Hash Auger 2.9.7.5 Mining Manager and Switcher for NVIDIA GPUs

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.8.9.4 has been released with the following enhancements:

• Re-added ZergPool to the pools that auto-exchange.
• Modified the use of the EthPill so that Hash Auger can automatically start it for any algorithm instead of just Ethash.  Simply go to the Benchmarks tab for any 1080/1080ti GPU and select the Use EthPill? column for each algorithm.
• Fixed a couple issues related to Peak Energy settings.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from:  https://hashauger.com/download.html

[preda]

i cant see any pool compatible in hashauger with algo  x16rt

Preda, you are correct, there are some new algorithms such as x16rt and MTP that are not currently mined on any of the pools that Hash Auger currently supports.  If any of those pools add support for those algorithms and/or coins that use them, the software is ready without any additional updates.

Ok mate.. i just thought i had to add manually ! Great

[HashAuger]

i cant see any pool compatible in hashauger with algo  x16rt

Preda, you are correct, there are some new algorithms such as x16rt and MTP that are not currently mined on any of the pools that Hash Auger currently supports.  If any of those pools add support for those algorithms and/or coins that use them, the software is ready without any additional updates.

Ok mate.. i just thought i had to add manually ! Great

Preda, apparently Gin coin will be switching from Lyra2z to x16rt in early February.  Some pools that are supported by Hash Auger, such as NLPool and Icemining already have testnets setup for it.  Once the coin makes the switch, all you will have to do is enable one of those pools (if you're not already mining on them) and benchmark x16rt for the software to use it.

Also, Zergpool just added MTP. So if you want to mine it, just make sure Zergpool is enabled and then  re-benchmark CryptoDredge.  If you use Hash Auger's Benchmark utility, you can set it to only benchmark MTP instead of re-benchmarking all the algorithms for that miner.

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.0 has been released with the following new features and enhancements:

• Added support for GMiner (version 1.23).
• Added the ability to include extra password parameters for Yiimp pools, such as custom payout limits.
• Added support for Equihash 150,5 (Beam coin).
• Users can now filter coins that will be used with Zergpool's MC parameter.  Enter the symbols of the coins that you would like to mine in the MC Coins column of the pool's Algorithms grid and Hash Auger will switch only between those coins when using the MC Parameter. Any coins whose symbols are not entered will be excluded from the earnings estimates. Coins are entered per algorithm; for example, enter RVN for x16r and PGN for x16s. Use commas between symbols (ex: PGN,XSH for 16s).
• Removed support for DSTM miner since Equihash has not been profitable to mine on GPUs for a long time. New users can manually install Excavator if they would like to mine Equihash.
• Updated Ethminer to version 17.
• Updated XMRig to 2.9.4
• Updated MiniZ to 1.0j (small performance improvement for Equihash 144,5).

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.0.1 has been released with the following changes and fixes:

• Added support for CCMiner-MTP
• Fixed an issue some users were experiencing related to the removal of the DSTM miner.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.1 has been released to support Beam on Nicehash.

Existing users will need to enable Equihash150 on Nicehash in the pool settings along with benchmarking it.  The easiest way to benchmark it will be to use the Benchmark Utility and select Equihash150 for GMiner.  Be sure to checkmark the Enable Disabled Algorithms box before you start benchmarking.

Full list of enhancements:

• Added support for Beam on NiceHash.
• Improved filtering of the GPU Coin drop-down list to exclude algorithms that are disabled for the selected pool.
• Improved compatibility with Bitcash (cuckoo algorithm) on NLPool.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.1.1 has been released to support GMiner 1.25 which fixes the compatibility issue with the NiceHash stratum servers as well as provides Beam performance improvements.

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.2 has been released to include support for Lyra2v3 for NiceHash and MiningPoolHub.  It also adds preliminary support for Grin on Nicehash for when that algorithm is available for mining. 

Full list of changes:

• Added support for Aragon2D GPU miner.
• Added support for Lyra2v3 on Nicehash and MiningPoolHub.
• Added support for Grin29 on Nicehash.
• Updated CryptoDredge to 16.2 (misc fixes)
• Updated Tpruvot miner to 2.3.1 (adds blake2b, exosis, lyra2v3 and sha256q algorithms).
• The built-in web dashboard now indicates when a GPU is suspended due to too many miner errors.
• Improved handling of situations when a pool API fails to respond to a request.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.2.1 has been released to improve compatibility with Grin and Beam algorithms on NiceHash.

