Hi! Can someone help me out? I was wandering why is my coin per day profit so high? I did not specify any pool i was trying to get away with easy method too see what will happen. XD I just selected nicehash in profit switching menu and added my wallet.  I think this is some kind of error... it would be nice though.  Nice profits! So what happend a week ago was that both Nicehash and zpool changed their unit of reporting (MH/s vs GH/s) for some of their algorithms. And their API's doesn't specify any unit, so Awesome Miner had to be updated to adjust for these changes. The latest development release already contains a correction for this. |
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I do have some ideas around supporting both 1 month and 1 year subscriptions, but then having the 1 month version a little more expensive. So if you pay per year, it becomes $4 per month while if you pay per month it will be $5 per month (example prices). Usually doing the month to month cost more at least any place i do it at it does, like wow aka world of Warcraft game 14.99 month to month, it can go as low as 12.99 month buying long term time , Amazon prime 10.99 a month if you buy the year you save 13.00. etc ... the only place I think it didn't matter was renting MS office it was 9.99 a month and forget what a year, there was no discount with MS buying by the year not sure now ....I don't rent it any more, i have no use for it atm. if i ever do I'll buy the download for three PC it's cheaper if you buy the OEM download code off one of the cheap legit software site an there is lots of them that are actlly legal. Again just more feed back not complaining .... When you wrote the above, I had already updated the pricing for the Cloud Services. Everything is listed with per month prices as well to make it easier to compare. And you do have the option to go for billing annually or billing monthly. So thanks for your input - it has already been taken into consideration. |
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I'm posting a few screenshot of what's in the development pipeline right now. All these features will be included in the next development version, planned to be available within the next few days.
GPU benchmarking
Awesome! Finally a benchmark!  Do you plan to allow the following:1) Simultaneous benchmark of several cards at the same time. For instance, if you have 8 GPUs and 10 algorithms, instead of running 80 measurements, you can run only 10 and grab the result of all the cards. 2) Allow to benchmark several programs for the same algorithm. For example: ccminer_tpruvot, ccminer_klaus, ccminer_sp, ccminer_djm, etc Oh! and there's a typo in your screenshot: "presice" Thanks for the feedback. The feature is at the moment only testing what's inside your profit profile, but the plan is to improve the benchmark based on user feedback. The infrastructure for doing benchmarking is in place, so it's just a matter of figuring out all the scenarios that would make sense to support. |
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the cloud service Price seems reason able but for a year not sure if i want to comment to a year .. if you go month to month. i know i will or even 3 month, but it's cool I understand an this is not a complaint just honest Feedback . so for now ill hold off on even trying it for 30 days an wait and see what others say and what happens .
Thanks for the feedback - it's appreciated. The reason why I started with a 1 year subscription is that if I make it 1 month and consider the smallest subscription, it will be about $4 per month and then the credit card processing fee on that makes it less attractive. I do have some ideas around supporting both 1 month and 1 year subscriptions, but then having the 1 month version a little more expensive. So if you pay per year, it becomes $4 per month while if you pay per month it will be $5 per month (example prices). The final pricing structure is still being defined, but I wanted to give the community here an idea about what the subscriptions will contain. There will be some changes, although not major, to what you see right now. Right now you also see that Professional is the smallest subscription, so there is nothing that compares to Standard yet. That might also be added later on. |
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I tried to move my AM install from PC1 to PC2 (after setting up all Rigs with NeoRouter). I did this with copying the config file from the profile dir.
I am now getting the following error (in the log) when connecting to my managed hosts:
> ProtocolException for channel: AwesomeMiner.Service.Contracts.ServiceContracts.IMinerService, 10.0.0.4:9630
( ... this line repeats a lot ..)
After a while, this results in AM thinking the Miner is offline and trying to restart. Which in turn leads to anything from Claymore running twice to repeated restarts.
I then thought, maybe the profile is wired - lets start over. I then deleted the profile and re-added the miners and their profile manually. The error is still there.
I have not re-installed the client yet. I am also pretty certain the network connection is okay - pings are stable with no lost packets or something.
Any hints on where to look or how to debug this?
Thanks,
Alex
So in the Properties for the Managed Host, when you check the connection you get this failure? Have you made sure that you don't have multiple Managed Hosts pointing to the same remote computer? Also, even if you can ping the remote computer, you may have some firewall that blocks the connection on port 9630. When you say that Awesome Miner is restarting Claymore on the remote computer, then it still sounds like some connection is working. Or do the miners show up with "Service offline" as their status? |
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Seems the MSIAfterburneragent is not auto-started by AwesomeMiner in 3.2.6 version. I believe this used to work (not sure now) in past version. My Awesome miner remote agent starting up fine on all 3 of my miners but all 3 now no longer auto start the MSI afterburner agent. I have confirmed under Options the command line to executable. Once I manually start up MSI afterburner agent on each node, my Awesomeminer can manage the MSI afterburner settings through the console.
Is this known problem with 3.2.6 beta release?
