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

[trucobit]

I found your PAtrike competition
https://minerstat.com/algorithms

Since this program, which I don't know if it is new or not, can have as many AL-GOS that we don't have in AW, as a better statistical system can have for Worker. With what it cost me to learn AW and with the license I have I will not change, because it also has bad things like that needs aftherburner in each machine and a thousand more things. But the statistics per worker, the huge amount of new AL-GOS that do not exist in AW and anything else, catches my attention.

In fact I have found several currencies there in exotic AL-Gos, which we do not have added in AW, because the data providers are half dead, especially COintomine is quite inactive and with very crazy data. When I analyze a currency and put the real and dynamic data such as nethash, difficulty etc ... and change the calculation formula to the complete one. The coins are falling, so Cointomine is giving us very poor quality data.

I will have to try the other program to see the coins and the new AL-GOS and the coins related to them.

What are AL-GOS?
I only know algorithm - algo´s.

You say it, there so many exotic algorithm, why patrike must add this when there are exotic? If you want, add it by yourself if needed.

You are sure that protocols are added, but I would like them to be added by themselves and the coins that are in our suppliers would appear alone when measuring the protocol.

But not only do you need to add the protocol or "al-go", you also need to add some more, more serious and paid statistics provider.

WTM few coins, everyone uses it, all coins are saturated

Coinwarz same as WTM

Coinscalculator and Cointomine, especially the latter, use data of very poor quality, just update, make mistakes in rewards and give a rare stockings. That is why whenever I am going to undermine something, I always create the currency or I change the data to dynamic and I add the blocktime, reward, Dynamic difficulty extracted from the Explorer or from a pool and nethash, use full formula and then a few hours mining with screenshots to see what it says that I will win and what I really earn in the pool and at that moment I can know exactly the profit value of that currency. But all this does not happen with coinscalculator and Cointomine that practically cointomine is abandoned.

We need more coin providers, I use them for reference, I never use the data for these services. For that, PAtrike added some time ago at my request to be able to fully personalize the currency and use the complete formula and not the exponential one.

@Patrike needs more suppliers, including scraper minerstast or wherever. but more coins are needed, better data quality and more protocols or "al-gos" will be good for everyone, and it would make my job a bit easier.

As I said before, I am mining a coin that does not appear in AM with all the rigs and I have added it, both the protocol and the currency data.

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[narousberg]

@trucobit Thanks for advice, i am seldom use Mining Dutch and mostly mine on NiceHash (when i sleep) or coins directly. But i want know and configure my AM to 100%
AM is best instrument, where i have all needed information on one place, but what to mine i always decide self, after i investigate market for coin. AM give me only advice and direction what must i check.
I am steady on filling my AM with coin/pool/exchange data. Overclocking and profit profiles. This is big job...
You are right with Ferrari with 80 KM/h )))

[NetfetMiningCompany]

Latest definitions update killed all of my mining. Is the server these softwares update from offline?

All entries are showing as "starting" and stays that way now after it installed.

[NetfetMiningCompany]

All is well now. I couldnt tell ya what the issue was but the software is retrieving whats needed and working again.

[Asusrogmining]

HI, I am mining Zclassic (Equihash Zero algorithm) with 195 h/s. Whattomine shows the profitability as $2.85 per day, but in Awesome Miner dashboard it's &700 per day! I have added the json link of Zclassic to Awesome Miner settings but the profitability is still inaccurate. What's the solution?

[NetfetMiningCompany]

From what I understand its the API of the site its pulling from. It might fix it if you change the exchange its pulling the zcl info from.

[GoRdiE]

Hi, how to get the value inside ""?

https://ibb.co/47CGr7x

[patrike]

Hi boss, one suggestion:
pls add some button/selectBox to OnlineService tab, where user can quick switch between Statistics method calculation (24 actual, estimated, current, etc) with and without affecting the miners. You have place for this on the window bottom. Maybe its a good idea to show additional columns with another calculation method, to made comparation easy.Regards

one other small bug what i found:
Pofit miner running, at this moment i change GPU Overclocking Profile in Miner Profit Profile, some time later,  if miner crashed, new settings  will not be read from Profit Profile. New settings will be read only if user explicit stop&start miner. Look into this pls.

