I have highlighted a line in red above that is supposed to contain information about GPU temperature and GPU fan speed. On this specific system no information is reported, it's just blank. The Claymore miner is for some reason not reporting this correctly.

How many GPU's do you have by the way? From the other lines in the report you provided it looks like 8, but that can't possible be correctly reported.

It sounds like your Antminer S9 is running with API in restricted mode. In Restricted API mode, your Antminer will not allow any operations to be performed.

Can you please verify if that's the case? If you select the miner in the main window and look on the summary tab at the bottom - is it indicated as Restricted API or Privileged API?

That's not a bug. The old version 2.9.5 didn't support later than Claymore 9.3 and that's the reason this version was downloaded. It's also not recommended to use old versions of the Remote Agent, instead you should try to run same version of Remote Agent and the Awesome Miner application.

When you have multiple miners it's often a good idea to look at Awesome Miner. It can do management and monitoring of both GPU mining and ASIC mining, and includes a large number of features for both small scale and large scale mining operations.

The screenshot below gives an idea what Awesome Miner looks like. It supports several popular GPU mining software, including the Claymore miners.

That's really expensive. I bought the RX 570 version of exactly that card last week, and paid just above half of that price. And they are still available to buy for the same price this week.

Some web sites here in Sweden are listing the RX470 as 50+ in stock, but I suppose it all depends on how large quantities you are looking for. The new RX 570 and 580 are typically only available in smaller quantities.

Can you send me the API report for one of the systems where you don't get all information? Select the miner in the main window and go to the toolbar: Tools -> API report. The report you get here is the information that the Claymore miner provides.

Minergate miner is not supported - but isn't that mainly a UI interface to other mining software? (please correct me if I'm wrong here)

I think you are very close to the solution here. In the dialog you opened, you need to check the checkbox "Display system monitoring data in the GPU tab".

In your case you also need to move the nVidia device to the top of the list in the dialog, using the up-button in the upper right corner. The reason is that different mining software can report the GPU's in different orders.

Thanks for your feedback. Awesome Miner supports about 25 popular mining algorithms, but unfortunately Skein isn't one of them. Are there any other coins that uses this one?

For Musicoin mining:
1) Create a pool
2) Define as specified in the screenshot: Description, Server URL, Worker name, Worker password, Coin, Wallet address


3) Create a Managed Miner
4) Define as specified in the screenshot: Description, Algorithm, Software, Pool


5) Define command line as specified in the screenshot:


6) Now you are ready to starting mining, and Awesome Miner will launch Claymore's Ethereum miner with identical parameters as you had in your bat-file. In case you want to mine another Ethereum-based coin not listed in Awesome Miner, simply specify coin as "Unspecified Ethereum".


For your question about EWBF Zcash miner - can you share some details how you configured this one?

Awesome Miner version 3.0.2 is a another minor update with the following improvements and corrections:

- UI size and alignment improvements
- Show local IP addresses in the Web section of the Options dialog
- Several minor corrections

Thanks for the clarification. Let's continue by PM.

It's correct that it's Excavator 1.1.4 that can be automatically downloaded from Awesome Miner today. Thanks for pointing out the EULA changes because I might have missed them otherwise.

Awesome Miner doesn't bundle any mining software, but can do automatic download on demand. So I assume this is the point we need to discuss for the future versions?

Hi,
In the command line you have specified Ethereum wallet: -ewal 0x066312f329d9e598fdb01c6bf3c55ff83206559f
You need to provide the same information in Awesome Miner. In the properties of the pool (Options dialog, Pools section), you need to enter "Wallet address" like this: 0x066312f329d9e598fdb01c6bf3c55ff83206559f

Awesome Miner do have a way of showing coin balance on a Bitcoin address. Use the Balance feature described here:
http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/coinbalance.aspx
However, I do know that some Exchanges move away coins from the address you see, for safety reasons.

What I can plan for future releases is a way of using API's for the most common exchanges, to give a better way of displaying the balance in these scenarios.

Hi,
I looked at that pool page, and although the text is in russian, I think they want you to provide the Ethereum Wallet address as well.
In the Pool you define in Awesome Miner (Options dialog, Pools), you have a field for "Wallet address". Please enter your Ethereum Wallet address here.

Vad gäller Safello är skillnaden mellan köp- och säljkursen ganska hög. Det kostar alltså en del extra att växla sina pengar där.
Kraken har bättre stöd för att växla mellan olika coins och valutor, och kan dessutom överföra pengar till svenska banker utan problem.

Maybe your Nicehash pool was active during that period of time? As you know, Nicehash scrypt mining is not only Litecoin but typically many less know coins as well. It might be easier to find many new blocks on a newly launched Scrypt coin with short block time and low competition?

New screenshots illustrating what mining using Awesome Miner can look like

Antminer L3+




Dashboard, including temperature display

Hynix memory. I've not started with undervolting yet, but I agree that Performance/Watt probably can be optimized a bit. First step is to ensure that everything runs stable, and it looks promising so far.

I have a MSI Radeon RX 570 Gaming X 4GB card that was doing about 23 MH/s on Ethereum mining, and no matter how I adjusted GPU and memory clocks, I couldn't get higher than that.

I just tried out the Bios modification concept, copying the strap for 2:1500 to 2:1625, 2:1750, 2:2000 and after these changes, the Ethereum mining operates at 30MH/s.

Before Bios mod: 1150 / 2100 -> 23 MH/s
After Bios mod:  1150 / 2100 -> 30 MH/s
After Bios mod, lower clock:  1100 / 2100 -> 29.5 MH/s

I can run Claymore's Dual Ethereum miner with low intensity on secondary algorithm (-dcri 10), and get about 300MH/s on SIA without any impact on Ethereum mining performance.