This guide covers how to run and use BzMiner latest version v12.2.0 and above. BzMiner is a miner with a command line interface. It is started with a .bat file or a config.txt configuration file. Supports three algorithms: Ethash for Ethereum mining, etchash for Ethereum Classic mining, and Kawpow for Ravencoin. The program integrates into HiveOS and MMPOS. Auto Intensity dynamically adjusts graphics card workloads to reduce latency while maintaining a high hashrate. Commission: Devfee of this miner is only 0.5%.
What’s in this v12.2.0 release
Improved Kaspa hashrate
Improved hashrate Ergo + Kaspa
Improved Zil oc switch stability.
Optimized CPU cycle (along with support for other algorithms)
DEFAULT KASPA COMMUNITY FUND ADDED (can be disabled with the disable_community_fund option)
Temporarily disabled Intel GPUs for this release.
Blockchain board renamed to community fund.
Added k1pool kaspa + zil to script files
Added kasl-crypto-pool.online to script files for kaspa
Fixed Kaspa’s solo on the pool
Fixed k1poolzil (option force_algo2)
Fixed “oc_delay_ms” in config.txt constantly adding values on every run.
Fixed an issue that caused Kaspa to reject promotions for AMD.
Fixed an issue where Zil pools other than ZMP were intermittently disabled.
Fixed power limit issue
Fixed a bug due to which Radiant on AMD did not mine
Fixed Etc/Ethw algorithms on AMD.
Fixed an issue with duplicate radiant Shares
Requirements
At least one Nvidia GPU and Nvidia drivers
Or at least one AMD GPU and AMD drivers.
Windows or Linux.
Windows:
Requires Nvidia drivers supporting Cuda 11.2 or greater (Nvidia driver >= 460.27.03)
Linux:
Nvidia driver >= 460.27.03
Linux (Ubuntu 16.04):
Ubuntu 16.04 or higher
Cuda 11.2
Nvidia driver >= 495.29.05
Why use BzMiner?
Stable 100% Unlock LHR v1! (Tested on Windows/Linux drivers 465-511, see below)
Поддерживаемые алгоритмы (по умолчанию 0,5% комиссии за разработку)
Ethw (AMD, Nvidia)
Etchash (AMD, Nvidia)
Ergo (AMD, Nvidia)
Rvn (AMD, Nvidia)
Neoxa (AMD, Nvidia)
Olhash (AMD, Nvidia, 1% dev fee)
Alephium (AMD, Nvidia)
Kaspa (AMD, Nvidia, 1% dev fee, +1% community fund (optional, can be disabled with disable_community_fund option)
Radiant (AMD, Nvidia, 1% dev fee)
Ixian (AMD, Nvidia, 1% dev fee, Not optimized for ubuntu 16.04)
Woodcoin (AMD, Nvidia, 1% dev fee, use config “algo_opt” to move some processing to cpu)
Zil (AMD, Nvidia, 0% dev fee)
Meowcoin (AMD, Nvidia)
Optimized dual mining for specific coins:
Ethw + Alph (Nvidia only, experimental)
Ethw + Kaspa (Nvidia only, experimental)
Ethw + Radiant (Nvidia only, experimental)
Etc + Alph (Nvidia only, experimental)
Etc + Kaspa (Nvidia only, experimental)
Etc + Radiant (Nvidia only, experimental)
Ergo + Kaspa (Nvidia only, experimental)
Ergo + Radiant (Nvidia only, experimental)
Low development fee 0.5%
Supports Chinese (use the --lang cn option)
Console inputs in real time!
Notifications for core temperature, memory temperature and power limit (slow down)
Monitoring Nvidia GPU Memory Temperature in Linux and Windows
Improved LHR strategy for dual/multi-coin mining (ethash+kawpow, ethash+ol, ethash+alph)
Multi-coin mining supports three different strategies; Parallel mining, alternative mining, mining only DAG gen
Can be accelerated according to the algorithm when alternating the extraction of several coins
Install the Overclocks PER algorithm for multiple mines!
