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Profit switching for GPU and CPU mining
This guide describes the concepts of profit switching for GPU and CPU mining, using a Managed Profit Miner in Awesome Miner. For a general introduction to the profit switching feature, see the guide Profit switching introduction.
Managed Profit Switching operates in the following way
Based on the concept of Managed Miner, but requires a specific kind called Managed Profit Miner
Intended to be used for GPU mining running on Windows
Supports automatic switching between multiple algorithms and mining software (e.g. switching between Sgminer, Claymore Ethereum and more)
Automatically switch between multiple algorithms, online services like NiceHash and single coin pools
Setup a single miner
This guide will describe the steps how to setup a single miner for Managed Profit Switching.
Click New miner... in the main window of Awesome Miner
The wizard welcome page is displayed. Click Next to continue.
Select Managed Profit Miner and click Next
Configure the new miner:
Description: Give the new miner a description (optional)
Miner host: Specify on which host the miner should be running. Select Local to run on the local computer where Awesome Miner is running. To run the mining on a computer where Remote Agent is running, either select it from the list if it already been added, or click the New button to add it. When adding a new Remote Agent, the IP address of the computer where the Remote Agent is running needs to be specified.
Profit switching profile: Select either AMD GPU or nVidia GPU in the list of profit profiles. These profiles can be customized in the Options dialog later.
Click Next to continue
The first time a Managed Profit Miner is added, you need to specify which mining pools to use. The example below illustrates the use of NiceHash and Zpool, two mining pools where you only need to specify your Bitcoin address to get started with mining.
Click Next to continue
Click Finish to confirm the new miner
Managed Profit Switching: Setup multiple miners using network scan
This guide will describe the steps how to setup a multiple miners for for Managed Profit Switching. All computers to be managed by Awesome Miner must have Awesome Miner Remote Agent installed and running. The network scan will search for Remote Agents on the network.
Click New miner... in the main window of Awesome Miner
The wizard welcome page is displayed. Click Next to continue.
Select Network scan and click Next
Select the Miner type Awesome Miner Remote Agent and the IP range to scan. Click Start scan and wait until the scan is finished:
Check the box on the left side for each miner you want to add
Give the new miners a description (optional)
Click Next to continue
Select either AMD GPU or nVidia GPU in the list of profit profiles. These profiles can be customized in the Options dialog later.
Click Next to continue
The first time a Managed Profit Miner is added, you need to specify which mining pools to use. The example below illustrates the use of NiceHash and Zpool, two mining pools where you only need to specify your Bitcoin address to get started with mining.
The same configuration for profit switching pools are also available via the Options dialog, Profit switching section.
Click Next to continue
Click Finish to confirm the new miners
Configuration
The profit switching feature can be configured in the Options dialog, Profit switching section as illustrated below. The settings below are only used for Managed Profit Miners, where GPU or CPU mining is used. The settings are not applicable for External Profit Switching where ASIC miners are used.
Profile groups
Profile groups is a collection of multiple profit switching profiles. One profit switching profile could for example describe the hashrates for nVidia GTX 1060, while another describe the hashrates for nVidia GTX 1070. If a mining system is made up of three nVidia GTX 1060 and one nVidia GTX 1070, the profile group could specify this and the profit switcher would understand the exact hashrate capabilities of that system in order to make the correct decision.
Profile groups can also be used to make combined calculations in the Coins and Online Services tabs of the main window.
Every Managed Profit Miner must specify either a Profit switching profile or a Profit group. The power cost for a miner is based on the profile. If multiple GPU's are used, a Profile Group should be used to specify the number of each GPU type in order for the total power cost to be correct.
Profit Switching Profile Properties
The properties for a Profit switching profiles allows configuration of which mining software to use and customizable hashrates.
The Configure button can be used to specify custom command line parameters to the mining software.
The default hashrates and power usage are defined in the Options dialog, Algorithms section. Each profile can override these settings.
