Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 125. (Read 703113 times)

I've successfully used this concept to get rid of the DCH drivers:
https://www.techpowerup.com/250415/psa-nvidia-installer-cannot-continue-on-windows-october-2018-update-and-how-to-fix-it

Any way how i can install "standart" driver on computer? How to trick windows or nvidia installer? If i try to install standart driver, i get error from nvidia installation program.

Awesome Miner version 7.1.3

 ASIC mining
  - Increased compatibility for the profit switcher to focus on the 10 most profitable pools when rearranging the pool priorities
 Mining software
  - Gminer 1.73, including support for Ethereum mining on Nicehash and Mining Pool Hub
  - SrbMiner Multi 0.1.5 beta
  - WildRig Miner 0.20.1 beta
  - Nanominer 1.6.2
 Corrections
  - Correction to a scenario where user defined pools identical to predefined pools could be incorrectly removed

In general, the DCH drivers are not as compatible and well working as the standard nVidia drivers. There are also some mining software not as well on the DCH drivers.

With the latest nVidia standard Game Ready drivers, the fan settings works fine on at least RTX-2080 when I'm testing.

that not helps( dont understand why windows ignore starting Agent. I have use option to install Agent as service and this works. Something wrong with windows settings.

UPD: SOLVED!!!! fixed it through the local security policy > local policies > security options and disabling
"User Account Control: run all administrators in admin approval mode"

Looks like last Windows update made System changes in this sector.

@patrike
Just updated NVIDiA drivers to the latest 411.12 DCH version. (RTX2080TI, WIN 10 pro, Build 1903) and now if AM switch my rig to other algo, settings from GPU clocking profile or GPU overclocking setting from miner object for fun speed will not be applied. Fun always will be set to "autofun" mode. Other clocking settings applied without problem.  Later i can set manually fun speed.
In my previous setup with NVIDIA 431.60 DCH drivers this problem never exist.

The overclocking should be applied before starting the mining software. It's possible to put a pause after applying and before starting the mining software. See Options dialog, Miner settings section, Pause after applying clocking settings.

Can you please try to right click on the Remote Agent icon and select Options. First uncheck the Autostart checkbox and save the changes - then go back to enable it again. Is this process working?

@patrike
Can you add new setting: "Delay before applying overclocking to GPU" in sec.
reason: Some mining software like NBminer, very slow starting mining threads and if in this initialization time overclocking will be applied, often mining process stucks.

Regards

Well. Can you add in Rule->Actions->Device Command..... Core Voltage Limit and Power Limit? And of course, detect Power Limit?

Thanks a lot

@patrike
I have problem to set Awesome Miner Agent to run on system startup (remote host)
Win10 pro, Build 1903 activated. Fresh install, all Windows update done. No Awesome Miner installed or was installed on this host.
all settings in Agent set to start with windows start, InteliBreeze Service run automatic
i have manualy added shortcut to shell:startup, in Windows task manager is see that Agent is setted and not disabled.
Why Agent dont want start with windows??
Manualy i can start and all works fine!!!

I think these are the GPU driver default you end up with. There are unfortunately no feature in Awesome Miner to adjust those. I suppose Awesome Miner would have to monitor the current clocking in some way to handle this. Maybe a rule trigger to detect the power limit or similar properties?

Awesome Miner is already trying to detect if the ZIP-file is corrupt / incomplete and force a new download, but this might also been an issue of a very slow download. Thanks for the feedback.

Hi @patrike

and thanks for '- Improved compatibility for processing data responses from dynamic updates of coin properties'.

Another subject. There are times, when the overclocking does not work correctly, the GPU's return to the default value and in all cases. It causes the GPUs to be set to 100% PL, maximum temperature, etc ...

Is there any way to change the default values? Thus, when overclocking is not applied correctly, we can always set a maximum value in the default values. That is, set the maximum temperature to default, maximum Power Limit ...

Thanks a lot

BIG Problem with last mining software definition GMiner 1.72
Wrong permision in ZIP archive. Zip file with GMiner 1.72 cant be unarchived & started and i cant as Administrator delete zip file with GMiner 1.72

I am on AM ver. 7.1.2, this was first mining software definition update in this version, maybe in ver. 7.1.2 problem.

And how i can now delete this .zip file if i have not priveleges? Windows show me message that the zip file is opened in AwesomeMiner. ??
This problem on all my miners which have downloaded the latest GMiner1.72 archive.

SOLVED: This problem was due not completed download of archive. To many people at the same time downloading GMiner1.72
Maybe you can add new status to miner process "Downloading" like Starting, Mining, Stoped...

@patrike

In the Clocking Group Properties you can select other mapping rules than the default "GPU name". When using "GPU name" you are correct that it will be applied to all the GPU's matching the name so it isn't possible to use if you have two identical models where you want to apply different clocking settings.

Please note that the "Matching rule" property can be changed from "GPU Name" to "GPU ID" or "GPU PCI Bus ID" to specify specific GPU's. Is this the setting you were looking for?

It's quite common to have more than a single overclocking configuration per mining rig, as algorithms like Ethereum may benefit from other clocking settings than other algorithms for example. This is the reason why the profit switcher can be configured to apply a specific clocking profile depending on the mining algorithm.

If you want to apply the configured overclocking when a miner is starting, you can right click on the miner, go to the GPU clocking profile section and select a GPU clocking profile to be applied.

I do however agree your point that it should be easier to simply save whatever clocking you have - either to a miner or a profile - without having to manually setup the clocking profiles like today. I've had similar feedback about saving to a profile in the past. I will investigate how to improve this - thanks for all feedback!

Absolutely wrong. Afterburner has no limit. I can control 13 cards on 1 rig with Afterburner. I am the only one? 

You can't overclock each card separately if you have 12 card rigs. Limit with Afterburner is 8 I believe.

Also, it's always better to use a native overclocking, rather than rely on third party software.

I just do not see why it's so unnecessarily complicated, and to huge extent non functional, with Awesome Miner.

Not to mention, try installing Afterburner and setting up remote server on 100 rigs for example. You would hit your head against the wall repeatedly after 30.

For bigger operations you simply want to have the ability to use native overclock. All the competitors have that easily sorted out really.

Then why don't you use MSI afterburner and overclock each card individually there? Save it and use apply on startup and be done with it.
You don't need to use Awesome Miner to overclock. I really don't see the problem...

I am afraid to say, that the native overclocking is pretty much unusable at the moment.

If you have let's say 60x1080ti cards from 10 different manufacturers. You are able to overclock some a bit more than the others. Even within the same model and manufacturers, some cards simply have more silicon or are better made. Thus, if you have cards from multiple manufacturers or different models on the same rig, there's absolutely no way that you can use different overclock settings for each of them.

If you use clocking profile groups, you can NEVER specify a single card, considering that the matching rule options are way too wide. By setting a rule, you are bound to use the settings for cards that you do not want the settings to be used for. Using PCI Id SubDevice as a matching rule would sort this out.

I have 3 rigs, each 12 cards. All of them are 2070 supers from MSI. Still, some can be pushed more than the others. There's literally no way that I can overclock each card on each rig separately and make the settings stick after the reboot.

I also do not understand the necessity of using overclocking profiles. Sure, it's a nice feature to have, but why there simply isn't an option to just overclock the rig, each card however you want, save it, check an option to apply everytime the miner starts and be done with it.

Instead you have to overclock it, save profile and then apply profile in different menu. This way it takes much more time, complicates everything and after a few months you are stuck with hundreds of overclocking profiles and it's simply a mess. And even that profile doesn't apply to the entire rig, merely to 1 card.

I really don't get it.