[Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners

[jamesmbond]

would love to see temperature threshold warning -- say x% higher than average for all GPUs in a rig (or same type of GPU) and turn this GPU temp "red" in the My Miners screen.   i know there are temp settings configured in device profiles but just want easier way  to see an "out of control" miner in the My Miners tab.

[Dexter_Saint_Jock]

What can I do with it???
http://www.picshare.ru/uploads/170917/2gDYpg42D4.jpg
And this from my phone...
http://www.picshare.ru/uploads/170917/VEMBXF7zwH.jpg

[solteykr]

Can I incorporate the Bitcoin rates of Coins.ph "https://quote.coins.ph/v1/markets/BTC-PHP" into Awesome Miner?

and also please support PHP - Philippine Peso

Thank you.

[JACKSEG]

atfer update to new version 4.0.1 every thing is ok
great work , thanks

Same here. Thanks for your support ;-)

[patrike]

would love to see temperature threshold warning -- say x% higher than average for all GPUs in a rig (or same type of GPU) and turn this GPU temp "red" in the My Miners screen.   i know there are temp settings configured in device profiles but just want easier way  to see an "out of control" miner in the My Miners tab.

The concept of comparing with average temperature is not supported (but I agree that it would be great!), but if you define a trigger on a specific threshold, you can have an action of the type Highlight Miner. Using this one you can get the miners in the Miner tab to get blue / yellow / red background to visualize any issues.

[patrike]

What can I do with it???

And this from my phone...

I resolved that earlier today. Unfortunately there have been some issues on the Amazon environments where Cloud Services are hosted. I've identified and made a workaround for this earlier today, and gave feedback to Amazon what they should look into.

[patrike]

Can I incorporate the Bitcoin rates of Coins.ph "https://quote.coins.ph/v1/markets/BTC-PHP" into Awesome Miner?

and also please support PHP - Philippine Peso

Thank you.

I can add PHP as a display currency for the next release.

[insaniak]

When trying to do profit mining It is always mining lbry and I dont know why as thats not the most profitable. I set it up for zpool and also did bench marking. Could you help me with this?

[puwaha]

When trying to do profit mining It is always mining lbry and I dont know why as thats not the most profitable. I set it up for zpool and also did bench marking. Could you help me with this?

Which profit mining services do you have enabled?  (Nicehash, zpool, Miningpoolhub, Miningrigrentals, or custom pool groups?)

There are two methods that AM uses to determine profitability... on the Coins tab, this is the whattomine.com list of profitability based on your benchmarked hashing rates.  Those rates need to be set in a profit profile, and applied to your profit switching miner.  If you aren't mining pools directly, then using the Coins tab to determine "what is most profitable" will not always be correct.

The second method is if you have Nicehash, zpool, miningpoolhub and miningrigrentals enabled in profit switching, then AM will also use those services (profit can be found on the Online Services tab) in addition to the Coins tab to determine which is the most profitable.

If Zpool says mining lbry is more profitable on it's service (Online Services tab) than what you see on whattomine.com (Coins tab) then AM will use Zpool's profit information and point your rigs to it.

[solteykr]

Can I incorporate the Bitcoin rates of Coins.ph "https://quote.coins.ph/v1/markets/BTC-PHP" into Awesome Miner?

and also please support PHP - Philippine Peso

Thank you.

I can add PHP as a display currency for the next release.

Thank you very much. How about the other question..

Coins.ph is my exchange wallet. and they have their own rate. Can Awesome miner get the rates from there?

[patrike]

Can I incorporate the Bitcoin rates of Coins.ph "https://quote.coins.ph/v1/markets/BTC-PHP" into Awesome Miner?

and also please support PHP - Philippine Peso

Thank you.

I can add PHP as a display currency for the next release.

Thank you very much. How about the other question..

Coins.ph is my exchange wallet. and they have their own rate. Can Awesome miner get the rates from there?

No. Right now it will get the exchange rate from Coinbase or Bitstamp only

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Antminer D3 information
I've just received the first reports on Antminer D3 and the bad news is that it doesn't work out of the box with Awesome Miner due to some non-standard API changes introduced by Bitmain.

The good news is that I will most likely be able to adjust Awesome Miner to handle this, so unless I run into any more unexpected behaviors of the D3, I will have a new release of Awesome Miner with D3 support available within the next few hours.

[cashen]

having an issue adding coins in the balance.

would it be easier if we just put in the "get balance" address?

"http://explorer.signatum.io/ext/getaddress/"

[Artlover]

Thanks for your work. Are the Innosilicon A5 going to be supported?

[patrike]

having an issue adding coins in the balance.

would it be easier if we just put in the "get balance" address?

"http://explorer.signatum.io/ext/getaddress/"

Awesome Miner only supports a number of Block Explorer API, but not that one. The problem is that these API's can be very different, making it almost impossible for Awesome Miner to support all.

A large number of coins are supported via this one: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/
However, Signatum is not in that list.

Given the fact that Signatum is quite popular, I will consider adding specific support for it. Thanks for your feedback on this.

[patrike]

Thanks for your work. Are the Innosilicon A5 going to be supported?

Innosilicon A2 is supported. I don't know about A5 yet, but as soon as someone gets their hands on it and send me an API report, I can either verify that it's working or make adjustments to make it work.

