Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 270. (Read 703148 times)

I wasn't able to reproduce this issue. Do you get any hashrate with Wildrig while mining normally (not benchmarking)?

Thanks for sharing the link. I agree with your point that the release notes should be possible to access from the menu.

Today, the profit of miners is almost zero, the cost of equipment decreases almost every day, but at the same time your program, on the contrary, grows in price. Where is the logic?
It would be more logical to give discounts in such long moments of falling.
How do you think?

@patrike

Can you add in Online Services->User defined online services->Custom (Yiimp compatible) the option to set a coin??

I think it´s useful in cases where the api provided by the pool does not give us data, so if we can put the currency in particular (or if not, we put Unspecified and we continue with the api's pool data(which we will do)) , we will have an idea more realistic than we get, either in number of coins, value, etc ...

Thanks a lot for your software and keep up the good work

When benchmarking wildrig on several algos, it never gets above 0h/s. Just shows new jobs being received from the pool but no shares being accepted. Tried different pools as well.

I removed Awesome miner profile folder with xml settings file, then recreated it anew - after that all works as before, looks like after many upgrades, as it was running for an year,  something messed up in config.

patrike

Algo
decred -> blake256r18
fresh icons are ready
https://yadi.sk/d/_2ZrfhxI3WoaXx

Is it possible to add a view of the latest logs or all updates (What's new in 5.7) on the screen?
Menu -> information ->

Awesome Miner version 5.7

 GPU mining
  - Use -d as device parameter for Ccminer based mining software to increase compatibility with more software
  - Disable the CryptoDredge miner watchdog as it's not relevant when used via Awesome Miner and can cause multiple mining software instances to be started
  - Additional algorithms included by default, including support via the predefined Yiimp-based pools
 Configuration
  - Added a new setting for keeping coins that have been removed from coin statistics sources (for example when a coin is being removed from WhatToMine or CoinCalculators). Enabled by default and configurable via Options dialog, Statistics Providers section.
  - Added a new setting to add new coins as hidden, to not automatically show up in Awesome Miner unless configured to be visible. Configurable via the Options dialog, Coins & Profit section.
  - Reorganized the Statistics section in the Options dialog into two sections, Statistics Providers and Statistics Settings
 Rules
  - Time trigger improved by supporting multiple intervals where it will trigger continuously. Can be used in combination with other triggers.
 Features and integration
  - Increased number of history entries for profit switcher from 10 to 40
  - Ctrl+C can be used to copy pool information from the Pools tab of the selected miner to the Clipboard
  - Additional Block Explorers included for wallet balance feature
  - Adjust hashrate units based on latest profitability API changes made by Nicehash
 Mining software
  - Added mining software: WildRig Multi Miner 0.12 beta for AMD
  - ProgPow Miner 0.16 for AMD and nVidia
  - Z-enemy Miner 1.22, including support for more algorithms
  - CcMiner KlausT 8.23, including correction to x14 algorithm parameter
  - SrbMiner 1.6.8
  - T-Rex miner 0.7.0
 Corrections
  - Correction to the scenario where a custom pool is added with the same URL as one of the predefined pools - but with a specific coin specified. Now Awesome Miner will use the profitability information based on the actual coin selected, which is for example useful when mining a specific coin on Yiimp-based pools via the mc= parameter.
  - Minor corrections

I've received information that they are about to develop and API where external applications like Awesome Miner can access the coin statistics - so it can probably be supported in the future.

Nicehash has just changed the hashrate unit for 4 of their algorithms (Ethereum, Decred, Blake2b, Cryptonight). The result is that these algorithms currently are displayed with a profitability 1000 times higher than normal.

There will very soon be a new Awesome Miner release that adjust to these changes made by Nicehash.

For Yiimp based pools Awesome Miner can read the hashrate unit directly from the API, to automatically know if the profitability is expressed in BTC/MH, BTC/GH or BTC/TH for example. For Nicehash this information is not available and Awesome Miner must be adjusted every time there is a change.

Thanks for the suggestion - I will take a look. The general idea is to support all mining software that are "popular", so if there are several requests to support something, it's typically getting supported.

Thanks for the information. Awesome Miner currently is not able to get this kind of information from the pools.

Hi patrike,

Is it possible to add "zjazz" miner? It has ccminer compatible API. I've been testing it under AM for over a week and it works like it is suppose to do.

The supported Algorithms are cuckoo (Merit coin, Bitcash) and the new one x22i (SUQA coin).