There are no changes to Afterburner autostart in any of the development versions. Can you clear the settings in the Options dialog, MSI Afterburner section, for: Auto start path Username Password Then click OK. Then you go back and fill in those 3 fields again. Are the settings applied? Did not fix the issue. I now have 4 miners all running AwesomeMiner agent but this Afterburner Remote Agent is not auto starting on any of the 4 miners. Again i have confirmed the command line points to the correct .exe and directory, the security key is correct and port is correct. I can confirm that manually making changes in Awesome Miner console to GPU settings does work--they do update to each remote miner so the communications are working, just not the autostart of the MSIafterburnerremoteagent itself. I tried adding MSIafterburner remote agent to my shell:startup in Windows but for some reason this doesn't actually run/start the remote agent (other items in my shell:startup directory start up automatically). The complexity here, which is also the reason why it fails when you manually try this from Windows startup, is that the MSI Afterburner Remote Server (and their UI app) must be running as Administrator. This is fully possible to do with some configuration using Task Scheduler, and that's what Awesome Miner is trying to setup. A stanard Startup-folder solution is not working. It would be great if the Afterburner software had built-in support for auto-starting properly, but that isn't available. The username you specified in the Options dialog of Awesome Miner must be the same username you are logged on to on the remote computer where you run your mining and Awesome Miner Remote Agent. It shouldn't be some other account like the Administrator. You probably checked this already, but I just want to confirm. I've also updated the guide on the web site about these settings in the Options dialog: http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/gpuclocking.aspxWhat you can look at on the remote computer is the log file for Awesome Miner Remote Agent, that can be accessed if you right-click on the icon and select Log File. Look for "Setting MSI Remote Server path" and then it should say Register Task successful or failed. |
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These are some really awesome features coming up, Patrike (pun intended). Will the Afterburner GPU Clocking Profiles only be available in the Premium edition? Also, how much will you be charging for the cloud interface?
Many thanks! The profiles are based on the existing Afterburner integration, and will also require Premium Edition. Preliminary information about the Cloud Services can be found on this page: http://www.awesomeminer.com/cloud.aspx |
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Seems the MSIAfterburneragent is not auto-started by AwesomeMiner in 3.2.6 version. I believe this used to work (not sure now) in past version. My Awesome miner remote agent starting up fine on all 3 of my miners but all 3 now no longer auto start the MSI afterburner agent. I have confirmed under Options the command line to executable. Once I manually start up MSI afterburner agent on each node, my Awesomeminer can manage the MSI afterburner settings through the console.
Is this known problem with 3.2.6 beta release?
There are no changes to Afterburner autostart in any of the development versions. Can you clear the settings in the Options dialog, MSI Afterburner section, for: Auto start path Username Password Then click OK. Then you go back and fill in those 3 fields again. Are the settings applied? |
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Hello Patrike,
I just saw that AM was recently updated.
I haven't been reading the thread lately so please forgive me if this has been explained already.
With the new changes, is it finally possible to add a new coin and link it to WTM or CoinWarz ID so that AM can always keep its difficulty and other info updated?
For WTM, yes. One exception is Digibyte that still will require some more work to support this way, as it has so many sub algorithms for the same coin. In the latest development versions, you can define custom URL's in Options dialog, Statistics section. |
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Will there be support for L3+ and D3? I just bought the license that has Bitmain support for the s9's but I got about 25 other asics coming in and would love to control it with these and I guess upgrade my license.
Antminer L3+ is already supported and quite popular to use together with Awesome Miner. Antminer D3 will probably work out of the box, but it needs to be confirmed once people are getting their D3's. Now maybe I am a bit slow. But if I have purely an Asic mine going will profit switching work like will they jump to different pools. So far All I have setup is NiceHash and zpool and slushs pool as a fail safe. Yet I never seen my S9'S leave NiceHash. L3+ Are landing all next month so I didn't get to play with them yet. Profit switching is more popular for GPU mining, because the wide range of algorithms and frequent changes on what's most profitable. For ASIC mining, most people simply just use Nicehash and a few more pools as you do, without any profit switching enabled. Awesome Miner can do profit switching for ASIC's as well, using the External Profit Switching feature is enabled and the Antminer is in Privileged API mode. In this scenario, Awesome Miner will simply set the pool priority of the pools you already have defined, so if zpool becomes more profitable than Nicehash, Awesome Miner can instruct your Antminer to prioritize zpool instead. |
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I'm in the process of starting a small L3+ and D3 farm, can I install awesome miner on a raspberry pi instead of a laptop and have access to it remotely over internet?
Awesome Miner must be running on a Windows computer - either on the same network as your miners or remote (at your home location) over a VPN connection. You use the Awesome Miner application to setup everything and then you also have the option to use the web interface if you want to access monitoring information and do basic operations from any laptop or smartphone. |
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Will there be support for L3+ and D3? I just bought the license that has Bitmain support for the s9's but I got about 25 other asics coming in and would love to control it with these and I guess upgrade my license.
