SRBMiner-Multi is a versatile mining software that supports a large number of algorithms and works with AMD and Nvidia GPUs as well as CPUs. It runs on Windows and Linux and is frequently updated to add support for new algorithms and the most profitable coins.
SRBMiner-Multi is known for its very broad algorithm support (including RandomX, KawPow, Etchash, Autolykos2, Heavyhash, Verthash and many others) and its dual mining capabilities. The developer fee depends on the chosen algorithm and usually ranges from 0.85% to 2.5%. The miner offers flexible tuning and overclocking options, a built-in HTTP API for remote monitoring, and supports failover between several pools.
Below is the list of algorithms supported by the SRBMiner-Multi mining software. Each algorithm indicates the program fee, which is usually just a few percent. Software developers use it for their product support, enhancement, and development of new features. The fee works in such a way that every hour a program mines for a short period of time (usually less than a minute) to the developer’s wallet.
The mining software launches through the command line in Linux and through the bat file in Windows. Below are sample bat files for each cryptocurrency that you can mine with SRBMiner-Multi. Make sure to replace YOUR_ADDRESS with your own wallet address, and RIG_ID with your own rig name. You can name it however you like, but the name must contain only Latin letters and symbols “-” and “_”. The wallet must correspond to the cryptocurrency you are mining.
You can find additional settings for the mining program at the end of the page. If you have problems setting up SRBMiner-Multi, feel free to ask for advice in our Telegram chat.
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm ethash --pool ethw.2miners.com:2020 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm autolykos2 --pool erg.2miners.com:8888 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm kaspa --pool kas.2miners.com:2020 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm etchash --pool etc.2miners.com:1010 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm kawpow --pool rvn.2miners.com:6060 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm kawpow --pool xna.2miners.com:6060 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm pearlhash --pool prl.2miners.com:1818 --wallet YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS.RIG_ID --password x
pauseSometimes you need to take additional steps to set up a mining program. For example, you may want to disconnect a GPU or set the GPU operating temperature limit. We prepared the list of the most popular SRBMiner-Multi settings. To use a setting, add it to the standard launch line indicated above. As a rule, you can’t control GPU overclocking through the mining program settings. You can find a detailed guide on GPU overclocking in this article.
--tls enables mining through TLS/SSL. Use --tls true to mine with SSL (values are separated with a comma to set them per pool, for example --tls true,false). Please keep in mind that the pool address with SSL is usually different from the pool address without SSL. For example, eth.2miners.com:12020 is 2Miners Ethereum pool with SSL and eth.2miners.com:2020 is 2Miners Ethereum pool without SSL.--gpu-id selects the GPUs that will mine. Indicate the target GPU ids from --list-devices separated with a semicolon. The first GPU is indexed as 0. For example, GPUs in a rig of six graphics cards are numbered from 0 to 5. --gpu-id 0;1;2;3;5 launches the mining software on all GPUs except for the fifth (indexed as 4).--disable-gpu-id disables the listed GPUs while all the others keep mining. For example, --disable-gpu-id 4 disables the fifth GPU.--gpu-target-temperature sets the target GPU temperature in °C that the miner tries to keep by controlling the fans, for example --gpu-target-temperature 65.--gpu-off-temperature sets the GPU temperature in °C at which the card is turned off to cool down, for example --gpu-off-temperature 75.--log-file enables logging to a file. After --log-file indicate the file name, for example --log-file srb.txt.--api-enable enables the built-in HTTP API and --api-port sets its port, for example --api-port 21555, so you can monitor the miner remotely.