Management algorithm / mining pool / wallet PER device, as well as mining multiple coins on a single GPU
Surprisingly easy to use miner for Linux and Windows (GUI accessible via browser)
Stuck GPU detection
Watchdog service that automatically restarts BzMiner if something goes wrong (e.g. a hung GPU)
Customizable display
Memory transition temperature monitoring (Windows only)
HTTP API!
Remotely manage all the miners on your network
Fast miner Cuda v11 and OpenCL
Constantly improving based on feedback from you!
OC capability in miner (OCs are removed during DAG generation to prevent invalid DAG generation)
Advanced mining features including cooldown, power up, dual/multi coin mining
DAG check for cards with very high OC
Automatic intensity, dynamically adjusting GPU workloads, reducing stale data while maintaining a high hashrate.
Ubuntu 16.04 support
Tuning GDDR5 memory (--oc_mem_tweak). Levels 1–3
TBS Watchdog (monitors time since last exchange and resets gpu/reconnects to pools if too long)
100% LHR Unlock v1
BzMiner v9.1.0 introduced a 100% LHR unlocker that was only semi-stable. v9.1.3 has much higher stability and hash rate. If the card becomes unstable (e.g. lhr exception), reduce overclocking and reduce --lhr_stability.
--lhr_stability – affects both the hash rate and the stability of the LHR unlock. Higher values will increase the hash rate but may crash the GPU. Lower values are more stable, but may cause LHR to trigger instantly, which will lower the hashrate a bit. Play with it.
To disable LHR unlock, set --lhr_stability to 0. Default is 100.
Unlocking the LHR can sometimes cause an “LHR exception”. In this case, reduce the value of the --lhr_stability parameter. This “exception” will allow the device to continue mining, but at a much slower rate. Recovery requires a hard reboot of the device, which means rebooting the computer. BzMiner provides a --lhr_exception option that, if set to true and an LHR exception occurs on the map, will restart the machine.
Download the miner from two official sources to choose from:
on the official website: www.bzminer.com
or from GitHub: https://github.com/bzminer/bzminer/releases
go to site. Find the “Releases” section and below “Assets”:
Download the latest version from above table for Windows 10.
Unpack the downloaded archive.
Step 2 – Set up BzMiner
After extracting the archive, you need to create .bat files.
In the same folder as bzminer.exe, you need to create or modify an existing file with a .bat extension.
Just create a .txt file and give it a .bat extension.
Open the .bat file with Notepad. Below is an example configuration for a Binance pool. You need to enter the following commands into it:
bzminer -a ethash -w username1 -p ethproxy+tcp://ethash.poolbinance.com:8888
pause
Instead of username1, just enter your username from the Binance pool.
Step 3 – Run the miner
Now you need to start the miner.
Important note! You are not running bzminer.exe. Instead, you click on the .bat file you just created.
So, after running the program for several minutes, you will see a window with a hash rate:
Setting up for Ethermine
0xada842613541e55e2500478892a334cde74ff653 – enter your wallet.
eu1.ethermine.org – enter the address of the pool.
4444 – Specify the pool port.
Commands and Options
Commands and Options
-a TEXT Select mining algorithm. For example. “ethash”.
-w TEXT Specify wallet address.
-p TEXT .. Array of pool addresses. eg. stratum+tcp://us1.ethermine.org:4444
Optional commands:
Intensity
-i INT Set mining intensity (1 – 32). The higher, the more time the GPU spends hashing. The default is 8.
-g INT Overclock the miner at your discretion rather than running it at full speed.
–reset_oc_dag_gen INT Reset overclock before generating DAG file. Overclocking will be enabled back after the dag is created. 1 = enabled, 0 = disabled.
log
-o TEXT If specified, console output will be written to this file.
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