Atm iam mining with ccminer 2.0 (lbry) or exbf (zen) "manually" on the suprnova pool. starting the miner and be annoyed if the difficulty went up too much for one or two hours... Now id like to give awesome miner a chance  But... Is there an benchmark tool (hashrate and powerusage)? How knows the miner my speed?! If i setup a new "managed profit miner" i need to setup a new pool (suprnova) is this url correct: stratum+tcp://lbry.suprnova.cc Is the "workername" only the workername or login.workername?! (only with workername i cant imagine that it will work) Do i mine to my suprnova pool account or where will i have my coins? edit: just saw the qoute above me and the link to the "worker faq" so my suggestions might be correct. But whats with the benchmark? Benchmark is not supported yet, but it's on the list of features to implement. There are only built-in profiles for AMD and nVidia that has typical hashrates included, but they need to be adjusted to fit you system. Suprnova is super special as it requires your full worker name information (username.workeridentifier) in the wallet address. |
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Awesome Miner version 3.2- Command line parameters can be configured per pool - Claymore specific pool settings added to the Pool Properties dialog - New rule trigger for mining process related failures - Profit switcher can be used with unique Bitcoin wallet address per miner - Display Windows uptime for remote miners - Minor updates to the Managed Profit Switching feature, including information in the View Details dialog - Added CcMiner Alexis 1.0 - Claymore Ethereum Miner 9.7 - Corrections Please make sure that you also upgrade the Remote Agent to the same version. I've added a guide on the web site about how the worker name concept works, and also how you can use the profit switcher with individual Bitcoin wallet addresses for payout per miner (when mining on Nicehash and Zpool for example): http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/workername.aspxFor the next release, I will focus on making improvements to the profit switcher and also bring in Ccminer 2.0 instead of the older Ccminer Sp-mod used today. Thanks for the continuing development. I'm not sure how important a profit switching program is when it still lacks the most profitable coins.... Until we add all algos from zpool I still can't use this program for it's intended use. please add all the algos. For the next release, I will do improvements to the profit switcher, and this will be one of the areas I will improve. |
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In dashboard, may we have dual currency?
Example:
Day 0,0053 BTC ($13,26)
Thank you!
Right now that information will not fit in the user interface. |
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Looks like latest release doesn't download alexis ccminer: it stops with "not found".
Sorry about that, I had moved a file on the server by mistake so it wasn't found by Awesome Miner. Please try again. |
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Awesome Miner version 3.2- Command line parameters can be configured per pool - Claymore specific pool settings added to the Pool Properties dialog - New rule trigger for mining process related failures - Profit switcher can be used with unique Bitcoin wallet address per miner - Display Windows uptime for remote miners - Minor updates to the Managed Profit Switching feature, including information in the View Details dialog - Added CcMiner Alexis 1.0 - Claymore Ethereum Miner 9.7 - Corrections Please make sure that you also upgrade the Remote Agent to the same version. I've added a guide on the web site about how the worker name concept works, and also how you can use the profit switcher with individual Bitcoin wallet addresses for payout per miner (when mining on Nicehash and Zpool for example): http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/workername.aspxFor the next release, I will focus on making improvements to the profit switcher and also bring in Ccminer 2.0 instead of the older Ccminer Sp-mod used today.
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Hello,
When I use the Claymore directly I get 166MH/s in rig, but when using Awesome Miner (claymore) I get just 158MH/s.
Where does the difference go?
Hi, I think you need to compare the command line options, if you use any specific fine tuning on your command line that isn't added to the command line configured in Awesome Miner. If you first stop the miner, you can use the Diagnostics button in the toolbar. This will open up a window and it will include information about command line and configuration. If you find some optimization missing, you can open the Properties of the Managed Miner, go to the Command line section, and add it. |
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Is there a way to change the coins displayed in the bottom footer? I've been going through the menus and cannot find one... (the UI really has become a needle in a haystack  ) Those coins are hard coded and cannot be changed |
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Hi, I have a quick question about this.
Say I'm going to use Claymore dual miner on Awesome Miner managed profit mining. If I were to manually input Hashrates onto a profit-switching profile should I put the dual-mining hashrate or the normal hashrate? For example, if I dual mine ETH + SIA my SIA hashrate would be ~550Mh/s whereas SIA on its own would be ~3000Mh/s. On the Profit-switching profile, should I therefore set Blake2b as 550Mh/s or 3000Mh/s considering that 99% of the time I'll be dual mining. Does Awesome Miner factor in the loss of hashrate in dual mining?
Thanks for any help in advance,
Hi, The profit switcher is a bit limited here as it's mainly intended to be used with dual mining in these scenarios. So SIA should be 550MH/s in this case. It's not possible to specify two separate hashrates. |
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Hello is there any Option to set the energy cost Watt/MHs when i add the costs by algo i can only Chose for one hashrate. exampel like this 210Mhs/ 1150 Watt. .....the prob is that he calcualtes the the energycosts only for one this Rig right all other rigs with other hash rates have the same energycosts?  ? And is there any Option to save the gpu Setting for different miners and Coins? with afterburner? i can Change the Settings but i didnt can save this in awesome miner ? sorry for my bad english. i hope some one understand my Probs ;-) Yes i know but he takes this for all miners ......exampel 210 Mhs with 1250 Watts by 23 Cent/24 hours = 6,90€ then the prog takes the 6,90€ from all devices..... thats not right..... i think it must be possibel to say 1 Mhs / 5,4 Watt for Etherium and awesome miner take this and extrapolating this for all Rigs like....
