tried this miner at work?
Yes, it is the fastest, I tested some cards:vega 56 - up to 3.0
rx 580 - up to 1.95
r9 390 - up to 2.53 (!)
Consumes more power...
can i use in hiveos?
January 26, 2019, 11:01:49 PM
When support for 4gb cards?
I ask the same question when the support for graphics with 4 gb cards? January 26, 2019, 08:13:05 PM
There isn't any hashrate advantage/improvement over ggm (maybe real hashrate is even bit worse/lower), however they made console output of the original in "pro" version working and i'm to lazy to mess with the code, so that is at least something. Maybe they just compile latest ggm and latest has working rolling mode, don't know, to lazy to compile and try it. Also for some weird reason cpu usage is higher.
Power consumption of grinpro is about 100w higher for me.
Power consumption of grinpro is about 100w higher for me.
January 25, 2019, 05:41:37 AM
Someone tried this miner at work?
Yes, it is the fastest, I tested some cards:vega 56 - up to 3.0
rx 580 - up to 1.95
r9 390 - up to 2.53 (!)
Consumes more power...
January 25, 2019, 04:24:21 AM
Someone tried this miner at work?
January 23, 2019, 03:42:13 PM
January 23, 2019, 01:35:53 PM
radeon vega 56, doesn't detect cards. No any adapters, drivers december 2018. Claymore works fine, the same problem on the other 3 rigs.
January 22, 2019, 07:25:24 PM
How to select devices?
January 22, 2019, 11:19:05 AM
on this miner hash is the highest!
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
10 out of a 1000 shares is mined for devs. The fee is just 1%.
January 22, 2019, 09:58:32 AM
on this miner hash is the highest!
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
Indeed it's the highest, sparkpool:
4x1080ti+4xVega64, both running AceMiner.
Interesting question on the other hand, as it is also my impression that miner fees are more than claimed.
I wonder how often and for how long, makes up for the 1% stated.
I doubt it's the fastest miner with claimed change of 2% down to 1% fee only. You could reach Your second number (24h) only with 4x1080ti if really fastest Grin miner used.
January 22, 2019, 03:53:25 AM
on this miner hash is the highest!
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
Indeed it's the highest, sparkpool:
4x1080ti+4xVega64, both running AceMiner.
Interesting question on the other hand, as it is also my impression that miner fees are more than claimed.
I wonder how often and for how long, makes up for the 1% stated.
January 22, 2019, 03:12:05 AM
on this miner hash is the highest!
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
commission developers really 1%? who checked?
January 21, 2019, 08:30:16 PM
Nice, I am gonna test my 6 Gb rig!
January 21, 2019, 08:14:07 PM
When support for 4gb cards?
January 21, 2019, 05:31:56 PM
Hello,
are you going to MINER SW as well as monitoring? Or some reset when the graphics card stops working?
are you going to MINER SW as well as monitoring? Or some reset when the graphics card stops working?
January 20, 2019, 10:00:22 AM
This might be because of the old drivers or you might need to disable the on-chip GPU.
If the cards are not being detected try adding them manually.
Here is an example of config.xml with radeons. Just try to edit it manually.
Here is the example of a config for a radeon card. just create config.xml in notepad and clone the GPU options part 6 times
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
grin-eu.sparkpool.com
6666
false
[email protected]/myrig1
111
backup_pooladdress
13416
false
login
password
WARNING
INFO
0
Ellesmere
AMD
0
0
true
If the cards are not being detected try adding them manually.
Here is an example of config.xml with radeons. Just try to edit it manually.
Here is the example of a config for a radeon card. just create config.xml in notepad and clone the GPU options part 6 times
January 20, 2019, 07:36:00 AM
Hmm .. after installing 2.2.1 of the .NET Core libraries, no miner can determine the presence of a GPU ... What they have in the system, and the MSI afterburner defines them correctly ...
6 x RX480 8Gb
What to do?
6 x RX480 8Gb
What to do?
January 20, 2019, 07:05:32 AM
Does not automatically detect cards. What to do? Please tell me.
What cards do you have?6 x RX480 8Gb
What to do?
January 19, 2019, 06:50:40 PM
Does not automatically detect cards. What to do? Please tell me.
What cards do you have?1066
we don't support 1066 right now. You will need to use official linux grin-miner
January 19, 2019, 10:28:25 AM
I can't push my gtx 1080ti more than 2,8. Driver 417. What can I do?
