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

[moppidoo]

Please add the newly released but the most popular X22i algo SUQA currency to Awesome Miner.
It is already being mined in 3 major pools and 6 small pools.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5038269.0

Coins that are added to either WhatToMine.com or CoinCalculators.io are automatically showing up with statistics in Awesome Miner. If the algorithm is new it might have to be added manually first, but I'm trying to keep Awesome Miner up-to-date with the algorithms on these web sites.

So which box is better to check for Nvidia profitability algo switching, WhatToMine or CoinCalculators or both??

Both, just move the one you prefer more on top.

[trucobit]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/z578nds1x4emj6e/Captura%20de%20pantalla%202018-10-07%20a%20las%205.45.58.png?dl=0

I have a question, in the tab online services appears for each A-L-G-O and pool, a profit that calculates it. I leave a capture in case there are doubts.


But then in options - Profift Switching, I can also establish a profit value for each protocol of Zpool and Nicehash.

My question is, if the profit that appears in the Online Services tab, is self-applied, or is it just a reference for me to modify it in Profift Switching. That's the question I have.

Ideally, the calculation of Services Online will be applied, but I really do not know if it is only informative, or it really applies dynamically in the profift of each A-L-G-O and pool.

If it were only a reference that does not apply, you could put a button to automatically apply that profit to the pool and protocol.

[jimlite]

So which box is better to check for Nvidia profitability algo switching, WhatToMine or CoinCalculators or both??

Well the one I would prefer more would be the more profitable and accurate one. So which should be on top? Thanks

[MoparMiningLLC]

i see the estimated earnings for my gpu/cpu rigs but I see nothing about the earnings my ASICs are making - does AM do that for ASICs? is it pool specific?

[zaqwsx]

i see the estimated earnings for my gpu/cpu rigs but I see nothing about the earnings my ASICs are making - does AM do that for ASICs? is it pool specific?

You need to set a profile for you ASIC with the information required (hashrate and power usage). Then you have to specify the coin you are mining.

[alucard20724]

i found someone attempting to try and scam using awesomeminer

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5042170.new#new

their site address is
https://blokchain.su/

which is an exact duplicate of awesomeminer.com home page

now the person has redone their page to look like bminer... 

[patrike]

Yes, I agree with Alinaops. If you could please add the lbk3 algorithm (which uses CryptoDredge) for zpool, I would also appreciate that.
x14 was also added back by zpool. So, I added it back under User defined online services which allowed me to benchmark it with ccminer 2.3, but Ccminer KlausT would not benchmark. I did a little checking and found out that in Predefined Managed Software Properties - Ccminer KlausT the Default command line argument is incorrectly set to x15 for the x14 algorithm. So if you could fix that, I would appreciate that as well.

Thanks for the feedback.

I will add LBK3 to the development release planned for tomorrow and also make sure it's enabled by default for CryptoDredge. I will also update Ccminer KlausT to the latest version and correct the x14 algorithm issue you pointed out.

[patrike]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/z578nds1x4emj6e/Captura%20de%20pantalla%202018-10-07%20a%20las%205.45.58.png?dl=0

I have a question, in the tab online services appears for each A-L-G-O and pool, a profit that calculates it. I leave a capture in case there are doubts.


But then in options - Profift Switching, I can also establish a profit value for each protocol of Zpool and Nicehash.

My question is, if the profit that appears in the Online Services tab, is self-applied, or is it just a reference for me to modify it in Profift Switching. That's the question I have.

Ideally, the calculation of Services Online will be applied, but I really do not know if it is only informative, or it really applies dynamically in the profift of each A-L-G-O and pool.

If it were only a reference that does not apply, you could put a button to automatically apply that profit to the pool and protocol.

The values on the Online Services tab are based on the profitability numbers provided by the pools.

Because you have enabled "Actual Performance", Awesome Miner will automatically adjust the profitability (BTC/GH/day) accordingly - both on the Online Services tab and when the profit switcher is making calculations.

You can also manually set a Profit Factor in the Options dialog, Online Services section, where you for example can set that Zpool C11 should have a factor of 2. The result would be that the BTC/GH/day value displayed in the Online Services tab for Zpool C11 whould be twice as high. The profit switcher will also be affected in the same way and consider this pool more profitable.

You can also use the Profit Factor concept to make all Zpool entires less profitable - for example if you only want to mine on Zpool if it's really much more profitable than anything else. You can select multiple entries in the Options dialog, Online Services section and use the Bulk Edit button to set profit factor of all selected entries to a value of for example 0.6. The result is that the profit switcher will consider these pools to be less profitable (income is calculated to be 60% of what's reported from the pool).

[patrike]

So which box is better to check for Nvidia profitability algo switching, WhatToMine or CoinCalculators or both??