Thanks for the suggestions and remark about the GPU overclocking - I will look into this.

[patrike]

We need more coin providers, I use them for reference, I never use the data for these services. For that, PAtrike added some time ago at my request to be able to fully personalize the currency and use the complete formula and not the exponential one.

@Patrike needs more suppliers, including scraper minerstast or wherever. but more coins are needed, better data quality and more protocols or "al-gos" will be good for everyone, and it would make my job a bit easier.

As I said before, I am mining a coin that does not appear in AM with all the rigs and I have added it, both the protocol and the currency data.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm always open for suggestions and I agree that it would be nice with better coin statistics providers. I don't have any quick solution to this right now, but I do understand your point.

Please also note that once it's made very easy to mine a specific coin thanks to mining software, algorithm being available, pools are available, good profit statistics are available - the coin will be much more popular to mine and it will no longer be as profitable.

[patrike]

HI, I am mining Zclassic (Equihash Zero algorithm) with 195 h/s. Whattomine shows the profitability as $2.85 per day, but in Awesome Miner dashboard it's &700 per day! I have added the json link of Zclassic to Awesome Miner settings but the profitability is still inaccurate. What's the solution?

I noticed that this coin requires a custom "Exponential Factor". I will add this in the next release.

You can manually configure this as well if you want to get the correct calculations right away. Please go to the Coins tab and open the Properties for ZClassic. Select "Override exponential factor" (only override this value, nothing else) and enter the value: 13

[patrike]

Hi, how to get the value inside ""?

This is a string value that Awesome Miner doesn't interpret as a number. I will update the data parser for this in the next release to be able to handle it.

[sxemini]

Hi Patrike,

in Mining History we only see the average speed, but it is a little useless if you mined 2 different algorithms (ethash and zhash), but in my opinion, the average speed for both algorithms should be there.

[ayiphelmy]

Link for manual update please

many thanks

This one is a public release (not a development release) and can be downloaded directly from the web site: https://www.awesomeminer.com/download

Links to the installers:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/AwesomeMiner.msi
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

ok sory i dont see that but im curious  with the issued when i try to update from awesome miner it always said cant download the update.... maybe u can tell me what its wrong with it? i've been using awesome more than a years but lately having this issued

Can you please share the exact error message for this?
Do you run any security software or anti-virus that can be disabled for testing purpose to see if that is blocking the update?

idk what is blocking because i use laptop to control all my miner agent.. i dont use any additional security... when i try to update awesome new popup and say failed to download update please update manualy from website... so the download is always failed

[patrike]

Link for manual update please

many thanks

This one is a public release (not a development release) and can be downloaded directly from the web site: https://www.awesomeminer.com/download

Links to the installers:
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/AwesomeMiner.msi
https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/AwesomeMinerRemoteService.msi

ok sory i dont see that but im curious  with the issued when i try to update from awesome miner it always said cant download the update.... maybe u can tell me what its wrong with it? i've been using awesome more than a years but lately having this issued

Can you please share the exact error message for this?
Do you run any security software or anti-virus that can be disabled for testing purpose to see if that is blocking the update?

idk what is blocking because i use laptop to control all my miner agent.. i dont use any additional security... when i try to update awesome new popup and say failed to download update please update manualy from website... so the download is always failed

Can you please check if the Awesome Miner log file (toolbar: Tools -> Log File) indicates any more details? Please look for something like:
Downloading file https://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/AwesomeMiner.msi to C:\...\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\AwesomeMiner.msi

If you go to the Awesome Miner web site and download AwesomeMiner.msi and save it to the same folder (...\AppData\Local\AwesomeMiner\) - is this download+save operation working?

[patrike]

Hi Patrike,

in Mining History we only see the average speed, but it is a little useless if you mined 2 different algorithms (ethash and zhash), but in my opinion, the average speed for both algorithms should be there.

