Topic: Hash Auger 2.9.7.5 Mining Manager and Switcher for NVIDIA GPUs - page 32. (Read 8798 times)

Have you tried mining anything else with the 1060 and did it show accepted results that time or are the accepted results for that card always zero? Even though the results are zero, is the hash rate updating? Which algorithm and miner are you using? To help troubleshoot, you can see the actual miner output by turning on the Write Miner Output to Disk setting in the setup tab - although you should stop mining, turn that setting on and then restart mining so that the entire miner startup process is captured.  Basically this feature creates a log file for each device that shows you everything the miner would display on the screen. 

The payouts to your wallets depend on the pool.  Pools like Zpool, AHashPool, HashRefinery and Zergpool all have different minimum payout amounts and payout schedules.  Typically, they will have a weekly payout for smaller balances and payouts throughout the week for larger amounts.  You can take a look at each pool's website to get the specific details.  If you prefer faster payouts, you may want to limit which pools you mine to just two or three so your balances build up faster. 

Both MiningPanda.site and Yiimp.eu don't auto-exchange to Bitcoin. Instead, they pay you out in whatever coin that you're mining on those pools. If you're mining RaveCoin, you get paid in RavenCoin. So if there is a particular coin you want to mine on either of those sites, you will need a wallet for that coin, put the address into my software and then assign it to one or both of those pools (only if both pools are mining the coin).  For example, both pools mine RavenCoin, so you could assign the same Raven wallet address to both pools.  To prevent people from not getting paid out by these pools, my software doesn't allow you to use a Bitcoin wallet with either of them. Also, it will only allow you to try to mine a coin on either pool if you have a wallet for that coin assigned to the pool(s).  So if you only assign a RavenCoin wallet to either pool, the software will only let you mine Raven on that pool until you add another wallet.  Finally, MiningPanda's API doesn't return any price estimates, so my software won't try to profit switch any coin on that pool.

I am in need of some assistance with working with your software. It shows me a hashrate and estimated payout, but then on 1 of the 3 gpus(in this case a 1060) it says 0 out of 0 results accepted; while the other two(1070 ti) are working just fine as is the cpu. They are all on the same pool mining the same thing(ahshapool). Is there a reason why?

Side questions: How frequent is payout to my wallets? What wallet does miningpanda use? Thank you.

Edit: output says connection issue and stopped mining on my gpus. Is there a way to make output show more info on what the issue could be?

Thanks for the suggestion. Notifications of new versions is on my list of feature requests. Yes, my app is not currently signed as signing the app requires the purchase of a certificate that can cost hundreds of dollars.  I am waiting to see what kind of response I get from the cryptomining community before I make that kind of investment on top of all the time I have already spent coding and testing the app. Besides, signing the app doesn't really offer any better security for users, it just validates that the publisher is who they are claiming to be.

Thank you for the response, windows also said that your app is unsigned and untrusted or what not. Do you think your app can give a notification when a new version of the app is out, cause I installed the app then hour later found out there was a new version out when coming here.

Thanks for trying out my software. Unfortunately JayDDee miner has been misused by several trojans and now Windows Defender incorrectly assumes it is a virus itself. My software downloads the miner directly from the developer's Github site so it is a clean copy, but Windows Defender doesn't care where it is from. I've had similar issues with Claymore and Phoenix Miner, which is one of the reasons I haven't added them to Hash Auger yet. Other mining managers that use these miners, such as NiceHash Legacy, also have this issue.  Aside from excluding the JayDDee miner from Windows Defender's monitoring, it doesn't appear that much can be done about it.

I was trying out your app(only did some benchmarking before something came up) but windows defender flagged coin miner as a virus/threat.

In an attempt to address your issue, I broadened the app's compatibility settings with the release of version 1.3  Unfortunately, I do not have a copy of Windows 7 anymore, in a VM or otherwise, so I am still unable to test if the new version will run on that OS.

I wanted to let you know that version 1.3 of Hash Auger now supports both default overclock settings for each device as well as custom overclock settings for specific algorithms on each device.  Using your example, you could set a lower overclock just for x16r.  You can also set more aggressive overclocks for other algorithms that can handle more than your current default. While Afterburner was a good suggestion, it ended up having some limitations and I went with another solution that I bundled with my app to minimize installation and setup tasks. If you have a few cards, you can setup your algorithm-specific overclocks on one card and then use the Copy From feature on the other cards instead of typing everything in again and again.  If you have any questions or comments regarding this new feature, let me know.

Thanks. I saw that thread before I wrote my reply.  I just didn't know if the original poster had any specific recommendations.

This might be of help? https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bbr-boolberry-privacy-and-security-guaranteed-since-2014-577267

Duly noted about the color scheme.  If Coin Magi is m7m, then that is already supported by one of the CPU miners and at least one of the currently supported pools. Do you have any pool recommendations for boolberry?

I'll second a different color scheme, but also suggest adding Boolberry coin & coin magi also if ya could mate.

Thank you for the reply!

Sorry that you don't like the color scheme.  I may add color theme support later on, but I have a day job and limited time to spend adding new features to Hash Auger, so my priority in the coming weeks is going to be adding miners and features that help improve mining profitability. Once I get it to that point, then maybe I'll see what I can do about adding user customization and personalization features.

With a VM, all I could do is verify that the software launches because VMs don't provide native access to the video cards; I couldn't actually verify that the software can control the third-party mining software.  Compatibility mode may be a little better, but it's not the same as having a system running Windows 7 with native device drivers. I'll see what I can do, but I can't promise anything.

Well you can run it in either Windows 7 compat mode for simple use or just run a VM with windows 7 installed to see if it works

That is an interesting idea. I can definitely see the merit of being able to run a custom Afterburner script before the software launches any algorithm. I'll take a look into it. Thanks for your feedback!

Sorry to hear about your issues starting my software. As noted in my website, Hash Auger has only been developed for and tested on Windows 10.  I can try to compile a different version that may run on Windows 7, but I won't have anyway to test or support it.

I can't run the miner on windows 7 I already have net 4.7.1 installed

Thank you. One last feedback do you think you can let users choose the color of the interface please?