Sorry if this was asked already,

Is there going to be a hardfork for ETN and if there is when?

he isn't lieing, it can be done, my 1070's get average 8 bucks a day, my 1080ti's above 10 is common.  It all depends on what time you put for profit and pool switching and what algo's you choose and system stability.

Although I would keep Phi in the mix though cause it does have spikes of profitability during the day.  The more algorithms you have to do profit switching the better, but this causes systems to become unstable too mainly because you need to cut down the interval cycle times for checking profitability of coins, I'm down to 3 minute checks some of my rigs go down at times, 100% positive its because of core voltages, and specific algorithms.  I haven't been able to track it all down yet, because its pretty complex to do and its happening on many different coin switches but seems to be when switching to nist 5.  Each coin overclocks and undervolts are different, so finding out is tricky.

You really need to know how awesome miner works to add in the most optimal miners for different coins and update them regularly.

You don't need a programmer for this, the guy that is complaining, just doesn't want to do the work, he should pay some one to do it for him, Awesome miner is not an expensive program for the amount of people that use it.  Its not like MS office that has millions of users world wide, its one or few devs making a program for a few thousand people, and charging not much for it.   So, don't complain if you can't figure out how to use it.  Just load it up and keep going at it or ask questions here to and figure it out!

I have noticed this too with ccminer, I think it does have some stability issues.  And its specific to which coins too, switching from and going to.  I haven't had time to track it down but at a glance I think it is when its going from nist5 to another coin.  Oddly enough it only happens with 2 of my rigs out of 73 rigs.  Its not overclocking, memory or undervolting related.  Tried all different options with it, just those two rigs, screw up ever now and then.

It is correct, these coins are highly volatile, the mining pool makes money on the volatility as do you, so lets say you mine at 73 per day if you have a mining hash rate of 100%, which never happens, and mine Tribis, the pool will sell the tribis you mined once it reaches that mark again, this is what the coin maturity is all about.  That 73 bucks a day will only be there for a few minutes, this is why I set my autoswitching to 5 minutes.  This might not work well for system that use many many cards, as it needs more system ram for this (or virtual memory).  Miner crashes can occur, but the nice thing about Awesome miner is it will restart a miner if it crashes.

I was using a pre 184 driver, CCminer 2.2.3 and up needs CUDA 9 which comes with 184 and after drivers.

yep did all that , just me not looking at what graphics driver version I was using

Thx!

I'm having some weird stuff happening with ahashpool and CCminer2.2.4, it starts up and the closes immediately, the diagnostic tool states the config might be wrong?  I'm trying with all default settings, just added my bitcoin wallet in.  Anyone else having this problem?

Stupid me again, thought the nvidia drivers auto updated already, using an older driver so it didn't have cuda 9.0 lol

I've been using aswesome miner for some time now, updated to the latest one, maybe I forgot to do something, but I have been trying to not use nicehash as one of the pools to go to.  But every time the miner loads up its trying to connect to nicehash, but can't, if I have the selection for nicehash pool it starts up fine and mines on nicehash.  I don't want to use nicehash as one of my profit switching pools. 

Ah nm, I was forgetting something have to uncheck nicehash pool from in the profit switching menu of options!

Sorry brain fart!

ok yeah the 5 hours for the block and one hour after that, works, its working now thx!

I am manually calculating it out, not using a calculator (time over coins made).  What I'm saying is looks like coins being made are about right for the time they have been mining, their calculator is just wonky cause the hash rate is all over the place so the weekly payout is all over the place.  They need to fix that by doing a overall average hash rate instead of a per instance hash rate.

So what that means is after the first block is mined which is 4 to 5 hours then payouts come in 1 to 2 hrs?

 

Hi just started with EasyHash, when do you guys do your payouts?

I've mined 7 coins already and still no payouts.....

Also the weekly calculator is all over the place, I should be getting oh 300 bucks a week, but its going from 100-300, no consistency.

