Right... They changed it's status, so it's not showing

Quick fix would be to just add it on line $82, or comment the Exit on line #86 in Zpool.ps1
I'll think of a better validation, or just trust the user...

edit: disabled validation in master branch

Cheers
If you also add API, would be great. It would add the ability to properly benchmark and monitor the miner.
Or as a simple solution, since I'm basically capturing output to detect hash rate - to show it more often (or add a switch that does that)

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Thanks for adding API

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Forager is an advanced open source multi-pool / multi-algo profit switching miner

It will use profit information from supporting pools to make sure you mine the most profitable algorithm at all times.
You can also use WhatToMine and CoinCalculators virtual pools for profit data and mine to pools which dont provide profit information, or even your custom pools.

Using integration with MSI Afterburner, it will get real time power usage and use this information to calculate how much you pay and adjust the profitability data.

Discord Server
https://discord.gg/SAuXwWa

Latest versions:
20.04 - 5/04/2020 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3516114.msg54161026#msg54161026)
20.01 - 5/01/2020 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3516114.msg53524572#msg53524572)
19.07 - 27/07/2019 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3516114.msg51970764#msg51970764)
19.06 - 3/06/2019 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3516114.msg51335510#msg51335510)
19.05 - 9/05/2019 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3516114.msg50965405#msg50965405)

Main features:
- Supports AMD/NVIDIA/CPU Mining
- Mine single coin or algo or Automatic profit switching on Zpool, Zergpool, NiceHash, MiningPoolHub and others
- Profitability info for all coins on WhatToMine and CoinCalculators
- MSI Afterburner integration for monitoring AMD/NVIDIA/Intel CPU power consumption and PowerLimit support for AMD/NVIDIA
- Fast benchmarking (Most algos hashrate stabilize and finish within 2-3mins)
- GPU Activity watchdog + Hashrate watchdog
- Reporting mining stats to https://multipoolminer.io/monitor/
- Power usage approximation for AMD and CPU when Afterburner integration is off
- Profit display in any fiat currency which is supported by CoinDesk
- SHA256 checksum validation for miner downloads

Releases:
https://github.com/yuzi-co/Forager/releases

Issue tracker:
https://github.com/yuzi-co/Forager/issues

How to start:
Option 1 (recommended):
Install GIT (https://git-scm.com/download/win), open command line and run "git clone https://github.com/yuzi-co/Forager/" to get latest master version

Option 2:
Download latest Forager release (7zip or self-extracting SFX) and extract

Configure:
Copy Config-SAMPLE.ini to Config.ini and Edit it with your preferred currencies, wallets and pool users
See Autostart.bat files for launch examples

Upgrade:
Option 1:
Remove all files except your customized Autostart.bat, Config.ini and Stats folder
Download latest Forager release (7zip or self-extracting SFX) and extract

Option 2 (if initially installed using GIT):
run "git pull" in Forager folder to get latest master version


Miner list:
Total of 70+ miners, too long to list here
If you want a specific miner - I probably have it already

Pool list:
AhashPool
Bilbotel
BlazePool
BlockMasters
BsodPw
FairPool
HashRefinery
MiningDutch
MiningPoolHub
NanoPool
NiceHash
NLPool
PhiPhiPool
ProtoPool
SuprNova
UniMining
WhatToMine
YIIMP
ZergPool
Zpool


Notes:

- Recommended drivers for AMD - 18.3.4/18.6.1.
  you can use https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/atic-install-tool-radeon-drivers-download-utility.422576/ to easily find and download specific driver version

- Recommended drivers for NVIDIA on Win 10 - 411.31+ for CUDA 10.
- Recommended drivers for NVIDIA on Win 10 - 398.+ for CUDA 9.2
- Recommended drivers for NVIDIA on Win 7 - 390.65-391.01

- Latest PowerShell core recommended for compatibility/performance: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases

- Windows 7 will require PowerShell v5 or PowerShell Core installed: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=54616

- Recommended MSI Afterburner version is 4.5.0 or newer
  prior versions don't support Intel CPU power usage and may not fully support your GPU

- Avermore and Sgminer X16r/X16s (AMD) during benchmarking submit "fake" shares that get rejected by the pools.
  Ignore this and after benchmarking it will work normally.

- XMR-Stak (AMD and NVIDIA) doesn't support multiple groups per GPU Vendor (2+ AMD or NVIDIA) out of the box.
  Of first run it will create "GroupName-Algorithm.txt" files for each group that you can edit once to include only the relevant GPUs.


Mixed rigs (AMD+NVIDIA) may have problems selecting specific devices. Use at your own risk.


Disclaimer:
The miners used in Forager come from reasonably reputable sources and tested by community.
There is SHA256 validation for miner downloads to make sure they are not replaced by fake ones.
However, I do not take any responsibility if any of the miners contains harmful code.
Therefore, NEVER keep coin wallets or other sensitive information on the computer you run Forager on.
If you get hacked, loose your coins, burn you video card or cpu, get your personal photos stolen or your cat poisoned - it's your fault.

No no no, it's the Russian Federal Security service planted a hidden virus to get rid of western capitalist miners!

I will not release a proof because I'm afraid of the Russian government!

you can set affinity for any process on windows using START command:

did you try checking the website?
http://prntscr.com/jcelb3

had the same issue with 18.4.1, rolled back
And I'm already on Windows 10 April update, so it's not incompatibility with older windows, it's the driver

If I understand correctly, you went from dual channel memory to single.
Math would say that the throughput is now (3200 / 2666 / 2) ~= 60% of the original, so the more memory dependent the algo, the more speed you loose

You can also take a look at the CPU load/temps/power consumption, if it is lower that it was before, this means that you dont have enough memory bandwidth to feed cpu with enough work

Yescrypt algo is bandwidth hard, since it performs memory lookups

If interested, see more in the whitepaper https://password-hashing.net/submissions/specs/yescrypt-v2.pdf

RX580 is not checked, but RX480 is, and needs the patch

its worksize, and and it might give you different results with different numbers (can try 128 / 256), but in general 64 usually works best for most algos on amd

Sibcoin uses x11gost algo and that algo is now available on ASICs, making it unprofitable on GPUs.

Regarding what to mine on that GPU, its probably "nothing". You can possibly mine a few cents per day, but you will fry your laptop in the way, which will cost more that not mining...

exits immediately when I use --benchmark-sequence=anything (even 0123456789ABCDEF) in both 1.1 and 1.2

edit:
I also noticed that I'm hitting the thermal card power limit and it starts throttling
in 1.1 the GPU clock gets throttled to ~1200Mhz and temperature stays around 80c, so it can probably reach even higher speeds with better cooling
in 1.2 the GPU clock is ~1300Mhz and temperature is ~75c

580 is basically the same card, with slightly higher clocks, so should perform similarly

Don't waste your time, x11gost is now an ASIC algo

+1

strange, but I actually get lower rates with 1.2 on RX480 8G with Uber 3.1 mem timings
(running with  -g 2 -w 64 -X 256 --benchmark)

X16r    Avermore-1.1    8.4 mh
X16r    Avermore-1.2    7.743 mh

X16s    Avermore-1.1    8.366 mh
X16s    Avermore-1.2    7.711 mh

I believe you have mixed up with Cryptonight-Lite

I happen have RX480 8G with Samsumg memory (with Uber 3.1 timings)
CN ~1030 h/s
CN-Heavy ~830 h/s
CN-Lite ~2090 h/s (Claymore miner)

Can probably squeeze a little more, but these are the general numbers