Here is the GitHub link. https://github.com/zjazz

Depends on the pools payout system.

PROP  --  Pools that use this share the rewards to all miners based on their shares submitted.

https://www.gpuminingresources.com/2017/12/pool-reward-types-comparison.html

The more miners there, the lower the reward, but it also depends on the amount of shares you've submitted.

A 5 card rig v's 8 card rig on the same algo ..... who wins ?

The 8 card rig does, it has sent more shares.

depends on how many cards you have got, but I would suggest using Zergpool instead of Zpool, I have inconsistent earnings with Zpool lately (mining ESP, block reward 5000 ESP, round share 90%+ PROP and yet receive only few hundred ESPs each round...and it keeps happening, mining at other pools didn't give me the issue and earnings are as expected, now I know the algo port shares with other HMQ1725 chains, but even at Zergpool without the mc parameter didn't give me such inconsistency) I wouldn't go as far as calling them stealing hashrate, but that'll keep me from mining up there for a good sometime.

You'd really have to compare with actual earnings vs estimated to see which one suits your liking though.

Does anyone know for Nvidia cards (1070-1080Tis) when using multi-algo switching, which pool is most profitable?
Nicehash, Mining Pool Hub, or Zpool?
I can't figure it out. Seems like Nicehash is most stable income, but Mining Pool Hub is slightly more income, and I have no idead with Zpool, awesome miner says I am making more but it seems like I end up making way less? Like Zpool/Awesominer stats are wrong compared to MPH or Nicehash/Awesominer stats/? Can anyone let me know which pool is consistently higher paying for Nvidia algo switching?
Thanks

For the users of RTX the Z-enemy 1.22 is compatible, but for this, they must install Cuda 10, and download the Z-enamy 1.22 corresponding to the version of Cuda 10. It is more stable and something more than Hash.

In Z-enemy there are several 1.22 ones for cuda 9.1, 9.2 and for cuda 10 that use RTX

I may have to do the cloud service because I cannot figure out the port forwarding. but was hoping to avoid the additional cost.

was looking more for it to track the rewards within the pool - when I set it up, I had to give it the log in credentials to the pool. So far as I can tell AM is providing me the information as it sees it at the miner - I was curious if it could also provide the information from the pool.

for example, I am using kano.is pool for 5 asic's - In the last week, there have been 8 block rewards - can AM report on that, using the rewards and the time spent on the pool to calculate the profitability?

Awesome Miner Version 5.6.2 (Development preview of 5.7)

 GPU mining
  - Use -d as device parameter for Ccminer based mining software to increase compatibility with more software
  - Disable the CryptoDredge miner watchdog as it's not relevant when used via Awesome Miner and can cause multiple mining software instances to be started
  - Additional algorithms included by default, including support via the predefined Yiimp-based pools
 Configuration
  - Added a new setting for keeping coins that have been removed from coin statistics sources (for example when a coin is being removed from WhatToMine or CoinCalculators). Enabled by default and configurable via Options dialog, Statistics Providers section.
  - Added a new setting to add new coins as hidden, to not automatically show up in Awesome Miner unless configured to be visible. Configurable via the Options dialog, Coins & Profit section.
  - Reorganized the Statistics section in the Options dialog into two sections, Statistics Providers and Statistics Settings
 Rules
  - Time trigger improved by supporting multiple intervals where it will trigger continuously. Can be used in combination with other triggers.
 Features
  - Increased number of history entries for profit switcher from 10 to 40
  - Ctrl+C can be used to copy pool information from the Pools tab of the selected miner to the Clipboard
 Mining software
  - Added mining software: WildRig Multi Miner 0.12 beta for AMD
  - ProgPow Miner 0.16 for AMD and nVidia
  - Z-enemy Miner 1.22, including support for more algorithms
  - CcMiner KlausT 8.23, including correction to x14 algorithm parameter
  - SrbMiner 1.6.8
 Corrections
  - Correction to the scenario where a custom pool is added with the same URL as one of the predefined pools - but with a specific coin specified. Now Awesome Miner will use the profitability information based on the actual coin selected, which is for example useful when mining a specific coin on Yiimp-based pools via the mc= parameter.
  - Minor corrections

To get access to development versions, open the Options dialog in Awesome Miner. In the General section, enable Check for development versions. Then go to the Menu and click Check for updates

Direct download links
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMiner.msi
http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setupdev/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi