Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 404. (Read 703512 times)

Man...I would love to get away from MSI Afterburner.  I have nothing but issues as well on any rig that has multiple GPUs.  Great idea Storx

patrike,

Can you look into Nvidainspector for OC profiles, i know you already implemented using the MSI remote service, but i have run into multiple issues with this over something more simple and stable like Nvidiainspector..

Firstly, i find that having both MSI afterburner and Remote server open and active on a rig creates a LOT of traffic on the rig especially when you have multiple GPU's running, all this traffic keeps causing lockups and slugging performance on my rigs and some cases if it didnt make the change immediately do to a process lag, it will start mining without ever making a OC change...

Secondly i find that the MSI remote setup isnt compatible with all GPUs or something, some of my GPU's show up, but are not able to be changed via this method, example all my rigs with MSI Armor 1080ti's or MSI Seahawk 1080ti's, they are unable to use the OC profiles at all.

I think it would increase the stability and reliability if you added Nvidiainspector to the core files of the software both remote server and main software, then you can use simple input code linked to the profiles in AM to control the OC of the GPU's without needing to actively have software constantly running.


You could have the profiles create stored profiles local to the rig its mining on...
ex:
skein.bat
x17.bat
xevan.bat

these small OC profiles could be stored to the local host after created and stored from the main AM setup, then when AM switches algo's it can search the OC profile folder for "algo.bat", if found run the file to set the OC settings, if not found you could either have it default to factory settings or some sort of default custom setting....

1) I get paid out in LTC on MPH, will I be able to see that and not just BTC?

4) I am a cross platform mobile developer, can I access an API from the cloud service to monitor the data?

Thanks!
mdpauley

Really enjoy the software! Works great with my RX460 machine, however not so much with my R9 Fury. 

Is this a known issue in Claymore Zec Miner v12.6?

GPU Hangs in Opencl...

No risers, Windows 10 Pro and stock settings. I've looked up the issues and resolutions several times to no avail. Can run Claymore 12.6 just fine in smOS, though I enjoy the gui with your app.

Running the latest Adrenaline Software 18.2.1. *Have also tried older drivers and still smOS runs fine, Awesome Miner does not. 

Thank you

PhoenixMiner keeps trying to connect to a blank pool before failing over to the one I've actually specified. The epools.txt just has the one pool specified.
It was fine the first time I ran it but was getting a connection error. I removed the worker name from the settings which seems to have fixed the connection problem, but it keeps wasting time trying to connect to a blank address now. I'll try a few more things but if anyone has any ideas please let me know.

-edit-

got it working by putting some command line parameters in and then removing them again. weird.

I'am not the GPU pro but i use AM a lot with the asics. However, i think under options => rules => Dead Device Detection
it is what you are looking for. But you will need at least the standard edition for it.

Not sure if it is what you are looking for, just trying to be helpfull. Just check it out.

@Patrike, thx for fixing the Myriad-Groestl issue that fast, i love your support and AM!!!!!! 

Hi Patrike,

is there a way that the awesomeminer software shows if a miner is freezing?
On my rigs its heavy to see that one rig is not working i can only see it 50% if profit shows 0,00$
The other 50% iam not seeing because it shows the profit and hashrate like if its running

Any ideas?

dont. there are hundreds of posts out there about it. its a false positive.

Windows Defender is starting to flag BMiner for a trojan.  Not sure if I should be concerned.

I should of Googled before posting.  My bad.

So for the Phoenix Miners out there.. There is a little bug in AM in combination with PM. If you get a connection error its probably due to this error: AM adds the workername/number to your adress and the server rejects the connection.. you UNcheck the "add workername"  box in the miner settings/managed template and you should be ok. You can check in the console when the miner is loading, it will add something to your adress.

Bug is reported to AM dev.

Tnx for this!  I actually have 3 hours running with 6 rigs pointed at MPH but only 1 to none are being reflected via the dashboard on the stats page.  - Just on Equihash.

Hi Patrike!  Thank you for your reply. 

I'm just sorting out some stuff with AM + MPH.  It seems like MPH has a limit as to how many rigs you can point to it via 1 IP.  Currently I'm pointing 6 rigs to it and my earnings just equate to lower than if I point 3 rigs only at it.  When I've resolved this, I will definitely look at the plan I'm eyeing for with AM since I'll be adding another 3 rigs from another location to my current setup. But this problem I have with MPH is really getting the most out of me.  ZPool has their Equihash algo issues right now just mining bad coins and not the high earning ones like ZCash. 

It would really be nice if our AM could support more multipools in the next release - that has Equihash too.  Any suggestions guys as to better multipools with auto exchange so I can manually config my rigs to the other pools via AM?   

Also guys, something I learned about MPH from the pool dev:

Second this!!

Hi Patrike

I would like to ask you, Is there any way to create an additional rule, time based  (5 min for example) that searches within daily profit panel window (USD, EUR, BTC.. whatever were specified) and based in some kind of expected percent or threshold, triggers profit switching?

For example if daily profit estimated value, goes under 20USD (what ever we want to specify) activate profit switching and change to most profitable at the moment, if there is any

Thanks

Thanks for your nice feedback.

I've not had a chance to look at this one yet. It might be possible to take a Managed Miner for Claymore Ethereum or Claymore Zcash and simply point it to this exe-file instead. Maybe someone else tried this already?

I can hopefully add support for this miner within a few days, depending on how similar it is to the other Claymore software.

The general idea is that the free edition can be used for up to two miners. If you upgrade to Standard Edition or any other edition, you will get access to more miners and more features. In addition to that, you will get product support if you run into any problems and you also contribute to the future development of the software - making the software even better.

It's fully possible to run Awesome Miner on multiple computers with the free license, but then you will not have the centralized management anymore - you will have several separate systems that needs to be managed and monitored. So the user experience will not be as good.

Thanks for your feedback.

1) Yes, the plan is to support any MPOS pool. The current Mining Pool Hub integration is using their MPOS-like API's, so it will be quite easy to extend this to allow you to enter your own pool URL to connect to the same URL. You can expect this feature to be available in one of the next few versions of Awesome Miner.

2) That could be a candidate for future improvements

3) Currently not supported, as the Performance History is currently only storing hashrates and temperatures. However, I do receive a number of requests to improve this feature, so I have this on my list of features to implement.

Thx Patrike, your support as always is more than appreciated, top work you do!
Checked on whattomine and indeed the algo was seperated there from the Groestl one under GPUs to Myriad-Groestl under ASICS. Hope the fix comes with next update as all of us with Baikals have a hard time right now without info on AwesomeMiner.

Amazing!  Love the support you give Patrike and is why I send everyone I can your way to manage their miners.

On intervals...what are you guys using as a time to check algorithm switching?  I've mostly mining Nicehash and MiningPoolHub.  Is 30 minutes too long or should I aim for something shorter, like 5-10 minutes?  My threshold is 5%.

Very good point. I've received similar requests in the past to make this information more visible, but simply making it part of the notification message is a good idea. I will implement this in the next update so you can try it.