BFGMiner | Most use full BTC miner

BFGMiner is a modular ASIC/FPGA digital currency miner written in C, offering dynamic clocking, tracking, and remote interface talents. Bitcoin miner software program with multi-threaded multi-pool gpu, fpga and asic mining aid.It is supported many digital currencies mine.

Features:

• A large variety of device drivers for Bitcoin (SHA256d):
  • ASICMINER Block Erupter blades, cubes, USB miners (Emerald and Sapphire), and Tube
  • BFx2 Bitfury USB miner
  • Bi•Fury
  • Big Picture Mining Bitfury-based USB miners (BF1, RedFury, BlueFury)
  • BitCentury LittleFury USB miners
  • Bitmain AntMiner S1 - S4 and S5
  • Bitmain AntMiner U1 - U3
  • BlackArrow Prospero X-1.5
  • BTCFPGA's ModMiner Quad FPGA-based mining device
  • Butterfly Labs's FPGA and ASIC mining products (BitForce, MiniRig, Monarch)
  • Canaan Creative Avalon1/2/3 ASIC mining rigs
  • The Chili miner assembly
  • Cointamination
  • CoinTerra TerraMiner ASIC miner
  • Drillbit Thumb and Eight
  • DualMiner ASIC-based USB miner
  • Enterpoint's Cairnsmore1 FPGA mining board
  • FPGA Mining X6500
  • GekkoScience Compac BM1384 USB stick
  • HashBuster mining boards
  • HashFast Baby Jet
  • Intron/C-scape BitFury-based mining boards
  • JingTian miner
  • Klondike boards
  • KnCMiner Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, and Neptune
  • Metabank gen 1 (old) BitFury-based mining device
  • NanoFury NF1 and NF2 units
  • One String Miner
  • Qi Hardware's Icarus and Lancelot FPGA mining boards
  • ROCKMINER 30 Gh/s R-BOX and T1
  • Spondoolies SP10 and SP30
  • Twinfury USB stick miner
  • Ztex's 1.15x and 1.15y FPGA boards
  • OpenCL GPUs, such as AMD Radeons (disabled by default, see README.GPU)
    • Kernels: Diablo, DiaKGCN, Phatk and poclbm
    • BFI_INT patching for Catalyst versions before 13.2
    • Vector support
    • Dynamic intensity that keeps desktop interactive under load and maximises throughput when desktop idle
    • Support for mining with free Mesa/LLVM OpenCL
  • CPU (not enabled by default nor included in Windows build)
  • Coming soon:
    • any device provided for development (PM me)
• A variety of device drivers for scrypt:
  • AlcheMiner Alchemist miner
  • DualMiner ASIC-based USB miner
  • GAW War Machine
  • Gridseed mining devices
  • KnCMiner Titan
  • ZeusMiner units
  • OpenCL GPUs, such as AMD Radeons (disabled by default, see README.GPU)
    • Kernels: ckolivas, lsoc, psw, zuikkis
  • CPU (not enabled by default nor included in Windows build)
  • Coming soon:
    • any device provided for development (PM nwoolls and/or jstefanop)
• CPU and OpenCL/GPU mining for Keccak (SHA-3)
• Automatically can configure itself to failover to solo mining and local block submission when Bitcoin Core is running
• Support for getblocktemplate decentralized mining protocol (no proxy needed!)
• Builtin stratum and getwork proxy server
• Very low overhead free C code for Linux and Windows with very low CPU usage
• Integrated overclocking and fan control (including automatic adjustment, if configured)
• Heavily threaded code hands out work retrieval and work submission to separate threads to not hinder devices working
• Caching of submissions during transient network outages
• Preemptive generation of work prior to completion of current work
• Automatically detects failing pools and disables them
• Multi-device support (all or discrete selection)
• Summarised and discrete device data statistics of requests, accepts, rejects, hw errors, efficiency and utility
• Watchdog thread to restart idle threads but not crash machine if they don't respond
• Summary displayed when quitting
• Supports multiple pools with multiple intelligent failover mechanisms
• On the fly menu based management of most settings
• Trickling of extra work to backup pools if primary pool is responding but slow
• On the fly enabling/disable/restarting of devices
• Device temperature monitoring (for devices that support it)
• Reuses persistent connections when possible
• RPC interface for remote control
• Ability to cope with slow routers
• Lots of other stuff I can't remember. See options

Config file setup

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For example: --url poola:porta -u usernamea -p passa --quota "2;poolb:portb" -u usernameb -p passb Will give poola 1/3 of the work and poolb 2/3 of the work. Writing configuration files with quotas is likewise supported. To use the above quotas in a configuration file they would be specified thus: "pools" : [ { "url" : "poola:porta", "user" : "usernamea", "pass" : "passa" }, { "quota" : "2;poolb:portb", "user" : "usernameb", "pass" : "passb" } ]

Supported OS: Windows

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