Well the one I would prefer more would be the more profitable and accurate one. So which should be on top? Thanks

I don't think it's possible to say that one or the other is better and this is why Awesome Miner lets you prioritize based on any personal preference. In theory it should be more or less the same information for a specific coin.

[patrike]

i see the estimated earnings for my gpu/cpu rigs but I see nothing about the earnings my ASICs are making - does AM do that for ASICs? is it pool specific?

Is it that you don't see the Coin name at all in the right column (Coin) in the list of miners? If that's the case you need to inform Awesome Miner which coin you are mining. Please right click on the miner and select Define Pool Coin.

If it's about profit after power costs, please use the Profit Profile concept as @zaqwsx pointed out above.

[trucobit]

So which box is better to check for Nvidia profitability algo switching, WhatToMine or CoinCalculators or both??

Well the one I would prefer more would be the more profitable and accurate one. So which should be on top? Thanks

In my case, I have 3 activated. But remember that there are coins within What to mine or Coinscalculator that you can add, because they do not appear in your api.

This is my order
Coinscalculator
What To Mine
CoinWarz

[trucobit]

@patrike   Z-enemy for RTX     https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3378390.520   

Please.....

[patrike]

@patrike   Z-enemy for RTX     https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3378390.520   

Please.....

Yes - I just added this one and it will be part of the development release tomorrow.

You can use the following download link in Options dialog, Managed Software, for Z-enemy, if you want to use version 1.22 already today:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/awesomeminer-download/z-enemy.1-22-cuda9.1_x64.zip

[patrike]

Hi,

it would be nice if the following miner for amd gpu were integrated:

WildRig Multi (bcd, c11, geek, hex, hmq1725, phi, renesis, sonoa, timetravel, tribus, x16r, x16s, x17)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5023676.0

teamredminer (phi2, lyra2z)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5027811.0

I tried to enter them manually but without results.

Sorry for the bad english.

Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback.

WildRig will be included in a development release planned for tomorrow.

TeamRedMiner doesn't have any monitoring interface (API) yet, so it could be supported later on once they add support for it.

[O-Coin]

@patrike

Srb1.6.7 download link of http://www.srbminer.com/downloads/SRBMiner-CN-V1-6-7.zip  goes to

Not Found
The requested URL /downloads/SRBMiner-CN-V1-6-7.zip was not found on this server.

Maybe you can update that as well in next release.  Seems he uses mega only now so I had to download locally and install that way.

Thanks

[Allo-4ka]

At the moment, none of these sites provides any interfaces (API) where applications can get coin statistics. If they have an interest of providing that in the future, it could be supported via Awesome Miner. It will depend on if they are willing to share this information outside their own web site.

the average price will have to enter in order to avoid such cases
http://images2.imagebam.com/a6/fc/d4/c47e40995267274.PNG

[patrike]

@patrike

Srb1.6.7 download link of http://www.srbminer.com/downloads/SRBMiner-CN-V1-6-7.zip  goes to

Not Found
The requested URL /downloads/SRBMiner-CN-V1-6-7.zip was not found on this server.

Maybe you can update that as well in next release.  Seems he uses mega only now so I had to download locally and install that way.

Thanks

Thanks for letting me know - that link used to work.

From the next release Awesome Miner will use the following link instead - and you can manually start using it already today via the Options dialog, Managed Software, for SRBMiner:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/awesomeminer-download/srbminer-cn-v1-6-7.zip

[cryptotamer01]

Please add X22i algorithm SUQA currency. The webpage and the team is released and seems it will be very popular. It would be great to see it on Awesome Miner.
Thanks

[MoparMiningLLC]

i see the estimated earnings for my gpu/cpu rigs but I see nothing about the earnings my ASICs are making - does AM do that for ASICs? is it pool specific?

You need to set a profile for you ASIC with the information required (hashrate and power usage). Then you have to specify the coin you are mining.

how? I see no option to creating a profile for ASICs - also I cannot figure out how to set it up for accessing AM via mobile. I have tried numerous things and no matter what I do it is still only accessible on network.

[patrike]

i see the estimated earnings for my gpu/cpu rigs but I see nothing about the earnings my ASICs are making - does AM do that for ASICs? is it pool specific?

You need to set a profile for you ASIC with the information required (hashrate and power usage). Then you have to specify the coin you are mining.

how? I see no option to creating a profile for ASICs - also I cannot figure out how to set it up for accessing AM via mobile. I have tried numerous things and no matter what I do it is still only accessible on network.

Did you define a coin for the pool so you can see the revenue to begin with? Can you attach a screenshot of this miner to illustrate?

For the mobile web interface - there are two options here.
1) Either you go for a Cloud Services subscription and then everything should simply work and you can access it from any network.
2) The other option is to use the built-in web interface where you manually need to configure your router if you want to access the web interface from the outside. If the web interface works on the local network, the work to make it accessible from the outside is about port forwarding configuration in your router.