Full list of changes:

• Updated T-Rex to 9.2 (supports x16rt with Gin Coin).
• Updated Gminer to 1.28 (improves NiceHash compatibility with Beam and Grin algorithms).
• Compatibility improvements with Grin29 mining on NiceHash.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from:https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.2.2 has been released with the following enhancements and new features:

• Updated GMiner to 1.29 for improved Grin compatibility with NiceHash plus Grin performance improvements.
• Added support for Party and Solo mining modes on Zergpool.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3 has been released with new features, miner updates, bug fixes and UI performance improvements:

• Improved handling of GMiner connection errors.
• Added support for the Zap parameter on Zpool to mine specific coins in addition to the auto-switch ports.
• Updated GMiner to 1.31 (adds support for Grin31 on Nicehash - but requires GPUs with more than 8 GB RAM).
• Updated Yescrypt miner to its latest release
• Users can now manually resume mining when a GPU is temporarily suspended due to high temperature using the manual mining button on each GPU panel in Setup tab. However, the software will suspend the GPU again if the temperature is still above the user-defined limit.
• UI performance improvements and misc bug fixes.

The latest release of Hash AUger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[Fuer Ae]

I'm mining with 6 cards... Benchmark does with 6 separate instances! This is not good. And when start mining it open 6 instances too why not all together.

[HashAuger]

I'm mining with 6 cards... Benchmark does with 6 separate instances! This is not good. And when start mining it open 6 instances too why not all together.

Thanks for trying the software. Yes, Hash Auger runs a separate mining process for each GPU for several reasons. First, running each GPU in its own instance allows each mining process to be customized for each GPU - which is great for people that have different types of cards in their rig.  Second, running each GPU with its own miner instance helps isolate errors; if one miner crashes, the software can just restart that one instance while all other GPUs are still mining as though nothing happened.  Finally, depending on the hardware and algorithm, some users have noticed some performance improvements mining with fewer GPUs per mining process because their is less overhead in how the mining program  manages multiple GPU  threads.

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3.1 has been released to fix the following issues:

• Fixed an issue where benchmark hash rates were not being recorded for Grin31.
• Fixed an issue with using the MC Parameter with solo/party mining on Zergpool.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from:  https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3.2 has been released with the following enhancements:

• Fixed an issue where electricity use was not being saved for Grin31.
• Updated XmRig-Nvidia to 2.11
• Misc bug fixes and UI performance improvements.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3.3 has been  released with the following new features:

• Added support for Veil on NLPool.nl
• Updated CryptoDredge to .17 (new algorithm Grin29 is currently disabled due to several issues including not being compatible with NiceHash).
• Removed Starpool since the mining pool shutdown.
• Misc bug fixes and UI performance improvements.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from:  https://hashuager.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3.4 has been released to support the latest version of Gminer (1.33).  This new version of Gminer offers improvements to Grin29 hash rates for most GPUs.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from: https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

PG Miner Bench is an awesome overclocking tool that takes a lot of the trial and error out of finding ideal GPU settings.  While it can be used on its own, PG Miner Bench integrates with the Hash Auger API to easily copy GPU and algorithm specific settings into Hash Auger. The folks at CryptoMiner tips wrote a very useful guide on how to get started with PG Miner Bench: https://cryptominertips.com/gpu-mining-benchmark-tool/

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.3.8 has been released to update GMiner to 1.36 - which reduces CPU usage when mining Grin and allows GPU intensity to be adjusted.

The latest release of Hash Auger is available at:  https://hashauger.com/download.html

[HashAuger]

Hash Auger 2.9.4.1 adds a new Switching option to the Advanced Config tab called Assign the Same Work to Every GPU.  As the name implies, when this option is enabled, Hash Auger will calculate the most profitable work for the entire rig and assign it to every GPU.  Each GPU will still mine with its own miner instance for better error handling and configurability than running all GPUs in a single instance.  This new setting is intended for rigs that use the same or similar models of GPU. Rigs that have various types of GPUs with different performance capabilities will most likely benefit from leaving this setting off and having Hash Auger calculate the best work for each GPU separately.

The latest release of Hash Auger can be downloaded from:  https://hashauger.com