Do you mine on win 7? January 19, 2019, 10:10:56 AM
I can't push my gtx 1080ti more than 2,8. Driver 417. What can I do?
same problem, i try few miners. January 19, 2019, 08:46:44 AM
Does not automatically detect cards. What to do? Please tell me.
What cards do you have?1066
January 19, 2019, 06:07:46 AM
Does not automatically detect cards. What to do? Please tell me.
What cards do you have? January 19, 2019, 05:34:32 AM
Does not automatically detect cards. What to do? Please tell me.
January 19, 2019, 01:20:44 AM
I can't push my gtx 1080ti more than 2,8. Driver 417. What can I do?
The settings should be core +100 memory +300 (or +0) PL 80-90%. but even stock should be closer to 4 gps
1)Check the cpu load. Celeron can handle 2-3 1080ti max without throttling. Try disabling all but one GPUs in config.xml
true->false or delete the whole block
2)Use command cdm -> "C:\Program Files\NVIDIA Corporation\NVSMI\nvidia-smi" dmon -s et -d 10 -o DT
under load to see if you get any pcie errors, this might be a riser issue
3)If this is a win7 machine you might want to try win10. Win7 will work but we didn't test performance.
January 18, 2019, 11:45:01 PM
I can't push my gtx 1080ti more than 2,8. Driver 417. What can I do?
January 18, 2019, 12:56:51 PM
I'm keeping this thread up and visible so everyone can see you and your insides in all your glory, and to know how to spot a thief and a sc[au]m in the future.
Nobody cares what you want to call it.
Nobody cares what you want to call it.
Ok, keep up the good work!
This is not a scam though. Our users get more grin compared to Grin Gold Miner that we forked away from. And we have a dedicated discord support group, that works very well now.
January 18, 2019, 12:21:28 PM
I'm keeping this thread up and visible so everyone can see you and your insides in all your glory, and to know how to spot a thief and a sc[au]m in the future.
Nobody cares what you want to call it.
Nobody cares what you want to call it.
January 18, 2019, 12:13:21 PM
I pay like every honest miner, and I also donate to open source projects like ethminer who don't charge a fee.
I believe you, man, I believe you!
Nobody cares what you believe now.
Well clearly you care enough to troll me all day. I don't see anybody else trolling :-)))
But its all right, as long as you don't have anything better to do
January 18, 2019, 10:28:06 AM
I pay like every honest miner, and I also donate to open source projects like ethminer who don't charge a fee.
I believe you, man, I believe you!
Nobody cares what you believe now.
January 18, 2019, 08:21:54 AM
I pay like every honest miner, and I also donate to open source projects like ethminer who don't charge a fee.
I believe you, man, I believe you!
January 18, 2019, 04:56:27 AM
I pay like every honest miner, and I also donate to open source projects like ethminer who don't charge a fee.
You on the other hand are a whole different species.
Don't try to turn this discussion into something else.
Once again, for others who will check your thread:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. And also pathetic for trying to change the subject.
There is no place for you here.
Edit: Reported.
You on the other hand are a whole different species.
Don't try to turn this discussion into something else.
Once again, for others who will check your thread:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. And also pathetic for trying to change the subject.
There is no place for you here.
Edit: Reported.
January 18, 2019, 02:34:41 AM
you don't claim, but you also don't pay, correct?
January 17, 2019, 09:01:30 PM
Quote
Let's see:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
That's some dark sh#t, man!
I can see that you compile code to pay 0% fee to projects and devs.
Dark sh#t to you, maybe, and yet true nevertheless.
I'm a dev. I don't claim fees for myself based on somebody else's work. That's theft. That's what you do.
Just go away.
January 17, 2019, 06:43:44 PM
Quote
Let's see:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
[/quote]- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
That's some dark sh#t, man!
I can see that you compile code to pay 0% fee to projects and devs.
January 17, 2019, 01:14:27 PM
They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
I have checked hashes of Aceminer 1.1 and GrinGoldMiner RC4 & RC3
Ace
CudaSolver.dll SHA-1 A7F056318A228DD71990065B8DE3940DB225F2B1
CudaSolver.exe SHA-1 FEC6267E23FCC1E82441AD4EB54A35757EFCBE5A
OclSolver.dll SHA-1 469020E11153EBCF0D84BF7F94E6547B5EE264C8
OclSolver.exe SHA-1 E25A9F84D222CC975EBBB5C431CF61A7DCF9D07C
GrinGold RC4&RC3
CudaSolver.dll SHA-1 AE3A2F5246C40DB5F824985FE2752E415F9322CC
CudaSolver.exe SHA-1 D0D1BF4D98D9819BA68896FD4EFF19A948091B8D
OclSolver.dll SHA-1 7D9E2C2B88828B7ED96B78BDB5D10C9462A8E32A
OclSolver.exe SHA-1 0C4EFC58850D04D87F4CB310CCACB38DE5EFFE9F
I don't think they are the same.
The guys always said (in discord chats) that their miner is the fork of GGM and grinminer with some improvements.
This is the idea of open source: anyone can take the code and improve upon it.
Urza, you're shilling your own miner which shows lower hashrates and where you want 2% share. I didn't understand, why it is better than Ace miner?
January 17, 2019, 11:12:52 AM
Ace Grin Miner v 1.1
We are developing a fast multi-gpu windows miner for cuckaroo29 mining algorithm which is used in Grin - a new community-driven implementation of Mimblewimble. Our miner provides speed advantage over competition and comes with a dedicated Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk support channel
We are developing a fast multi-gpu windows miner for cuckaroo29 mining algorithm which is used in Grin - a new community-driven implementation of Mimblewimble. Our miner provides speed advantage over competition and comes with a dedicated Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk support channel
Well the real developer of GGM Photon actually couldn't find any malicious code:
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
Let's see:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
just making a mark to not use this...
January 17, 2019, 02:57:26 AM
Ace Grin Miner v 1.1
We are developing a fast multi-gpu windows miner for cuckaroo29 mining algorithm which is used in Grin - a new community-driven implementation of Mimblewimble. Our miner provides speed advantage over competition and comes with a dedicated Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk support channel
We are developing a fast multi-gpu windows miner for cuckaroo29 mining algorithm which is used in Grin - a new community-driven implementation of Mimblewimble. Our miner provides speed advantage over competition and comes with a dedicated Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk support channel
Well the real developer of GGM Photon actually couldn't find any malicious code:
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
Let's see:
- you took someone else's hard work
- you passed it as your own
- you misled
- you lied
- you were discovered
- you then pretend you're nice
You are a thief. A fraud. There is no place for you here.
January 16, 2019, 02:37:24 PM
Well the real developer of GGM Photon actually couldn't find any malicious code:
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
"I’ll give you cedit that you actually take only 1% dev fee total and do not steal passwords, however the solvers you are using are published under https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo/blob/master/LICENSE.txt 4 so you might want to change that second protonmail account back to [email protected]"
But yeah it's always better to compile from the source (you can take their 2% fee out if you know how to edit code)
January 16, 2019, 02:33:34 PM
This is just 1:1 copy paste of original GrinGoldMiner and the only change is that they changed the name (even that they screwed up, still reports as GGM in pools) and they take the fee for themselves. With that they are in violation of the fair mining licence.
They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
They are just scammers. Be careful, they may also add some "bonus", would not surprise me.
Just use the original GrinGoldMiner (find it in GitHub), don’t fall for these cheap clones.
urza (one of authors of GGM)
Well I was kinda afraid of some mallwire wrapped in it They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
They are just scammers. Be careful, they may also add some "bonus", would not surprise me.
Just use the original GrinGoldMiner (find it in GitHub), don’t fall for these cheap clones.
urza (one of authors of GGM)
January 16, 2019, 01:34:47 PM
One of the reasons we decided to release this version is because the 2% fee is too much for an open source project and not everyone can compile.
As for the bonus part our new slogan is: Aceminer... Doesn't give you any bonuses! :-)))
use at your own risk guys!
This version is good though, I use it on all of my personal rigs.
Regards,
Ace
As for the bonus part our new slogan is: Aceminer... Doesn't give you any bonuses! :-)))
use at your own risk guys!
This version is good though, I use it on all of my personal rigs.
Regards,
Ace
January 16, 2019, 10:51:36 AM
This is just 1:1 copy paste of original GrinGoldMiner and the only change is that they changed the name (even that they screwed up, still reports as GGM in pools) and they take the fee for themselves. With that they are in violation of the fair mining licence.
They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
They are just scammers. Be careful, they may also add some "bonus", would not surprise me.
Just use the original GrinGoldMiner (find it in GitHub), don’t fall for these cheap clones.
urza (one of authors of GGM)
They also lie about speed improvement, their binary blob of the solver has same sha256 hash as the GGM original they took it from.
They are just scammers. Be careful, they may also add some "bonus", would not surprise me.
