I didnt realize this auto exchanged to USD.. Im mining to hold coins, so I guess Ill keep looking.. Thanks for all the responses, though, and best of luck in the future!

Thanks, had all that configured already, all I still need is what the server address is for the pool for multi algo switch mining, that's all I can't find (You have to manually punch it in to awesome miner to point it there), and Im still fuzzy on the port thing, you literally use 12xxx (there isn't an actual replacement number for the xxx - that just seems unlikely?). Also when I looked at the one awesome miner tutorial it didn't show him adding the port like :12xxx after the address, but that seems like the only way since there isn't a separate box for the port entry in awesome. Also are you saying I can just delete my worker names and pws and leave those blank, then (hmm, that sounds like the opposite of what you answered in the post prior to the one Im replying to)?

Sorry this is taking so much space here to figure out to everyone else!

I could swear I configured it exactly like that, perhaps my problem is not knowing which server to point awesome at, there is so much config info on that MPH site that it basically devolves into spam (and the offered help for it is 'need some knowledge to set up'). Maybe you might know enough to tell me how to configure the url (guess I should say server address). Awesome doesn't have a spot for the port, so I just assumed you'd set it after the server : spot, but they just give you port 12XXX which is pretty vague, and Im really not even sure what the server addy is for Multi-algo switch mining.. Also, thanks! I did look through the server options, and pretty sure I set it to multi algo, but I will double check that (yup, its set).

Another thing that is confusing is in your example you just used a username, but its setup to login with my email addy, so not sure if I am just supposed to remove the @, etc as my username. I am imagining they switched over from usernames to email addresses and forgot to alter their examples on server config.

Yeah, I tried a variety of combinations for adding my worker manually, and it always says something like stratum authentication failed. IDK, Im kinda wondering if that site is just a zombie at this point, there really aren't viable support options like a forum or anything, and the way the site UI is laid out is just a cluster beep when it comes to a newbie trying to figure out how to configure out multi miner switching, kinda crazy.

Thanks for the attempt, though.

I am having trouble with the claymore dual ETH 9.7 miner in awesome, though, it says "cannot allocate big buffer for DAG" (probably bc my GPU only has 2 GB). Would like advice on how to fix it, since I don't see a way to go in and change the individual miner settings and it just continually fails after that "CUDA error 11: Cannot write buffer for DAG".. Also, I see no option to disable that specific mining tool.

I figured out that the interface elements Im looking at just appear to be broken, when I actually start the miners, it does show the pools (I expected them to be visible from a stopped state), but none of the buttons for add/remove/disable/prioritize are ever anything but greyed out in the pools tab.

Posted this on your reddit thread, but idk that you are watching it, clear you are watching this, so:

First off, Im super impressed. Ive been looking for something similar to NH/MG in terms of interface, and this really nails it! Im really new to all this, and although its featureset is impressive (especially the ability to use an alternative to coinwarz to determine profitability - I think the dream would be something that would average profitability math across multiple sites), I have found that something like Awesome miner is just too much to configure for someone like me who is small scale enough to where 40 cents a day is good profits, lol.

Possible bug: I configured it not to run at startup in the options, but it still ran (edit I see another report here).

Feature requests : on the website graph show which coins were mined on hover on the bars would be awesome. Would also be nice if I could see what various coins I mined and my total holding in those individual coins. I would also really like something like an autoconverting payout in selected coins like prohashing if that could eventually be managed (so far that feature is unique to them afaik).

IDK if there is an option to report GPU temps from the miners that show them, and account for that information when determining profitability (because it has to stop mining for a few cycles when it goes over 90 degrees), but there is one miner that constantly overheats my GPU, and Id like to have some way to determine which one that is so I can disable it without watching every window that pops up like a hawk.

Really looking forward to the promised more CUDA miners, and although it isnt a super priority for me as Im not currently using other computers, I think a portable option (unzip and run) would be kinda cool in addition to that other guy.

Man, Im having a hell of a time wrestling with the interface on this thing. I just want to setup a simple 1 GPU config for managed profit mining on mining pool hub. No matter what I do when I have my GPU in the proper place, it won't let me add a mining pool to it (button stays greyed out, and if I enter one in the settings it just doesn't show up in the mining pool tab on the bottom).

If I just run it w/o one it just says stratum authentication failed in the console window. Im going to try reinstalling it at this point out of sheer frustration, this seems like it shouldn't be any kind  of hassle.

Pretty frustrating that there isn't even a simple way to remove the default (or any other miner) from the page where they are shown without getting into the arcane settings page. Doesn't make much sense..

I also cannot see any way to remove hosts once you add a new one on the managed profit miner (ok, found it in the options, but pretty awkward, again).

So.. Im getting about 30 Ghash/sec mining on minergate for cryptonote (monero specifically), but I just decided to experiment with nicehash, and it is using ccminer, but its only getting ~160 H/sec.. Doesn't seem right somehow, anyone got any ideas?

I mean, this is about comparable to what I can do just CPU mining on my i7, and yet the ccminer stuff specifically denotes my GPU (and I have CPU mining turned off bc my rig needs a new fan, and GPU sets off the one that is broken).


Win 8.1 GTX 860M