Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 359. (Read 703146 times)

The upgrade did not work the first time. It looks like the uninstall part worked but not installing the new version. I had to reinstall 4.7.4 and upgrade a second time for it to work.

Awesome Miner version 4.7.5 ( Development preview of 4.8 )

- GPU selection in the Properties for Managed Miners and Managed Profit Miners to only include specific GPU's when mining
- Antminer X3 Cryptonight ASIC supported
- Antminer T9+ chip temperature supported
- Added temperature support for DragonMint B29 ASIC miner
- The operations to start a miner, stop a miner and perform pool changes are enabled even if some of the selected miners are in a state where not available
- Display power usage on GPU tab when using Ccminer
- Profit switching information in the View Details dialog lists the configured hashrate per algorithm
- Prevent Windows from going into sleep mode while the application is running
- Improved failure messages when a miner cannot start, to show more information about mining software and algorithm used
- Improved sorting in the lists on the Balance tab
- Additional settings for specifying duration of benchmarks
- Adjustment to XMRig miner command line by forcing either Cryptonight or CryptonightV7 as the auto detection in XMRig isn't always working
- CastXMR 1.0 with Cryptonight-Lite support
- Claymore Dual Ethereum Miner 11.7
- Correction to Block Masters API integration, to use HTTP as HTTPS is no longer supported
- Correction to custom online services where multiple services uses the same algorithm
- Correction to Pool Balance total value when using specific display currencies
- Correction to display of Mining Dutch X11 profit information
- Minor corrections

Another way to do it is like below, where we only add the non-zero entries to a list and the put a slash between each element in the list.

in your case, it should pick from WTM API provided it's available, change profit factor by configuring the individual coins you're mining.

You can alternatively set individual coin pools as User Defined Online Service, in this case, profit info feeds through MPH API, this way, you can set profit factor per pool rather than per coin. (yes, you should be able to set the 20xxx ports in user defined online service for MPH)

Hi, Patrick
Thank you so much!
but there was one nuance that the "/" sign at the end, in the end I get the following

http://thumbs2.imagebam.com/98/bf/64/665128837600213.jpg

I found an easier and more controllable way (than Baikal's method) is to create all your pools in AM. (That way you don't have to re-config for each miner) In AM, setup a Pool Group of the pools you want to use.  Setup a Profit Profile for the algos the miner supports. Under Profit Profile Properties, set Override Pools to the Custom Pool Group you created:  Enable the miner(s) to use the profile under each miner's properties page.

Also set Profit Switching (minutes) and Interval and threshold (%)

Don't forget to kick back and have a refreshing beverage.

You'll want to turn off nishashma. It puts the profit switching in the hands of Nicehash, which will never switch to anything else. Even if your only using Nicehash you'll still want to turn that off if using with Awesome miner because Awesome miner seems to be better at switching (it doesn't get fooled with the quick bait and switches as easily as Nicehash natively) Have fun!

I'm adding individual coins listed in MPH on port 20xxx as custom pools, where is price picked from? WTM or pool api?

where to input pool fees? change profit factor?

There are two concepts for the power usage that could be of interest here.

Dynamic - for GPU's:
I've recently implemented power usage display on the GPU tab for some nVidia based mining software. It will be included in the next development release that will be made available soon. It will however be based on what the mining software reports, and from what I can see it's mainly Ccminer that correctly reports the current power usage. There are however no general power usage display feature in Awesome Miner that works on all GPU's without depending on mining software.

Static - for any miner:
Awesome Miner also has the concept of Profit Profiles, where you can specify hashrate and power usage per algorithm. These can be used to enter that your Antminer S9 has power usage of 1300W for SHA-256 for example. This information is currently only used for calculating the profit based on revenue:
Profit = Revenue - (Power Cost per KW * Power Usage)

I could make the values of Power Usage (for example the static configured 1300W) and also the Power Cost available in the user interface as well. I've also received feedback that the total power usage should be displayed on the dashboard.