Just use the original GrinGoldMiner (find it in GitHub), don’t fall for these cheap clones.
urza (one of authors of GGM)
January 16, 2019, 09:53:14 AM
Mining speed:
Nvidia driver 416.34
[v 1.3]
1060 (+100 0 101W) - 2,2 gps
1070Ti (+100 0 145W) - 3,4 gps
1080 (+100 0 150W) - 3,9 gps
1080Ti (+100 0 210W) - 4,85 gps
1080Ti (+100 0 155W) - 4,6 gps
AMD adrenaline 18.6.1
[v 1.1]
RX570 8Gb (cc:1340 mc:1750) - 1,7 gps
RX480 8Gb (cc:1330 mc:2000) - 1,9 gps
(Celeron 3930, 4Gb RAM)
Nvidia driver 416.34
[v 1.3]
1060 (+100 0 101W) - 2,2 gps
1070Ti (+100 0 145W) - 3,4 gps
1080 (+100 0 150W) - 3,9 gps
1080Ti (+100 0 210W) - 4,85 gps
1080Ti (+100 0 155W) - 4,6 gps
AMD adrenaline 18.6.1
[v 1.1]
RX570 8Gb (cc:1340 mc:1750) - 1,7 gps
RX480 8Gb (cc:1330 mc:2000) - 1,9 gps
(Celeron 3930, 4Gb RAM)
January 15, 2019, 01:50:18 PM
Reserved for speed benchmarking.
Reserved for russian translation.
Reserved for russian translation.
January 15, 2019, 09:15:05 AM
We are developing a fast multi-gpu windows miner for cuckaroo29 mining algorithm which is used in Grin - a new community-driven implementation of Mimblewimble. Our miner provides speed advantage over competition and comes with a dedicated Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk support channel
Note: we are a code fork of Grin Gold Miner with number of changes and reduced dev fee. You can find the original miner code at github.
New in v 1.3:
- 4-8% speed increase on Nvidia GPUs with fast CPUs
- Support for 6GB Nvidia GPUs (will work on Win7, Win10 reserves too much memory)
- Bug fixes
Nvidia 6GB mining cards notes:
- 1060 6Gb you have to migrate to windows 7
- P106 works on windows 10 no need to migrate
- Make sure you have the following security update on windows 7 the miner will not start without it
Features:
- Supports Nvidia/AMD GPUs with a min of 7gb VRAM
- Simple configuration/auto-detection of GPUs and CPU settings
- 4-6% speed improvement over grin gold miner
- Ongoing development and dedicated Discord support channel
- Moderate 1% dev fee to fund future development
- Linux and Mac versions under development
- Expected speeds for typical GPUs: 1080TI - 4.6 gps, 1080 3.6 gps, 1070ti 3.2 gps
Quick Launch Guide:
- Optional: switch your Nvidia GPUs to "P0 power state" as it seems to increase performance. See tutorial at the bottom
- Update drivers: Nvidia just use the latest, AMD we recommend 18.6.1 adrenaline drivers
- Download and install 2.2.1 .NET Core libraries https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/thank-you/dotnet-runtime-2.2.1-windows-hosting-bundle-installer Note: restart required
- Set virtual memory to 40-56GB (about 7gb per GPU)
- Run start.bat and input your pool data. We recommend the following pools: grinmint.com f2pool.com sparkpool.com
- Optional: Input failover pool details manually into the created config.xml under
similar to
- Run start.bat to begin mining
Download Links
AceGrinMiner_v1.3_windows_x64.zip
https://mega.nz/#!N1sA0YJB!2s2wEfS284xQBEedKZxuOLV2qYziMmfnAdIpj-HhLT0
Check integrity:
MD5: 466B7631A5ECB8447EE37D7C30DDF74F
AceGrinMiner-1.3-linux-64.tar.xz
https://mega.nz/#!UpUxiADB!-sCgA7jHZzmYJHPjN-8Np7Z5kq5-kvtUxfnpzjpAG4M
Check integrity:
MD5: 734958D1350E518029F8BB9DB56F856E
Note: this version is tested to work on Ubuntu 18 and might not work with other builds. If you need a binary for a specific Linux build let us know - we can help.
Contact Devs / Support
Please join us in the Discord https://discord.gg/G6T5vFk group where we offer early access to updates and online support.
We will help you start hashing in no time!
Web: https://aceminer.home.blog
Documentation and Tutorials:
https://aceminer.home.blog/2019/01/20/adding-failover-pool-to-config-xml/
https://aceminer.home.blog/2019/01/22/p0-power-state/[/list][/list]
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