Antminer L3+ is already supported and quite popular to use together with Awesome Miner. Antminer D3 will probably work out of the box, but it needs to be confirmed once people are getting their D3's. |
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The 'Computer Idle' rule doesn't seem to work for me. I don't know if there is some device plugged into the PC generating inputs so it is resetting the counter, or if it just doesn't work. I see the 'no longer idle' event go off when I make a new rule containing that trigger, but the idle event never works.
I will write a small guide for that feature today or tomorrow, where you can compare with your configuration. You need two separate User defined rules for this. One of the triggers in each. |
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I'm about to make a a purchase for 10+ miners but I just want to make sure I can get everything running smoothly.
I've been able to follow some guides throughout the thread so set up custom coins from whattomine API, specifying specific miners for algos/coins as well.
Is there any dedicated support chat or group that we can leverage if we do run into issues with achieving something with the program other than the thread?
Thanks for your interest in Awesome Miner. You can contact me by e-mail as well (info [at] awesomeminer.com). |
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Patrick hi, in online statistics there is a miningrigrentals.com and how to add to AM to put up your power for sale at the this miningrigrentals.com
The MRR integration is not working as it should right now, as they recently changed their API and requires API keys. Also, Awesome Miner only tried to list the current profit from MRR, but it never had any feature to actually put your rigs on sale. MRR has not been one of the most used features in Awesome Miner, that's why it has been given a little lower priority compared to some more urgent feature requests. |
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Hi! Is Linux miners support planned?
Hi. No plans right now, but maybe in the future. If you already have miners running on Linux, you can at least connect to and monitor them using the External Miner feature in Awesome Miner. |
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Guys, something's very wrong with Awesome Miner. Take a look.
Sorry, uploading the image properly is beating me up.
Nicehash and zpool changed their profit stats a few days ago for some of the algorithms. This is the result. The latest development verison of Awesome Miner adjusts to this change. |
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Is there an option to change profitability of coins / pools from "Current" to "Last 24h"?
That's unfortunately not possible. In which scenario is this needed? To get more stable profit values? |
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@patrike is there a way to add another pool to profit switch list?
I wanted to add prohashing.com to managed profit switching list but unable to do so... only zpool and nicehash is there
Yes. In Options dialog, Profit switching section, you can add a custom pool. This can either be a single pool you have defined, or a pool group if you want to add many. You need to define this pool yourself first (Options dialog, Pools section). I have done that, but where to add API for that pool to ensure it utilizes profitability just like zpool and nicehash does. Patrike may be able to correct me if im wrong, but from my understanding and experience it seems that profit switching is not based on the api settings under online services list, it seems to profit switch based on the "coin" tab list... which is not dependent on any specific pool, it uses a calculation between your hashrate and the exchange rate price and difficulty to determine the profitability list. So having multiples of the same coin on different pools may be pointless... I have used the profit switching part of the AM very little and when i did it seemed to switch based on which is list # 1 coin under coin tab regardless whats listed on online services.... That is odd, because Nicehash isn't mining specific coin, and they aren't showing what coin they are mining, zpool does, but zpool profitability is available through API. i have tried both pools and kept watching profitability, miners were jumping from one pool to another as soon as profitability increased. Awesome Miner is looking at both the Online multi-pool services (Nicehash, zpool, MPH) and the individual coins (WhatToMine) to figure out the profitability. For the services like Nicehash, Awesome Miner has no idea of which coin is used, which is why the Nicehash profit API is used to get this information. Similar for zpool and MPH. All this information is displayed on the Online services tab in Awesome Miner. For specific coins WhatToMine is used as the source for profitability information. This information is displayed on the Coins tab in Awesome Miner. You can also define your own custom coins (Options dialog, Coins&Profit section), but then you need to enter coin information manually. In the Statistics section it's possible to add additional coins listed on WhatToMine but not on their main page, but all coins are not found there. The profit switcher requires profit information in order to know which pool to use, so it can look at both the information on the Online Services and Coins tabs in order to make decisions. What it actually uses is defined on this page: If you select Nicehash only, Awesome Miner will do profit switching on the Nicehash pools only. WhatToMine will not be used for anything. If you select Nicehash and zpool, Awesome Miner will do profit switch on the Nicehash and zpools, but still not use WhatToMine for anything. If you select to add a Custom pool as well, then Awesome Miner needs to know the profitability of this pool. So it uses the coin you defined for the pool to look at WhatToMine. It will also look at your own custom coins. It needs to find the profit information somewhere, otherwise it will be considered unknown (zero). To add multiple custom pools to the profit switcher, define a Pool Group containing all the pools you want Awesome Miner to do profit switching on. is there a way to add online multi-pool service like Prohashing.com it's just like zpool and has API's of profitability. If they have single coin pools, where the coin is listed on WhatToMine, it will work with the profit switcher. If they have multi-coin switching pools, then it will not work until Awesome Miner includes support for the Prohashing API. Prohashing has some strange design of how to pass worker names to their pool, so I was hoping they would fix this flaw first. |
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