Re: [Awesome Miner]- Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 5000 miners
Hello is there any Option to set the energy cost Watt/MHs when i add the costs by algo i can only Chose for one hashrate.
exampel like this 210Mhs/ 1150 Watt. .....the prob is that he calcualtes the the energycosts only for one this Rig right all other rigs with other hash rates have the same energycosts?
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And is there any Option to save the gpu Setting for different miners and Coins? with afterburner?
i can Change the Settings but i didnt can save this in awesome miner ?
sorry for my bad english. i hope some one understand my Probs ;-)
exampel like this 210Mhs/ 1150 Watt. .....the prob is that he calcualtes the the energycosts only for one this Rig right all other rigs with other hash rates have the same energycosts?
?And is there any Option to save the gpu Setting for different miners and Coins? with afterburner?
i can Change the Settings but i didnt can save this in awesome miner ?
sorry for my bad english. i hope some one understand my Probs ;-)
Yes i know but he takes this for all miners ......exampel 210 Mhs with 1250 Watts by 23 Cent/24 hours = 6,90 then the prog takes the 6,90 from all devices..... thats not right..... i think it must be possibel to say 1 Mhs / 5,4 Watt for Etherium and awesome miner take this and extrapolating this for all Rigs like....
100 mhs x 5,4 = 540 Watt x 0,23cent x 24 =2,98
200 mhs x 5,4 = 1080 watt x 0,23 x 24 = 5,96.
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i want to upload some pics but thats dont work...
In Awesome Miner you can define Profit profiles and then group these into Profile groups (Options dialog, Profit Profiles section). By default you only have two Profit profiles, once for AMD and one for nVidia.100 mhs x 5,4 = 540 Watt x 0,23cent x 24 =2,98
200 mhs x 5,4 = 1080 watt x 0,23 x 24 = 5,96.
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i want to upload some pics but thats dont work...
It's not possible to define Watt/MHs, but you can have more than one Profit profile. You can for example have one profit profile representing what a single AMD RX 580 performs in terms on hashrate and power usage, and another profit profile representing a single AMD RX 470. This makes it possible to specify different hashrates and power usage for different kind of GPUs.
Then you can group this together by creating a few Profit groups. Let's say you have one group called "RX580 6 GPU" where you simply specify that you have the profile for AMD RX 580, but 6 instances of it. You can also create another group representing a mix of RX 580 and RX 470 GPU's. Both the profit switcher and the display information in the Coins tab and Online services tab are able to use these groups to figure out the total hashrate and power usage.