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Profit switching for GPU and CPU mining
This guide describes the concepts of profit switching for GPU and CPU mining, using a Managed Profit Miner in Awesome Miner. For a general introduction to the profit switching feature, see the guide Profit switching introduction.
Managed Profit Switching operates in the following way
Based on the concept of Managed Miner, but requires a specific kind called Managed Profit Miner
Intended to be used for GPU mining running on Windows
Supports automatic switching between multiple algorithms and mining software (e.g. switching between Sgminer, Claymore Ethereum and more)
Automatically switch between multiple algorithms, online services like NiceHash and single coin pools
Setup a single miner
This guide will describe the steps how to setup a single miner for Managed Profit Switching.
Click New miner... in the main window of Awesome Miner
The wizard welcome page is displayed. Click Next to continue.
Select Managed Profit Miner and click Next
Configure the new miner:
Description: Give the new miner a description (optional)
Miner host: Specify on which host the miner should be running. Select Local to run on the local computer where Awesome Miner is running. To run the mining on a computer where Remote Agent is running, either select it from the list if it already been added, or click the New button to add it. When adding a new Remote Agent, the IP address of the computer where the Remote Agent is running needs to be specified.
Profit switching profile: Select either AMD GPU or nVidia GPU in the list of profit profiles. These profiles can be customized in the Options dialog later.
Click Next to continue
The first time a Managed Profit Miner is added, you need to specify which mining pools to use. The example below illustrates the use of NiceHash and Zpool, two mining pools where you only need to specify your Bitcoin address to get started with mining.
Click Next to continue
Managed Profit Switching: Setup multiple miners using network scan
This guide will describe the steps how to setup a multiple miners for for Managed Profit Switching. All computers to be managed by Awesome Miner must have Awesome Miner Remote Agent installed and running. The network scan will search for Remote Agents on the network.
Click New miner... in the main window of Awesome Miner
The wizard welcome page is displayed. Click Next to continue.
Select Network scan and click Next
Select the Miner type Awesome Miner Remote Agent and the IP range to scan. Click Start scan and wait until the scan is finished:
Check the box on the left side for each miner you want to add
Give the new miners a description (optional)
Click Next to continue
Select either AMD GPU or nVidia GPU in the list of profit profiles. These profiles can be customized in the Options dialog later.
Click Next to continue
The first time a Managed Profit Miner is added, you need to specify which mining pools to use. The example below illustrates the use of NiceHash and Zpool, two mining pools where you only need to specify your Bitcoin address to get started with mining.
The same configuration for profit switching pools are also available via the Options dialog, Profit switching section.
Click Next to continue
Click Finish to confirm the new miners
Configuration
The profit switching feature can be configured in the Options dialog, Profit switching section as illustrated below. The settings below are only used for Managed Profit Miners, where GPU or CPU mining is used. The settings are not applicable for External Profit Switching where ASIC miners are used.
Profile groups
Profile groups is a collection of multiple profit switching profiles. One profit switching profile could for example describe the hashrates for nVidia GTX 1060, while another describe the hashrates for nVidia GTX 1070. If a mining system is made up of three nVidia GTX 1060 and one nVidia GTX 1070, the profile group could specify this and the profit switcher would understand the exact hashrate capabilities of that system in order to make the correct decision.
Profile groups can also be used to make combined calculations in the Coins and Online Services tabs of the main window.
Every Managed Profit Miner must specify either a Profit switching profile or a Profit group. The power cost for a miner is based on the profile. If multiple GPU's are used, a Profile Group should be used to specify the number of each GPU type in order for the total power cost to be correct.
Profit Switching Profile Properties
The properties for a Profit switching profiles allows configuration of which mining software to use and customizable hashrates.
The Configure button can be used to specify custom command line parameters to the mining software.
The default hashrates and power usage are defined in the Options dialog, Algorithms section. Each profile can override these settings.
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