My question was for OP

About ETH: me too, my last time mining ETH was in august, but I have some ETH in Ethermine and would be nice to fill the minimum payment with my 1060. I will give a try to Bminer

Hould be more honest to say "hey guys, we filled your pockets and money is more important than community"

RIP Sumo

Ya. Is a CN-V7 version with minor changes. https://github.com/stellitecoin/xtl-stak/blob/0be955abb58aa8ce9e24283aa16f6753c7a00b55/xmrstak/backend/cryptonight.hpp

Hi man!

I'm trying to mine with multipools.bat now. It's good to especulating

But I'm having the same issues I had in the past (and solved with your help): The miner closes after internet connection's drop. But is a lot more complicated to do the loop inside the multipools.bat to restart mining. What can I do? My DOS abilities are null ;p

is there a "ideal scenario" to run GPU-Z? I noticed a hashrate drop while running.

For who had success doing this: what you did? What version? Running gpu-z.exe -minimized? How can I minetize the procedure?

Patrike, I won't tested the SRB's config yes (i'm at work) but I want to ask for somethin I couldn't find:
Is there a way to track the "worker path" through the day/week?

Explaining:
Sometimes I think pool isn't being "fair" with me. I can see the satoshis earned in the last 24h, but I can't see (easily) if my cards was full time at that pool or I dont want to check every pool to check how many time i mined for each.

Sorry my bad english?

Is your miner running Ethereum fine with GTX1060 3GB?

Update: In AWCU thread the issue was found: a user's syntax error.

patrike, In the new version is SRBMiner's config.txt override allowed per algorithm?

EDIT: At the "mining software" section my question is answered.

Just add the Verge's jsons provided by whattomine in AWM. It's easy.

 

Whats the block time?

Nice! Awesome miner! (damn, worst pun ever)

But... Again, I have some tips to improve the SRB integration (sorry, I think you are bored with my comments).

SRB needs differents "config.txt overrides" for every algorithm. For example:
Config.txt for V7 needs "normalv7" at the first line and different intensity/threads if you compare to CN heavy.

With the current testing version, you can set only one config.txt override for Profit Miners. So, you can fine-tuning just one Cryptonight variant. For example: you can set profit miners to switch between V7 coins with SRB, but can't add Heavy ones.

It's possible to solve this by two ways:
1- Allow override config.txt by algorithm. It could be the best option, because you can setup the best values for every algorithm and be happy with auto-switching Profit Miner.
2- If the first try isn't easy to do, you can just allow Custom miners (maybe the market as SRBMiner compatible ones) to override config.txt. This way I could copy SRBMiner into another path, and set it as "SRBMiner Heavy" and set custom config.txt, then copy other one to "SRBMiner LiteV7" and set another custom config.txt, etc.

These ways could solve the problem and allow us to "dance" with all Cryptonight variants.

Sorry my bad english ;p

And thanks for your Uber Max Awesome Miner!

I'll answer the question that I know

2- You won't be able to open the file with Polaris Bios Editor because it isn't a Polaris BIOS file. It's Tahiti (or Tonga, Or some that island that I don't know). You can try Hawaii Bios Editor

3- Danger is around us. Every different model is a chance to "swipe" memories in a different order than Nerdraph's bios.

4- No. The R9 cards doesn't take any effect from Blockchain driver or the lastest driver's Compute Mode. It only affects Polaris cards. Because this, R9 cards suffers a lot from DAG size increase.

In miner rocks just set password as "w=worker" like "w=mynameispotato"

I don't think it's the optimal settings.

CN is more power friendly, and 140W is much power. I think 90W could be more efficient.

And CN likes memory clock. 600~700 is better than 550.

Try to mine CryptonightLite/IPBC coins. It's very cache-friendly and run smoothly in most CPUs

I recommend the JCE-Miner. It's the fastest for me.

ETN is a ASIC lake of whales. 

For now I think it's the best Samsung strap, and the easier one.

Damn!

Awesome hash!

Hi patrike

I'm happy to see SRB in the miner's list. Is the best CN miner for now. It's better 'cause customization give more hash, and set it individually for every card.

But I'm having trouble setting it to my cards.

Explaining:
I have a RX570 4GB and a RX580 8GB. I need to set different settings. In CN-Heavy, for example, I need to set intensity 59.5 and 1 thread 570 4GB, and for 580 8GB intensity 54 and 2 threads.

I can't set it in Awesome. When I set gpu_config in config.txt in User/Appdata/Local/AwesomeMiner the miner can't start. If I set -c config-Heavy.txt in command line option into the Profit Profile, the miner can't start.

SRB can't deal with command line intensity, just config.txt. Could you add a field like HiveOS do: "config.txt override", to add a line in config.txt and allow we to set manual intensity and threads?

Thank you in advance.

Heavy doubles the thread size, so you can:
- halve the intensity and keep 2 threads
or
- Keep intensity (or increase a little) and disable 2 threads

Here the best results are at 60 intensity and just one thread. At 1230/2020 I can reach 775~785H/s in my RX570 4GB 4GB Elpida.

Ya, I know.

But Awesome has his own config.txt file.