• official BzMiner - download and configure

Hashrate (overclocked)
Rx 580: 28-30 Mh/s
Rx 570: 27-29 Mh/s
Rx vega: 41-43 Mh/s

• BzMiner is a cryptocurrency miner that supports Ethash and Etchash hashing algorithms. The program runs on Windows and Linux from the command line interface. At the same time the graphical interface is accessible through a browser.

Advantages:

Easy to use miner;

HTTP API support;

Support for remote management of all farms in your network;

Ability to control the pool/wallet on each device;

Automatic intensity dynamically adjusts graphics card load, reducing latency while maintaining a high hash rate.

Setting up

To mine cryptocurrency with this miner, you need to install .bat files (files with .bat extension) with the coins you want to mine. We'll talk about that next.

• Quick Start

Step 1 - Download the archive with the program.
Step 2 - Extract the contents of the archive to a convenient location
Step 3 - Create Bat-files or edit ready-made ones.
All cryptocurrencies are mined using a script file with .bat resolution.

Example of setting up a Binance Pool (Ethereum) batch file

ethash - enter the algorithm of the cryptocurrency to be mined. For Ethereum this is ethash. For Ethereum Classic we enter etchash.
username1 - enter the account login from the Binance pool. This is the most important parameter.

ethash.poolbinance.com - enter the address of the pool (host).
8888 - Enter the port number from the pool. This information can be found on the pool site.
Example:

bzminer -a ethash -w username1 -p stratum+tcp://ethash.poolbinance.com:8888
pause
pause - pause means that the miner will not close if there is a problem, but will display an error message.

Copy the above example and change the username1 to your pool login.

Let's look at other example configurations for different cryptocurrencies.

Example bzminer binary configuration for Ethermine

bzminer - name of the program to run - leave it as it is.
-a ethash - cryptocurrency algorithm.
0x3a.................................... - wallet address where the coins will be mined (replace this address with your address).
us1.ethermine.org:4444 - specify the address and port of the main pool.
us2.ethermine.org:4444 - (optional) specify the address and port for the backup pool. In this example, we specified the Ethermine backup pool address - us2.
The backup pool option serves as a guarantee that the mining will not be idle in case the first server is unavailable for some time. For example, due to overload or failure.

Example for Ethermine:

bzminer -a ethash -w 0x3............................. -p stratum+tcp://us1.ethermine.org:4444 stratum+tcp://us2.ethermine.org:4444

Example for NiceHash

bminer - program name.
-a ethash - we specify the algorithm.
3H............................... - enter the address of your Nicehash account. Replace this address with your address. Only addresses from NiceHash account are allowed.
daggerhashimoto.eu.nicehash.com: - enter the Nicehash pool address.
3353 - specify the port of the Nicehash pool.
Example:

bzminer -a ethash -w 3HG3................... -p stratum+tcp://daggerhashimoto.eu-west.nicehash.com:3353
pause

Other examples
2miners (ETH):

bzminer -a ethash -w 0xB........................... -p stratum+tcp://eth.2miners.com:2020

Flexpool:

bzminer.exe -a ethash -w 0x3aa.............................. -p ethstratum+tcp://eth.geodns.flexpool.io:4444

Nanopool:

bzminer -a ethash -w 0xB............................. -p stratum+tcp://eth-eu2.nanopool.org:9999

Example for Ethereum Classic (Ethermine):

bzminer -a etchash -w 0x3a.................................... -p stratum+tcp://us1-etc.ethermine.org:4444

Example for Ethereum Classic (Hiveon):

bzminer -a etchash -w 0x3a..................................-p stratum+tcp://na-etc.hiveon.net:8888

Configuration file
The program also supports mining via a configuration file - config.txt. It serves as an alternative to the .bat file.

To use config.txt, update the following parameters in the configuration file:

wallet: mining wallet;
pool: pool URL;
rig: farm name (name of the worker) - you need it to track the statistics. You can specify any name you want. For example, MSI.

Then run bzminer directly or via the command