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Easy, yet profitable
UberMiner™ requires no complex configuration or special knowledge. It will analyze your system's speed, in order to mine automatically most profitable coins for you.

Compatible with  NVDIA GPU's
UberMiner™ is optimized specifically for NVDIA GPU's .This ensures that you will get the maximum performance out of your gear.

Mine more than 150+ different cryptocurrencies
No need to maintain multiple wallets. No need to use time-consuming exchanges. UberMiner™ will convert all your earnings into BitCoin and pay you in a single wallet. The coin list is constantly updated as new cryptocurrencies are developed.

Free download
UberMiner™ available for FREE download. However, a small fee of 2% is included in order to cover the development costs.

Get it here: http://www.uberminer.org/

sounds good, BUT i do not see how and how often you pay to miners;
When you will have linux version?
publish more information on the site, it is too simple.

No linux version is planned as of now. Regarding payments, this text is displayed in the latest version of the software, it will be added to our website in the next few days:

The blue circular outline indicates the confirmed amount you should collect until money is
transferred to your wallet. However, most of the times, you will paid earlier than that.

Specifically, payouts are processed once a day for confirmed balances above 0.01 bitcoin (this is what the
blue line indicates) and balances more than 0.0025 bitcoin are included several times a week.

NOTE: Although you might have reached the payout balance, you must wait until balance is confirmed.

That means:
1. Mined coins must have enough confirmations on the blockchain yet.
2. Mined coins have already been exchanged into Bitcoin.

Be patient. No action is needed from your part. Your balance will be eventually confirmed and transferred to your wallet!

Hope this will make things more clear for you.

The UberMiner Team

1. More algorithms added for even bigger profits. Here is the complete list:

 • sha256t
 • phi
 • hsr
 • tribus
 • blake2s
 • equihash
 • neoscrypt
 • lyra2v2
 • x17     
 • lyra2z
 • keccakc
 • keccak
 • xevan
 • allium

2. Payment indicator was modified to reflect the minimum payout amount of 0.0025 BTC (payments within the week.) Older versions were showing the minimum payout amount of 0.01 BTC (daily payments) causing confusion to some users.

3. Other miscellaneous bugfixes


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I downloaded to give it a shot over NiceHash.  Uberminer is quitting when it enters the benchmark step.  Any ideas?

Has anyone run this against Nicehash for a comparison? I don't really have the hash power to do it seriously but I could test with a single 1070 if Uberminer allows mining on a specific GPU in a multi GPU rig.

I would also like to do a bit of "due diligence" regarding what it's actually doing on my rig, but I'm not very skilled at using wireshark or whatever is necessary to make sure all is legit.

Are you overclocked? Do you have the latest drivers installed? Does it allow you to de/select algorithms? If it does, some of those newer, more obscure algos aren't as stable as the older ones... like phi and xevan have crashed my rigs in the past using other multi-algo stuff like NemosMiner.

I have the latest drivers installed.  I didn't have Afterburner open when I tried Uberminer.  I don't even get to the point of selecting an algo...it shuts off seconds after I agree to a benchmark.

And to answer your question above mine, I'm trying to test this on (4) 1070s.  As soon as I get it up, you'll have an answer!