ArcMiner — NVIDIA CUDA minerArcMiner is an cryptocurrency miner for Windows and Linux.
Available mining modesAlgorithm Coin Status
KawPoW RVN Mainnet shares accepted
Autolykos v2 ERG Experimental; mainnet shares accepted
Etchash ETC Experimental; mainnet shares accepted
MeowPoW MEWC Experimental; a mainnet share accepted
Alephium ALPH Experimental; a mainnet share accepted
GPU share candidates are independently checked on the CPU before submission. XNA has a KawPoW launcher, but live pool share acceptance has not yet been verified.
Developer feeArcMiner uses 1% of
active GPU hashing time for a separate developer pool account. This is not 1% of mining rewards. Fee time is recorded across runs and shown in the console dashboard.
Features- Console dashboard with pool connection, GPU activity, and accepted/rejected shares
- Explicit foreground mining; Ctrl+C stops after the current batch
- GPU temperature monitoring and automatic batch pacing or stop at high temperatures
- Optional clock offsets and power-limit controls where supported by the driver
- Read-only pool probe and configuration check
Getting started on WindowsDownload the Windows ZIP, extract it, and keep arcminer.exe with its included DLLs. Edit a coin launcher such as rvn.bat and replace [WALLET ADDRESS] with your own address. Then run the launcher.
You can also start RVN mining from PowerShell:
.\arcminer.exe --mine --coin rvn --pool stratum+tcp://stratum.ravenminer.com:3800 --wallet YOUR_RVN_ADDRESS --worker ArcWorker1
Run
arcminer.exe --list-devices to see detected GPUs and
arcminer.exe --help for options.
An Linux CUDA package is also available, but its GPU mining paths have not yet been validated on Linux hardware or live pools. Dual mining, pool failover, and an HTTP API are not currently available.
Downloads:
ArcMiner release filesSource and documentation:
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