In addition to the total power usage, this information could be made available for each miner in one or both these locations:
1) Summary tab for the selected miner
2) In the miner list, probably as a configurable setting for the Progress field

Please let me know your feedback on this

Thanks for your suggestion and nice feedback.

Today there are some users that uses the Rules to define scheduled changes of either pools, Managed Templates or Profit Profiles. Please also see "Example: Change mining pool three times per day" at the bottom of this page:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/rules.aspx

Although the Rules can be used in some scenarios, it's not always the most flexible and user friendly way to schedule these kind of changes. Also, if there are many pools like in your example, it would take time to setup everything with the Rules. For this reason, I do think you are correct about that more powerful scheduling features would be nice to have.

Thanks for the update. I'm unfortunately not too familiar with the Baikal miner concepts and the behavior of "nicehashsma". I do however know that there are a number of Awesome Miner users running Baikal so maybe someone else have more insightful answers than I can provide.

This will be a bit more code, but please give the following a try:

Hello Awesome, did someone encounter the following windows message on win10 64 bit?

"Application has been blocked from accessing Graphics hardware. Application ccminer-x64.exe has been blocked from accessing Graphics Hardware"
It looks like a minor issue that sometimes block miner.
The efffect looks like the miner restart
(I was running Awesome 4.7.4 with profit mining, the client issuing the error ran the awesome remote agent)
Best Regards
Massimiliano

patrike,

I use HiveOS for monitoring RIGs and it has very useful feature - power consumption (Watt/kW) for every RIG.  Is it possible to add something like that into Awesome miner? (add some field where we can put power consumption of asic/rig), then it can be seen as sum on miners tab page.

LOL
I figured it out when I added Graft i must of changed currency dropdown to custom.  Changed back to USD and all was back to normal

thanks

Its been working fine for months.  I didnt change anything.  I thought whattomine but its odd because it is still profit switching or just switching.  and i have 1 miner on GRFT Cryptoknightcc.  I manually created the coin and stats which were also working fine till now it also shows 0  very odd.  Gonna restart and reboot the machine and restart all miners see what happens,  It has to be something simple.

no problems here.

make sure:

- you can access WhatToMine

- all miners are assigned with the correct profit profile

- all profit profiles have correct hashrate entries

other than that, probably need to look deeper into if problem persists

windows defender is fine, just setup exclusion

or better, don't use mining rig for anything else and don't use any AV

which antivirus is compartible with AM, I just uninstalled avira, which was deleting miners even with disabled protection and folder exclusion.

So Patrike, I was thinking about something. I see alot of the posts on here, and I have an idea I thought I'd share which might allow people the flexibility they are looking for. So, right now we can set up a managed miner, or a managed profit miner. What about a third class which would be "timer based miner"? It would switch pools based on timers that you setup. Let's say you wanted to set it up to start mining "COIN-A" at 12:00pm. Then, you could set the next timer for 4:00am (whatever you want really) to start mining "COIN-B", then the next timer could be at 10:00am to switch to "COIN-C". There could be a checkbox to enable 1, 2, or 3 days of timers. (if only 1 was checked, it would loop around at the end of the day, with 3 selected, 3 days of timers could be added) Each pool added to the "timer based miner" could have one failover pool, and to be really safe from downtime, there could be one global failover pool for each "timer based miner profile" The cool thing with this idea is a person could make a list of 20 or so coins/pools, they are interested in, and set up a three day "playlist" of them and tweak the amounts of time to stay on each pool as time goes on, and you see how they do. Another great thing would be that since they aren't profit switching, everybody wouldn't switch to the same pool at the same time which would add more consistency for not only the "timer based miner" users, but for the profit based miners as well since, there would be ultimately less people following the profit switcher around at the same time. Just thought I'd put this out there, as it does nobody any good just floating around in my head. Thank you for an "Awesome" program, it's working great for me, and has really helped get thru the cold dark "Crypto Winter" we just experienced.