Thanks - I will add it for ccminer as well.

Which mining software is it? Each mining software have their own ordering of the GPU's, but Awesome Miner is doing its best to figure out which order to use for each software.

What could be of interest here is also the ID and PCI Bus ID of each device in the GPU selection dialog, as Awesome Miner uses this information to find out the GPU number. The number that Awesome Miner is passing to the mining software can then be found via the Diagnostics button in the toolbar.

Awesome Miner Version 5.3.4 (Development preview of 5.4)

- Coins tab improved by separating Revenue and Profit into two separate columns that can be sorted individually
- Improved threading performance when using larger number of miners
- Ensure miner hostnames cannot contain blank spaces
- Added YescryptR16 and Allium algorithms, including support in CpuMiner-Opt
- Added mining software: T-Rex nVidia GPU Miner
- Correction to coins per day calculations for some algorithms like Blake 2b
- Correction to SRBMiner configuration file entries related to GPU settings
- Correction to hash rate for latest firmware versions of Innosilicon A9 Zmaster miner. If an older firmware is used for this miner, please upgrade to the latest firmware version.

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

Thanks for your feedback. I do know that X16r is a bit special as it can have different hashrates over time. But could it be that the profit reporting from the pools is some kind of average for X16r - so do you really get paid more during the time the hashrate is 150MH/s on X16r compared to when it's lower on the same pool? I don't have the answer to this, but I just want to make sure I fully understand the issue here. X16r is for sure a bit complex.

Thanks for your suggestion. Right now it says that it doesn't have any monitoring interface (API). It will not be supported until that's available, so the only option right now is to launch it as a Generic Miner:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/genericminer.aspx

I've implemented support for T-Rex today, so it will be included in the next release. I might be able to provide a new development release tomorrow already. Once available, please give it a try. Thanks!

I've actually had another user that experienced issues with Phoenix Miner 3.0c, where going back to the previous version of Phoenix Miner (2.9 if I remember correctly) worked better. That could be an option to try.

To change pool priority, select a miner and go to the Pools tab at the bottom of the screen. Select one of the pools and click the Prioritize button. This will give the selected pool the highest priority (which is 0). The command sent to the ASIC miner is "switchpool".

The latest version of Awesome Miner (v5.3.3) can detect Antminer E3 and adjust the reported hash rate unit from GH/s to MH/s. This is yet another example of an ASIC miner that reports something in GH/s when it's in fact is MH/s.

I found the issue related to coins/day for some of the algorithms like Blake2b. A correction will be included in the next release. Thanks for reporting the issue.

If you select an ASIC miner an look on the Summary tab, you will see how many ASIC devices that is reported for this specific miner. You will find that most ASIC miners report more than a single ASIC device here.

Hi and sorry for not getting back to you on this one.

Both points you make are good. For #2 I've had some similar requests and I think the way forward here is to split Revenue and Profit into two columns just like it is for the Online Services tab. Then you can sort on the column you want. I would almost consider it a fault that the Coins tab not already behave like the Online Services tab in this sense - so you can expect a change soon.

Can you send me the Awesome Miner log file (toolbar: Tools -> Log File) and let me know what kind of miners you are connecting to?

The ETH balance works fine when I test it witht the default Block Explorer API URL for Ethereum. Can you please test again to see if the block explorer was temporary down earlier?

Can you also check that you don't have any security software running on the computer that prevents Awesome Miner from making any network connection?

Awesome Miner version 5.3.3

- Fan speed trigger includes support for Antminer and Avalon fan speed specified as RPM
- Antminer E3 ASIC supported (Ethereum)
- Added toolbar button on Coins tab to faster access Coin Statistics settings in the Options dialog
- EWBF Equihash Miner 0.4
- CryptoDredge 0.7
- XMRig AMD Miner 2.7.2
- XMRig CPU Miner 2.6.4
- Z-enemy Miner 1.12a
- Correction to pool priority reporting for Claymore miners
- Correction to TLS version for HTTPS connections used by Remote Agent, where download of mining software from some HTTPS sources could fail
- Correction to Managed Software custom download URL's, to prevent use of predefined secondary download URL if a custom primary URL is specified

Thanks for the information - that can for sure make sense. I actually tried T-Rex for the first time yesterday, so I've not really explored it in detail yet.

Awesome Miner uses the JSON format for all commands sent to miners. When you use the feaure "Prioritize" on a pool, the command can look like this (when you prioritize the first pool in the list):
{"command":"switchpool","parameter":"0"}

When you use the feature "Change Pool" or "Add Pool" in Awesome Miner:
{"command":"addpool","parameter":"stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:17001,yourusername.1,x"}

Please note that "switchpool" is the command for prioritizing a pool and "addpool" is related to when you either do "Change Pool" or "Add Pool" in Awesome Miner (Change Pool will also send "removepool" commands).

You can view the commands that Awesome Miner is sending to the miner if you go to the Options dialog, Advanced section, and set the log level to Detailed. You can then perform a pool operation and for example search for "switchpool" in the Awesome Miner log file to see the exact request being sent.

Thanks for the feature suggestion - I do see your point here. This kind of flexible configuration isn't supported today.

I've investigated this one and found out that it was actually two important bugs here.

First of all, some Github HTTPS links fails as the default TLS version used in applications like Awesome Miner wasn't compatible. This will be corrected in the next release.

My guess is that you pointed Awesome Miner to the Github ZIP-file for CryptoDredge 0.7, and the Remote Agent failed to download this one. Your configuration was correct, but Remote Agent and some of the Github servers didn't agree on TLS for the HTTPS connection and the download failed.

Then we get to the next issue. Awesome Miner actually have two predefined download locations for some mining software, in case the primary download source fails. When you enter a custom URL, you only override the primary download location. The secondary location is not configurable for the user. When the primary download URL failed, Awesome Miner (incorrectly) went for the secondary download location, that of course was CryptoDredge 0.6, and downloaded that one into "CryptoDredge_0.7.0_windows.zip", although it was actually the 0.6 software. I've corrected this behavior by simply ignoring any secondary download locations if you have specified a custom URL yourself. If your custom URL isn't working, it's better that Awesome Miner fail and let you know - instead of downloading something that wasn't expected.

(Please note that you probably need to manually remove the CryptoDredge 0.7 folder and zip file for your Remote Agent once you are on the new version, is the already downloaded software isn't correct here)

Many thanks for finding these issues!

I had a look at this mining software and in contrast to ccminer where Awesome Miner can send API requests like "summary", the T-rex software requires it to be "summary\r\n". The API commands to get pool and GPU information ("pools", "threads") are not supported at all by T-rex as far as I can see.

I will of course consider adding support for this mining software, but it will not be in the release planned for today.

I've not had a chance to try this one myself, but they state that their API is ccminer compatible. Have you tried to add this as Ccminer in Awesome Miner, but instead of automatic download you point it to the exe-file of this software instead?

Cryptonight Saber is called BitTubeV2 in SRBMiner. On CoinCalculators the algorithm name is still "Cryptonight Saber" and Awesome Miner also uses this algorithm name right now.
https://www.coincalculators.io/coin.aspx?crypto=bittube-mining-calculator