[patrike]

Awesome Miner version 4.0.2

- Antminer D3 supported
- Support IP address variables in the Worker name field of the Pool Properties.
- Added Philippine Peso as display currency

This release is focusing on the Antminer D3 support. I know many users started to get their D3 deliveries today.

[insaniak]

When trying to do profit mining It is always mining lbry and I dont know why as thats not the most profitable. I set it up for zpool and also did bench marking. Could you help me with this?

Which profit mining services do you have enabled?  (Nicehash, zpool, Miningpoolhub, Miningrigrentals, or custom pool groups?)

There are two methods that AM uses to determine profitability... on the Coins tab, this is the whattomine.com list of profitability based on your benchmarked hashing rates.  Those rates need to be set in a profit profile, and applied to your profit switching miner.  If you aren't mining pools directly, then using the Coins tab to determine "what is most profitable" will not always be correct.

The second method is if you have Nicehash, zpool, miningpoolhub and miningrigrentals enabled in profit switching, then AM will also use those services (profit can be found on the Online Services tab) in addition to the Coins tab to determine which is the most profitable.

If Zpool says mining lbry is more profitable on it's service (Online Services tab) than what you see on whattomine.com (Coins tab) then AM will use Zpool's profit information and point your rigs to it.

That makes sense thank you so much. So basically If I wanted to use the coins tab I would need to have separate pools for all the different coins and separate wallets? What is typically the best to do for most profit? Im using zpool now but is there possibly a better pool or method?

[cashen]

having an issue adding coins in the balance.

would it be easier if we just put in the "get balance" address?

"http://explorer.signatum.io/ext/getaddress/"

Awesome Miner only supports a number of Block Explorer API, but not that one. The problem is that these API's can be very different, making it almost impossible for Awesome Miner to support all.

A large number of coins are supported via this one: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/
However, Signatum is not in that list.

Given the fact that Signatum is quite popular, I will consider adding specific support for it. Thanks for your feedback on this.

Is the only API function for the balance getbalance? If so, why not just make it so we input the specific api url for getbalance

I'm going to want VIVO too. http://vivo.explorerz.top:3003/

[puwaha]

When trying to do profit mining It is always mining lbry and I dont know why as thats not the most profitable. I set it up for zpool and also did bench marking. Could you help me with this?

Which profit mining services do you have enabled?  (Nicehash, zpool, Miningpoolhub, Miningrigrentals, or custom pool groups?)

There are two methods that AM uses to determine profitability... on the Coins tab, this is the whattomine.com list of profitability based on your benchmarked hashing rates.  Those rates need to be set in a profit profile, and applied to your profit switching miner.  If you aren't mining pools directly, then using the Coins tab to determine "what is most profitable" will not always be correct.

The second method is if you have Nicehash, zpool, miningpoolhub and miningrigrentals enabled in profit switching, then AM will also use those services (profit can be found on the Online Services tab) in addition to the Coins tab to determine which is the most profitable.

If Zpool says mining lbry is more profitable on it's service (Online Services tab) than what you see on whattomine.com (Coins tab) then AM will use Zpool's profit information and point your rigs to it.

That makes sense thank you so much. So basically If I wanted to use the coins tab I would need to have separate pools for all the different coins and separate wallets? What is typically the best to do for most profit? Im using zpool now but is there possibly a better pool or method?

Yes, if you want to use the coins tab, you would put your individual pools in a Pool Group, and then select the Pool Group on the Profit Switching tab after checking the Custom Pools option.  As for separate wallets, it really depends on the pool.  Some pools require you to mine to an external wallet, and many times you can just use an exchange wallet.  Then some pools, like say Suprnova.cc, collect the coins for you until you are ready to cash out to an external wallet or exchange.

What is best to do for most profit?  That really depends on your priorities.  If you want to exchange for BTC right away, then using Nicehash, zpool, or MPH with the auto convert turned on will just go ahead and convert your mined alt coins to BTC or another coin of your choosing.  It's my personal belief that you will not get the "most profit" doing it this way unless you have a ton of hashrate, and even then, I've written reasons why you may still miss out on the "most profit" earlier in this thread.  You don't have to convert just to BTC, you can do other coins.
 In MPH, you have to tell it what to convert to on the website, and zpool you have to use the -p coin=XXX custom command line option.  You'd have to apply this at the Managed Software options, but it could do funny things if you switch between different Online Services... so it's probably best to stick with conversion to BTC at zpool, but it's doable with Awesome Miner.

If you are not interested in converting directly to BTC right away, you can use MPH and leave the auto convert turned off on their website.  This way you will accumulate a lot of interesting coins that are the "most profitable" from time to time.  If you keep feeding those coins to an exchange like Bittrex, they have an instant sell feature in their Labs section where you can probably sell for slightly more profit than letting MPH do it for you.  The reason being is that MPH waits until you and the pool has enough coins to send to an exchange, where you have no control over the timing, and the exchange may not be as favorable as you automating it going to an exchange and letting the exchange do it for you.

And lastly, you could just mine at MPH or a custom Pool Group and just accumulate interesting coins that are the "most profitable" from time to time, and then exchange them whenever you want.  If you like to "hold" coins, this is the best way.  For instance, DGB could be "most profitable" for about 30 minutes, and then it may not be again for hours or days.  But you will have DGB that you can play with at the exchanges to setup sell orders at the profit level you want.  If DGB hits that level again you already have the sell order waiting at the exchange.  If it doesn't... well you are holding and then a week, month, or years later decide what to do with those coins.