When using the profit switcher where you have multiple algorithms for the same miner, the hashrate value will not be that relevant, just like you pointed out. It's mainly for ASIC mining or single-coin mining the hashrate is of interest.

I do however agree that it would be nice improvement to have this information per algorithm for each miner. It would probably need to be a new view where you select a specific miner you want more information for.

[patrike]

Awesome Miner version 7.1.2

 ASIC mining
  - Innosilicon A10 support improved
 Feature
  - Display of average and maximum temperature per group in the Miners tab
  - Improved compatibility for processing data responses from dynamic updates of coin properties
 Integration
  - ProHashing pool
  - Stex exchange balance
  - TradeOgre exchange balance
  - Zergpool pool information to exclude solo mining pools
 User interface
  - Clocking Profile selection in the Profit Profile has been improved to make more room for the name of the profile
 Mining software
  - Gminer 1.71
  - Z-enemy miner 2.3
  - XmRig CPU miner 4.5.0 beta
 Correction
  - Correction to exponential factor for ZClassic coin calculations

[Nargil]

I am afraid to say, that the native overclocking is pretty much unusable at the moment.

If you have let's say 60x1080ti cards from 10 different manufacturers. You are able to overclock some a bit more than the others. Even within the same model and manufacturers, some cards simply have more silicon or are better made. Thus, if you have cards from multiple manufacturers or different models on the same rig, there's absolutely no way that you can use different overclock settings for each of them.

If you use clocking profile groups, you can NEVER specify a single card, considering that the matching rule options are way too wide. By setting a rule, you are bound to use the settings for cards that you do not want the settings to be used for. Using PCI Id SubDevice as a matching rule would sort this out.

I have 3 rigs, each 12 cards. All of them are 2070 supers from MSI. Still, some can be pushed more than the others. There's literally no way that I can overclock each card on each rig separately and make the settings stick after the reboot.

I also do not understand the necessity of using overclocking profiles. Sure, it's a nice feature to have, but why there simply isn't an option to just overclock the rig, each card however you want, save it, check an option to apply everytime the miner starts and be done with it.

Instead you have to overclock it, save profile and then apply profile in different menu. This way it takes much more time, complicates everything and after a few months you are stuck with hundreds of overclocking profiles and it's simply a mess. And even that profile doesn't apply to the entire rig, merely to 1 card.

I really don't get it.

[Burnie]

I am afraid to say, that the native overclocking is pretty much unusable at the moment.

If you have let's say 60x1080ti cards from 10 different manufacturers. You are able to overclock some a bit more than the others. Even within the same model and manufacturers, some cards simply have more silicon or are better made. Thus, if you have cards from multiple manufacturers or different models on the same rig, there's absolutely no way that you can use different overclock settings for each of them.

If you use clocking profile groups, you can NEVER specify a single card, considering that the matching rule options are way too wide. By setting a rule, you are bound to use the settings for cards that you do not want the settings to be used for. Using PCI Id SubDevice as a matching rule would sort this out.

I have 3 rigs, each 12 cards. All of them are 2070 supers from MSI. Still, some can be pushed more than the others. There's literally no way that I can overclock each card on each rig separately and make the settings stick after the reboot.

I also do not understand the necessity of using overclocking profiles. Sure, it's a nice feature to have, but why there simply isn't an option to just overclock the rig, each card however you want, save it, check an option to apply everytime the miner starts and be done with it.

Instead you have to overclock it, save profile and then apply profile in different menu. This way it takes much more time, complicates everything and after a few months you are stuck with hundreds of overclocking profiles and it's simply a mess. And even that profile doesn't apply to the entire rig, merely to 1 card.

I really don't get it.

Then why don't you use MSI afterburner and overclock each card individually there? Save it and use apply on startup and be done with it.
You don't need to use Awesome Miner to overclock. I really don't see the problem...

[Nargil]

I am afraid to say, that the native overclocking is pretty much unusable at the moment.