100 mhs x 5,4 = 540 Watt x 0,23cent x 24 =2,98€
200 mhs x 5,4 = 1080 watt x 0,23 x 24 = 5,96.
.....
i want to upload some pics but thats dont work...
In Awesome Miner you can define Profit profiles and then group these into Profile groups (Options dialog, Profit Profiles section). By default you only have two Profit profiles, once for AMD and one for nVidia. It's not possible to define Watt/MHs, but you can have more than one Profit profile. You can for example have one profit profile representing what a single AMD RX 580 performs in terms on hashrate and power usage, and another profit profile representing a single AMD RX 470. This makes it possible to specify different hashrates and power usage for different kind of GPUs. Then you can group this together by creating a few Profit groups. Let's say you have one group called "RX580 6 GPU" where you simply specify that you have the profile for AMD RX 580, but 6 instances of it. You can also create another group representing a mix of RX 580 and RX 470 GPU's. is it possible to do it with antminers? Just to add the power usage and price and see the come out Yes, that should be possible from a profit display point of view. These concepts are mainly for profit switching and GPU mining because the profiles can define different mining software to use. However, for the actual calculations you can for sure define hashrate and power usage. Try to have one profile defining what a single Antminer S9 can do. If you want the profit information to be displayed in the Miners tab in the main window, you need to enable it in Options dialog, General section, "Display profit in addition to revenue". |
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Hello is there any Option to set the energy cost Watt/MHs when i add the costs by algo i can only Chose for one hashrate. exampel like this 210Mhs/ 1150 Watt. .....the prob is that he calcualtes the the energycosts only for one this Rig right all other rigs with other hash rates have the same energycosts? ? And is there any Option to save the gpu Setting for different miners and Coins? with afterburner? i can Change the Settings but i didnt can save this in awesome miner ? sorry for my bad english. i hope some one understand my Probs ;-) Yes i know but he takes this for all miners ......exampel 210 Mhs with 1250 Watts by 23 Cent/24 hours = 6,90€ then the prog takes the 6,90€ from all devices..... thats not right..... i think it must be possibel to say 1 Mhs / 5,4 Watt for Etherium and awesome miner take this and extrapolating this for all Rigs like....
100 mhs x 5,4 = 540 Watt x 0,23cent x 24 =2,98€
200 mhs x 5,4 = 1080 watt x 0,23 x 24 = 5,96.
.....
i want to upload some pics but thats dont work...
In Awesome Miner you can define Profit profiles and then group these into Profile groups (Options dialog, Profit Profiles section). By default you only have two Profit profiles, once for AMD and one for nVidia. It's not possible to define Watt/MHs, but you can have more than one Profit profile. You can for example have one profit profile representing what a single AMD RX 580 performs in terms on hashrate and power usage, and another profit profile representing a single AMD RX 470. This makes it possible to specify different hashrates and power usage for different kind of GPUs. Then you can group this together by creating a few Profit groups. Let's say you have one group called "RX580 6 GPU" where you simply specify that you have the profile for AMD RX 580, but 6 instances of it. You can also create another group representing a mix of RX 580 and RX 470 GPU's. Both the profit switcher and the display information in the Coins tab and Online services tab are able to use these groups to figure out the total hashrate and power usage. |
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I will add ccminer-alexis within the next few days. I'm also investigating replacing the ccminer-spmod currently included with the ccminer 2.0 you linked to above. From an API point of view they looks similar. Last time I checked, ethminer didn't have any API for Awesome Miner to use. You can still add it as a Generic Miner already today, but you will not get any statistics. |
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I'm unable to find how to add coin to S9 to display it's daily profit and statistics
please help me out )
Edited:
Found it thx
Great that you already found it. Just to share the answer to everyone else that might read this post in the future - In the Pools tab of the miner, you will find "Define coin" where you specify that a specific pool is for Bitcoin (as an example) |
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The control machine is running 9.7 - no problem. It goes and grabs it and starts it.
The remote machines all still grab 9.6.
I deleted everything in the control machine's appdata/local folder and in the remote machines appdata/roaming folders.
It pulls 9.7 on control machine and 9.6 on the remotes.
