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Re: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 10000 miners
by
moppidoo
on 20/04/2018, 00:04:34 UTC










I tried everything, in different Riga, locally and nothing changes. On one Riga with a GTX 1080 and 1070, have created two groups and 1080 GTX 1070.  The pictures all show that when monitoring is enabled, the graphics cards on the GPU tab are shuffled.

It is necessary that their order was defined as well as in miner, then there will be no problems. To this came already all programmers.  Miner reads the order cart in the same sequence as they are listed in the operating system. To this came all the developers of software for mining. But apparently AM an exception.


ok, hopefully this solves your problem. Assume you have the following setup as shown in GPU Tab:

gpu1: 1070
gpu2: 1080
gpu3: 1080
gpu4: 1070
gpu5: 1070
gpu6: 1080
gpu7: 1080
gpu8: 1080
gpu9: 1070

In map to system monitoring, then you must then order the GPUs that way in Map to system monitoring... dialogue

This way, given the next part is setup properly, when mining, you are only going to see enabled devices in GPU tab like for your 1070 group and nothing more:
gpu1: 1070
gpu4: 1070
gpu5: 1070
gpu9: 1070

What goes wrong is you are using Managed Profit Miners, I don't know how many software are enabled in your profit switcher, but each takes different command line for device enabling/diabling when miner launches. Meaning in the last picture, it is the wrong place to put your -d parameter unless you using ccminer exclusively. You should put the device commandline settings in the Profit Profile and configure the enabled miners, just for a few example.

Claymore uses -> -di
bminer uses -> -devices
ccminer uses -> -d
XMRig Uses -> --cuda-devices=

so if you have different mining software enabled, you are going to get erratic results and failed miner launches since they don't eat the command fed to them due to incompatibility