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Topic: [ANN] NiceHash Control 1.1.1 - Auto profit switching control for NiceHash servic (Read 30027 times)
March 08, 2018, 01:51:24 PM
February 23, 2018, 06:51:06 PM
Keep getting socket was closed remotely (by pool)
ETG: Connection lost, retry in 20 sec...
Socket was closed remotely (by pool)
DCR: Connection lost, retry in 20 sex...
And if I wait the window close and it starts mine again...with the same errors...
What is doing this?
I hadnt this issue when mining with 1 gpu. I have now connected 13 amd radeon 570 gpu.
(I get the same errors when only mining with 7 gpu)
ETG: Connection lost, retry in 20 sec...
Socket was closed remotely (by pool)
DCR: Connection lost, retry in 20 sex...
And if I wait the window close and it starts mine again...with the same errors...
What is doing this?
I hadnt this issue when mining with 1 gpu. I have now connected 13 amd radeon 570 gpu.
(I get the same errors when only mining with 7 gpu)
February 08, 2018, 08:06:17 AM
I read that NH began to underestimate the hashrate greatly for the asic miner, so I would advise an alternative Minergate pool
the profit from mining via asic s9 fell two times, it is discussed constantly February 06, 2018, 09:06:56 AM
Absolutely agree with above post. Nicehash will NEVER see me again. Bloody thieves!
I read that NH began to underestimate the hashrate greatly for the asic miner, so I would advise an alternative Minergate pool January 13, 2018, 07:46:03 AM
Absolutely agree with above post. Nicehash will NEVER see me again. Bloody thieves!
January 13, 2018, 04:40:43 AM
NiceHash Control is Dead!
NiceHash was hacked on 06.12.2017 it's dangerous to work with them September 27, 2014, 11:46:44 AM
Tell something about it, please 
Just follow the link.
September 04, 2014, 09:30:19 AM
Tell something about it, please
Just follow the link.
September 04, 2014, 09:23:03 AM
ANNOUNCEMENT
NiceHash Control is Dead!
Long live MinerControl!
http://stuffofinterest.com/MinerControl/MinerControl-1.0.0.png
Tell something about it, please NiceHash Control is Dead!
Long live MinerControl!
http://stuffofinterest.com/MinerControl/MinerControl-1.0.0.png
September 04, 2014, 08:08:06 AM
August 23, 2014, 12:47:06 PM
I would just like to give huge thanks to StuffOfInterest for such an incredibly useful multi-algo mining tool! My only suggestion would be something that has already been suggested, which is the support for multiple multi-algo pools (such as WestHash, YAAMP, TradeMyBit, etc). I know this is already planned (possibly) for ver 2.0, but I just wanted to throw in my support for this and further development. I chipped in some mBTC to show that support.
Also, to answer DrSnazzy -
So in detail: yes, input each rig's own hashrate into each separate config file. Similarly, input each rig's own power consumption into each separate config file. You want every config file and every NHC monitor/control panel to show true statistics for the rig that it is running on. Otherwise, you may end up with false profitability rates.
Also, to answer DrSnazzy -
I have a few questions. I just setup my Nicehash Control yesterday on 3 computers that are mining.
PC #1 Is my Dedicated 6 750ti card mining rig (MSI cards)
PC#2 has 3 evga 750 ti's on it
and pc #3 has 2 750 ti's (MSI)
I currently have it setup like this :
All the configs for the computers are exactly the same. For example My total x11 hash rate is roughly 26mhs - 27 mhs. I have all the configs with "26000" in the X11 hash rate field, and so on for the other algos according to my hash rate.
They are all pointed to Multiminingrigrent.com as i like that website because i can remotely control where the rigs are pointed from there by changing 1 address rather than changing each rig (if i wanted to go off westhash pool.) They are all pointed at the according west hash stratum. Im set up for NIST5, x15, x11, and x13.
My question is should i have all the rigs hash rates PER rig individually in the config? My mining rig does roughly 15.5 mh/s , should that be the number in the config file? or am i correct by putting my total hash rate including all my Pc's running as the rate used for calculation in the config file. just trying to get the best profit.
