When I'm looking right now I can see the following:
1) MWC 29 via WhatToMine: Looks good
2) Grin 29 via WhatToMine: Looks good
3) MWC 29 via CoinCalculators: Looks good
4) Grin 29 via CoinCalculators: Doesn't match WhatToMine and doesn't match Awesome Miner, but it's not as incorrect as in your screenshot

#4 was fine when I made adjustments last week after your previous feedback, but I will take another look.

Are you using CoinCalculators as your primary coin source in the Options dialog, Statistics Provider section? Trying WhatToMine could be an option.
Was these incorrect display only temporary or do you still see them?

There can be cases where Awesome Miner needs adjustments for coins, for example in case of new coins, coin forks and so on. Otherwise the values you see will depend on the sources like CoinCalculators or WhatToMine

GMiner has a "feature" where it tries to detect tampering. When you launch Gminer from other applications it can on some systems trigger this tamper protection.

It's unfortunately nothing I can do from an Awesome Miner to resolve this as it's a Gminer behavior. What you could try is to run a little older version of Gminer to see if that works better. You can configure this via the Options dialog, Managed Software section.

Thanks for the suggestion and question.

The original firmware isn't backed up. However, you can at any point download the Bitmain firmware from their web page and install. This makes it possible to revert back to Bitmain firmware if you want to sell your Antminer.

Thanks for the report. I've already pushed a calculation update to correct MWC. Coin icons are not automatically downloaded but I can make sure it's included in the next update.

Yes, with the Antminer firmware you can overclock T17 and S17. For S17 you can for example get 70-85TH/s, which is a significant improvement.

Awesome Miner will of course make it easy to set these overclocking profile on a large number of miners in a single operation.

When using our firmware, you can use the Awesome Miner software to manage and monitor your miners without having to purchase a license.

Can you please send me a PM with an example of an address that isn't working? That's makes troubleshooting easier for me. Many thanks!

Awesome Miner version 7.3.1

 Corrections
  - Correction to wallet balance display for user defined coins with a value specified in USD instead of BTC
  - Correction to loading of Tag related actions

I was able to reproduce this problem and I will make a correction in the next release (v7.3.1).

Awesome Miner version 7.3

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - New firmware release (0.9.9 beta2) for Antminer S17 and T17 available
  - Mining Profile configurable for Antminer S17 and T17
  - ASIC chip performance display for Antminer S17 and T17
  - Mining Profile configurable for Antminer T9+
  - Firmware mining profile can be access via the main toolbar of Awesome Miner
 ASIC mining
  - Improved pool change support for Avalon 10 ASIC miners
  - Improved display of the speed of all fans for recent Antminers and Canaan Avalon miners
 GPU mining
  - System monitoring of disk space will query for free disk space less frequently
  - Automatic disable of Windows Update on all mining computers, configurable via the Options dialog, Mining Settings section
  - Automatic update of Remote Agents, configurable via the Options dialog, General section
 Features
  - The API to set coin profitability will also allow for making name changes to a user defined coin
  - The Information column can be configured to display the fan speed for ASIC and GPU miners
 Integration
  - Luxor mining pool
  - Nicehash CuckaToo32 pool added
 Configuration
  - Increased the maximum wait times configurable in the Options dialog, Mining settings
 User interface
  - Updates to text strings in the user interface to be more consistent
 Mining software
  - Bminer 16.0.3
  - Miniz Miner 1.5t
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.12.0
  - XmRig 5.5.3
  - Nanominer 1.7.3
  - Lolminer 0.9.7, incl. improved algorithm parameter configuration via Awesome Miner
  - RhMiner 2.1c
  - Gminer 1.96
  - SrbMiner Multi 0.3.1
Corrections
 - Correction to date display in the benchmark window
 - Correction to device selection when using Gminer with both AMD and nVidia

For Zelcash I think it's fine. Please note that in your WhatToMine.com screenshot you use the 24h average Difficulty value. Awesome Miner uses the Current difficulty by default. If you change the calculator on the WhatToMine web site to use the Current difficulty as well - it should match better.

Please also note that some coins like Beam can have about 4% different revenue depending on if you look at WhatToMine and CoinCalculators.

Thanks for pointing out the format error.

In the Information Column dialog you can edit any label. You can change from the default "Uptime: " to "<b>Uptime: </b>" to get bold text.

Thanks for the suggestion and there have been similar suggestions in the past as well. I agree with your point that this can be a more efficient way to keep the Profit Profiles up to date rather than doing benchmarks all the time.

Thanks for the suggestion. I agree with your point and there should probably also be a way to auto-acknowledge notifications in case the miner goes online again.

I've pushed an update for this coin, to adjust the calculations. These calculation updates are automatically downloaded by your Awesome Miner client so the issue should be resolved now.

XmRig is a bit special in how it reports the hashrate. It's just a list of devices without any indication which device is a CPU or GPU. Right now all devices ends up on the CPU tab in Awesome Miner, even if some of them actually are GPU's.

One way could be for Awesome Miner to find out how many CPU cores are used for mining and then assume the others are GPU, but there are more than one way you can restrict the CPU core usage for XmRig so it may not be accurate either. The XmRig API response only reports the total number of CPU cores on the system, not the actual number of cores being used.

One solution could be to let Awesome Miner assume that all CPU cores are actually used by XmRig and any remaining mining devices are considered as GPUs - but it will not be a perfect solution.

Awesome Miner version 7.2.13 (Development preview of 7.3)

 Awesome Miner Antminer firmware
  - New firmware release (0.9.9 beta2) for Antminer S17 and T17 available
  - Mining Profile configurable for Antminer S17 and T17
  - ASIC chip performance display for Antminer S17 and T17
  - Firmware mining profile can be access via the main toolbar of Awesome Miner
 Features
  - The API to set coin profitability will also allow for making name changes to a user defined coin
 Integration
  - Nicehash CuckaToo32 pool added
 User interface
  - More updates to text strings in the user interface to be more consistent
 Mining software
  - Bminer 16.0.3
  - Miniz Miner 1.5t
  - CpuMiner-Opt 3.11.8
  - XmRig 5.5.3
Corrections
 - Correction to date display for the benchmark

Sure - it's very fast for me to add. You can expect it in the next release. Right now the name-parameter is ignored if the coin already exists - I can change so that if it's specified it will be used to update the name.

I can see ZCoin (MTP algorithm) in the Coins tab, with relevant profit information. Can you please check if MTP is disabled either globally (Options dialog, Algorithm section) or in the Profit Profile you have selected?

Awesome Miner uses UTC time internally, but should convert it to your local time once displayed on the Notifications tab. I've not yet been able to reproduce this for the Notifications, where I do see the correct local time in the Time column. Is it the information in the Time column in the Awesome Miner application that incorrectly show the UTC time?

This is a bug I was able to reproduce and correct. The benchmark showed the UTC date, so depending on your timezone and the time of the day, it could be incorrect by one day. Thanks for finding it.

Hi. Can you please explain this a bit more. Is it about a setting in Windows or something in Awesome Miner?