Yeah Nemo is on the money, zpool is down right now, use one of the other pools!

yeah saw your earlier post on zpool, so I switched over to ahashpool

Not sure why those coins are crashing, maybe my overclocks and undervolts :/  but either way its up and going, and I'm happy lol, its getting around the same as what I was with nicehash.

Thx for the software good stuff and keep up the work!

just changed the wallet address and what not using the startahashpool.bat

This is my batch file

powershell -version 5.0 -noexit -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle maximized -command "&.\NemosMiner-v2.2.1.ps1 -SelGPUEWBF '0 1 2 3 4 5' -SelGPUCC '0,1,2,3,4,5' -Currency USD -Passwordcurrency BTC -interval 120 -Wallet 1JhZv5KrvzCtn8VneDh141V6MnmoHXgkCV -Location US -PoolName ahashpool -Type nvidia -Algorithm xevan,hsr,lbry,skein,bitcore,Nist5,MyriadGroestl,Lyra2RE2,neoscrypt -Donate 10


No modifications other than GPU #'s  and increased my donate once I saw it working

In the algorithms.txt file, I removed all the coins that crashed the miners

this is what I ended up with

{
    "hsr":  "Hsr",
  "bitcore":  "Bitcore",
    "Polytimos":  "poly",
    "blake":  "Blakecoin",
    "xevan":  "Xevan",
    "blakecoin":  "Blakecoin",
    "blakevanilla":  "BlakeVanilla",
    "cryptonight":  "CryptoNight",
    "daggerhashimoto":  "Ethash",
    "darkcoinmod":  "X11",
    "decred":  "Decred",
    "equihash":  "Equihash",
    "eth":  "Ethash",
    "ethash":  "Ethash",
    "groestl":  "Groestl",
    "groestlcoin":  "Groestl",
    "hmq1725":  "HMQ1725",
    "jha":  "JHA",
    "keccak":  "Keccak",
    "lbry":  "Lbry",
    "lyra2re2":  "Lyra2RE2",
    "lyra2rev2":  "Lyra2RE2",
    "lyra2v2":  "Lyra2RE2",
    "lyra2z":  "Lyra2z",
    "maxcoin":  "Keccak",
    "myrgr":  "MyriadGroestl",
    "myriadcoingroestl":  "MyriadGroestl",
    "myriadgroestl":  "MyriadGroestl",
    "neoscrypt":  "NeoScrypt",
    "nist5":  "Nist5",
    "pascal":  "Pascal",
    "quark":  "Quark",
    "quarkcoin":  "Quark",
    "qubit":  "Qubit",
    "qubitcoin":  "Qubit",
    "scrypt":  "Scrypt",
    "sha256":  "SHA256",
    "sia":  "Sia",    "skein":  "Skein",
    "skeincoin":  "Skein",   "vanilla":  "BlakeVanilla",
    "veltor":  "Veltor",
    "x11":  "X11",
    "x11gost":  "x11gost",
    "x11evo":  "X11evo",
   "xmr":  "CryptoNight",
    "yescrypt":  "Yescrypt",
    "zuikkis":  "Scrypt"
}

ok finally got it working right and it looks like many coins crash the miners

this is the final list I got working

 xevan,hsr,lbry,skein,bitcore,Nist5,MyriadGroestl,Lyra2RE2,neoscrypt

Anyone else got this issue?

I just downloaded nemosminer 2.2.1

I have used older versions in the past before I switched over to nicehash, and it worked fine for me.  Now I have NOT updated my rigs (Windows).  Trying to use nemosminer 2.2.1, and starts the batch file and gets to transcript started, output file, xxxxxxxxx, and just sits there.  Not sure what is going on.  I have tried to turn off my antivirus and what not, still same thing.

I'm trying the zpool

Ok while I was typing this it looks like it started dling stuff, looks like miners but it took like 10 mins to start up?  Wierd.