1 more question, is the POWER field per card? or for the whole rig/mining operation?
My opinion is that you should have each rig configured for its own hashpower output and power consumption. I believe NHC is set up to be configured this way, as a per-rig basis.PC #1 Is my Dedicated 6 750ti card mining rig (MSI cards)
PC#2 has 3 evga 750 ti's on it
and pc #3 has 2 750 ti's (MSI)
I currently have it setup like this :
All the configs for the computers are exactly the same. For example My total x11 hash rate is roughly 26mhs - 27 mhs. I have all the configs with "26000" in the X11 hash rate field, and so on for the other algos according to my hash rate.
They are all pointed to Multiminingrigrent.com as i like that website because i can remotely control where the rigs are pointed from there by changing 1 address rather than changing each rig (if i wanted to go off westhash pool.) They are all pointed at the according west hash stratum. Im set up for NIST5, x15, x11, and x13.
My question is should i have all the rigs hash rates PER rig individually in the config? My mining rig does roughly 15.5 mh/s , should that be the number in the config file? or am i correct by putting my total hash rate including all my Pc's running as the rate used for calculation in the config file.
just trying to get the best profit.1 more question, is the POWER field per card? or for the whole rig/mining operation?
So in detail: yes, input each rig's own hashrate into each separate config file. Similarly, input each rig's own power consumption into each separate config file. You want every config file and every NHC monitor/control panel to show true statistics for the rig that it is running on. Otherwise, you may end up with false profitability rates.
August 15, 2014, 01:00:31 PM
I have a few questions. I just setup my Nicehash Control yesterday on 3 computers that are mining.
PC #1 Is my Dedicated 6 750ti card mining rig (MSI cards)
PC#2 has 3 evga 750 ti's on it
and pc #3 has 2 750 ti's (MSI)
I currently have it setup like this :
All the configs for the computers are exactly the same. For example My total x11 hash rate is roughly 26mhs - 27 mhs. I have all the configs with "26000" in the X11 hash rate field, and so on for the other algos according to my hash rate.
They are all pointed to Multiminingrigrent.com as i like that website because i can remotely control where the rigs are pointed from there by changing 1 address rather than changing each rig (if i wanted to go off westhash pool.) They are all pointed at the according west hash stratum. Im set up for NIST5, x15, x11, and x13.
My question is should i have all the rigs hash rates PER rig individually in the config? My mining rig does roughly 15.5 mh/s , should that be the number in the config file? or am i correct by putting my total hash rate including all my Pc's running as the rate used for calculation in the config file. just trying to get the best profit.
1 more question, is the POWER field per card? or for the whole rig/mining operation?
PC #1 Is my Dedicated 6 750ti card mining rig (MSI cards)
PC#2 has 3 evga 750 ti's on it
and pc #3 has 2 750 ti's (MSI)
I currently have it setup like this :
All the configs for the computers are exactly the same. For example My total x11 hash rate is roughly 26mhs - 27 mhs. I have all the configs with "26000" in the X11 hash rate field, and so on for the other algos according to my hash rate.
They are all pointed to Multiminingrigrent.com as i like that website because i can remotely control where the rigs are pointed from there by changing 1 address rather than changing each rig (if i wanted to go off westhash pool.) They are all pointed at the according west hash stratum. Im set up for NIST5, x15, x11, and x13.
My question is should i have all the rigs hash rates PER rig individually in the config? My mining rig does roughly 15.5 mh/s , should that be the number in the config file? or am i correct by putting my total hash rate including all my Pc's running as the rate used for calculation in the config file.
just trying to get the best profit.1 more question, is the POWER field per card? or for the whole rig/mining operation?
August 04, 2014, 11:58:14 PM
You'd want it configurable to pull profit data for different coins/algos for different sites to differnt slots. Could be messy.