If you have let's say 60x1080ti cards from 10 different manufacturers. You are able to overclock some a bit more than the others. Even within the same model and manufacturers, some cards simply have more silicon or are better made. Thus, if you have cards from multiple manufacturers or different models on the same rig, there's absolutely no way that you can use different overclock settings for each of them.

If you use clocking profile groups, you can NEVER specify a single card, considering that the matching rule options are way too wide. By setting a rule, you are bound to use the settings for cards that you do not want the settings to be used for. Using PCI Id SubDevice as a matching rule would sort this out.

I have 3 rigs, each 12 cards. All of them are 2070 supers from MSI. Still, some can be pushed more than the others. There's literally no way that I can overclock each card on each rig separately and make the settings stick after the reboot.

I also do not understand the necessity of using overclocking profiles. Sure, it's a nice feature to have, but why there simply isn't an option to just overclock the rig, each card however you want, save it, check an option to apply everytime the miner starts and be done with it.

Instead you have to overclock it, save profile and then apply profile in different menu. This way it takes much more time, complicates everything and after a few months you are stuck with hundreds of overclocking profiles and it's simply a mess. And even that profile doesn't apply to the entire rig, merely to 1 card.

I really don't get it.

Then why don't you use MSI afterburner and overclock each card individually there? Save it and use apply on startup and be done with it.
You don't need to use Awesome Miner to overclock. I really don't see the problem...

You can't overclock each card separately if you have 12 card rigs. Limit with Afterburner is 8 I believe.

Also, it's always better to use a native overclocking, rather than rely on third party software.

I just do not see why it's so unnecessarily complicated, and to huge extent non functional, with Awesome Miner.

Not to mention, try installing Afterburner and setting up remote server on 100 rigs for example. You would hit your head against the wall repeatedly after 30.

For bigger operations you simply want to have the ability to use native overclock. All the competitors have that easily sorted out really.

[sxemini]

I am afraid to say, that the native overclocking is pretty much unusable at the moment.

If you have let's say 60x1080ti cards from 10 different manufacturers. You are able to overclock some a bit more than the others. Even within the same model and manufacturers, some cards simply have more silicon or are better made. Thus, if you have cards from multiple manufacturers or different models on the same rig, there's absolutely no way that you can use different overclock settings for each of them.

If you use clocking profile groups, you can NEVER specify a single card, considering that the matching rule options are way too wide. By setting a rule, you are bound to use the settings for cards that you do not want the settings to be used for. Using PCI Id SubDevice as a matching rule would sort this out.

I have 3 rigs, each 12 cards. All of them are 2070 supers from MSI. Still, some can be pushed more than the others. There's literally no way that I can overclock each card on each rig separately and make the settings stick after the reboot.

I also do not understand the necessity of using overclocking profiles. Sure, it's a nice feature to have, but why there simply isn't an option to just overclock the rig, each card however you want, save it, check an option to apply everytime the miner starts and be done with it.

Instead you have to overclock it, save profile and then apply profile in different menu. This way it takes much more time, complicates everything and after a few months you are stuck with hundreds of overclocking profiles and it's simply a mess. And even that profile doesn't apply to the entire rig, merely to 1 card.

I really don't get it.

Then why don't you use MSI afterburner and overclock each card individually there? Save it and use apply on startup and be done with it.
You don't need to use Awesome Miner to overclock. I really don't see the problem...

You can't overclock each card separately if you have 12 card rigs. Limit with Afterburner is 8 I believe.

Also, it's always better to use a native overclocking, rather than rely on third party software.

I just do not see why it's so unnecessarily complicated, and to huge extent non functional, with Awesome Miner.

Not to mention, try installing Afterburner and setting up remote server on 100 rigs for example. You would hit your head against the wall repeatedly after 30.

For bigger operations you simply want to have the ability to use native overclock. All the competitors have that easily sorted out really.

Absolutely wrong. Afterburner has no limit. I can control 13 cards on 1 rig with Afterburner. I am the only one?