Hi, I wasn't able to reproduce this problem, so I do have a question: Are you running Awesome Miner v3.1.1 on both local and remote computers? Also, since yesterday there is a new development preview (v3.1.2) available that includes Claymore Ethereum miner v9.7 out of the box, without the need of the definition file. |
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Is it showing as 1.20V both on GPU tab and the System tab in Awesome Miner?
yes both GPU and System tab showing same data EDIT: after checking other programs, speedfan and gpu-z also both show incorrect vddc, only msi afterburner show correct seems some programs including Awesome Miner showing GPU P-States data instead of actual reading EDIT2: when accessing manually afterburner server at: http://10.0.0.10:82/mahm it shows correct voltages so i guess its not connecting to msi server properly Hi Patrike could you comment on my posts on previous page #1376 #1377
about Awesome Miner showing GPU voltage P-States and not actual reading
cause if i go to 10.0.0.1:82 through browser it does read correct voltages
Thanks
Hi, Awesome Miner uses a library to get GPU and voltate information from your system, and this information is displayed on both the GPU and System tab. MSI Afterburner is only used to set GPU information, but currently not used for displaying it (except in the actual dialog where you set the GPU clocking). Thanks for making the investigation about what the different tools are displaying. Right now I don't have any way of getting any other voltage information than what is currently displayed. What I could improve in the future is to support displaying the GPU information provided by MSI Afterburner as an alternative what is displayed right now. |
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Awesome miner is not miner, it is controlling and monitoring miners
you actually mine with claymore or etminer so check your settings
When i started using AwesomeMiner my hashrate has dropped from 75 mh/s to 50 mh/s per rig.
Is AwesomeMiner taking 25 mh/s from me?
switched off AwesomeMiner and hashrate get back to normal Be aware! AwesomeMiner is stealing your hashrate without telling that! You don't get it right? Awesome Miner is NOT a mining software. It just includes several mining software and it is up to YOU to configure them properly. Awesome Miner does not get a single hash of your hashing power.... I dont care what is the status of Awesome Miner... Its actually lowering rig hashrate when using it hence if AM dont directly stealing money for themselves but you making less profit by using this software. So no point of using it. Hi Thanks for trying out Awesome Miner. First of all, as several other forum members already pointed out, Awesome Miner itself is helping you to manage and monitor the mining. It doesn't do anything with the mining operations itself. Mining is quite complex and requires both time and knowledge to get right. My recommendation to you is to not start the conversation by suggesting that Awesome Miner is stealing hashrate, because it's simply not true and it's not the best way of asking for help. Awesome Miner has been used by many professionals in this thread and in large scale mining operations for several years. In order to have a constructive conversation, please share more details how you manually started your miner in the past, and then what configuration that Awesome Miner uses in your case (click the Diagnostics button in the toolbar). Then you can compare the settings and figure out how the configuration is different. If you need any assistance, we are here to help. |
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Got everything going but have one problem GPU voltage shown incorrectly its always 1.20V but my gpu's on 1050mv
-using free version to monitor and miner agent software (not service) on mining rigs
-msi afterburner and msi server both running on rigs
-voltage control and monitoring unlocked in msi afterburner
-win10pro64 on all machines, gpu's 280x
Is it showing as 1.20V both on GPU tab and the System tab in Awesome Miner? |
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I have a major issue with awesome Miner Currently.
I have 9 Rigs. I bought the 10 Rig Package.
The problem is I have 3 Nvidia rigs which switch between Equihash and CCminer.
Please PM me with a solution
Hi, I will share the answer here as well. I recommend you to use the concept of Managed Template to reduce the number of Managed Miners required for this scenario. You can have one template for Equihash and another for ccminer. http://www.awesomeminer.com/help/managedtemplate.aspx |
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Hello Patrike,
As the others have commented, there is something really weird going on with the Profit Switching.
I have several pools added to the pool list, they are all enabled.
For some reason, the program is constantly switching to a coin which has much lesser value than the top open.
And I'm not talking about a few cents less, sometimes the coin it chooses is half the profit of the top one.
Other times it just gets stuck with a coin, like if it has a mind of its own and it decided that is going to be that coin and only that one.
Doesn't matter how many times you restart the miner and update the coin interface, it will keep going at it.
Even if you completely close the program and open it again, it will go back to that coin.
When that happens, I open the log file and look at the "Profitability information". Even in the log file it clearly says that the other coin is more profitable, yet the program continues choosing its "preferred" coin.
I know that you are busy and all but giving that this is one of the most prominent features of your program, I think it should receive priority.
Hi, I will add a feature that better shows the calculated profitability and decisions made by the profit switcher. Today this information is available if you open the log file, but that's not very user friendly. Keep in mind that the profit profiles are based on typical hashrates for AMD and nVidia cards. If your setup performs better/worse on specific algorithms, you need to manually adjust the hashrates for this (or right click and save the hashrate), otherwise the profit switcher will not be fine tuned for your setup and could make decisions that are not perfect. Algorithm benchmarking is also a requested feature that is on the list of features to add in the future. |
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Hi. Is it possible to set different wallets for different profit profiles in profit switching mode?
That's not supported. However, in the next release it will be supported to specify different wallets for each miner. |
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Is it possible to modify the web interface that comes with AwesomeMiner? Would be nice to customize it myself.
The source code for the web site is bundle and minimized so it's not realtistic to modify it. The Awesome Miner API allows you to develop your own web interface, but that can be a significant task. |
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