Could be. But luckily modern programming languages make that easy. Some OO pseudo code:
Code:
before parsing:
nicehash_parent = nil
westhash_parent = nil
=> These are the object to do the actual pulling work. We don't yet know if we need them.
while parsing:
if cfg.currentslot.provider 'nicehash'
if nicehash_parent == nil
nicehash_parent = new nicehash_main()
slot[cfg.currentslot.slotnumber] = new nicehash_accesss(nicehash_parent, afterthecolon(cfg.currentslot.provider))
done
nicehash_parent = nil
westhash_parent = nil
=> These are the object to do the actual pulling work. We don't yet know if we need them.
while parsing:
if cfg.currentslot.provider
if nicehash_parent == nil
nicehash_parent = new nicehash_main()
slot[cfg.currentslot.slotnumber] = new nicehash_accesss(nicehash_parent, afterthecolon(cfg.currentslot.provider))
done
August 04, 2014, 08:22:50 AM
I may have to put a base URL parameter in to allow users to select which site to go to. Haven't decided yet. If this turns into too much of a debacle I may start looking at other options for mining instead.
maybe just do a bit like bfgminer does. Lose the fixed binding "slot to coin" and add a parameter for name and provider to the config. e.g.
Code:
{ "slot":0, "provider":"nicehash:0", "name":"Scrypt", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
With time you could add more providers.
That's actually along the lines of what I was thinking for my "version 2" which will support TradeMyBit. Still, I'll have to wire in more support for getting pay rates to monitor both (or all three) NiceHash sites.
This would be freaking awesome, keep up the great dev
August 03, 2014, 10:50:38 PM
Great software and a good addition to the Nicehash set of tools. One thing with multi-algo mining: do you think you guys might put up some sample intensity and thread concurrency settings for all of the popular video cards? This would really help new users get up and running without having to spend hours configuring and testing.
August 02, 2014, 09:28:49 PM
Yep totally awesome work. I'm looking forward to seeing support for westhash and other sites!
August 02, 2014, 12:16:07 PM
Thanks to share, its awesome
August 01, 2014, 07:45:12 PM
I may have to put a base URL parameter in to allow users to select which site to go to. Haven't decided yet. If this turns into too much of a debacle I may start looking at other options for mining instead.
maybe just do a bit like bfgminer does. Lose the fixed binding "slot to coin" and add a parameter for name and provider to the config. e.g.
Code:
{ "slot":0, "provider":"nicehash:0", "name":"Scrypt", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
With time you could add more providers.
That's actually along the lines of what I was thinking for my "version 2" which will support TradeMyBit. Still, I'll have to wire in more support for getting pay rates to monitor both (or all three) NiceHash sites.
This would be freaking awesome, keep up the great dev
August 01, 2014, 03:32:26 PM
I may have to put a base URL parameter in to allow users to select which site to go to. Haven't decided yet. If this turns into too much of a debacle I may start looking at other options for mining instead.
maybe just do a bit like bfgminer does. Lose the fixed binding "slot to coin" and add a parameter for name and provider to the config. e.g.
Code:
{ "slot":0, "provider":"nicehash:0", "name":"Scrypt", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
With time you could add more providers.
That's actually along the lines of what I was thinking for my "version 2" which will support TradeMyBit. Still, I'll have to wire in more support for getting pay rates to monitor both (or all three) NiceHash sites.
August 01, 2014, 02:56:40 PM
I may have to put a base URL parameter in to allow users to select which site to go to. Haven't decided yet. If this turns into too much of a debacle I may start looking at other options for mining instead.
maybe just do a bit like bfgminer does. Lose the fixed binding "slot to coin" and add a parameter for name and provider to the config. e.g.
Code:
{ "slot":0, "provider":"nicehash:0", "name":"Scrypt", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
{ "slot":1, "provider":"westhash:0", "name":"Scrypt, too", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c MINERS_w.bat scrypt _ADDRESS_" },
{ "slot":2, "provider":"fixprice:0.68965", "name":"Scrypt, three", "hashrate":350, "power":50, "folder":"", "command":"cmd.exe", "arguments":"/c mypool.cmd" },
With time you could add more providers.
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