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I mine with ethminer on dwarfpool.

I use this version: 0.9.41-genoil-1.0.7 Beta for Windows. I would like to try another client if its possible. Is there another client than ethminer? I would like to try another one because he crashed a a lot.

Thank you!

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Please refer to the GPU mining section of Ethereum Homestead documentation - Mining. Your choice will depend on your whether you have an AMD or NVIDIA GPU and your operating system.

You may want to consider moving away from dwarfpool as they control too much hashrate - see If you are miner, please consider moving away from dwarfpool (44%). This link also contains a list of other pools and some of these pools provide downloads to slightly different mining clients - you may find one more suitable in this list.

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I would checkout Claymore's dual Ethereum+Decrad miner. Currently only works with windows but he has confirmed a linux build to be release in the next week or two. Hope this helps and will also boost your earnings with dual mining. Note their is a developer fee of 1% and it only currently supports AMD cards.

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  • Interesting. Is this open sourced?
    – BokkyPooBah
    Apr 28, 2016 at 16:50
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    Nope it is closed source but Claymore has developed many other successful mining clients.
    – jpmi1
    Apr 28, 2016 at 17:25
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    I would stay away from closed source programs as there is always a slight chance of compromising your systems, and it is not worth it compromising your whole network/computer for some extra hashrate or convenience. But I'm one paranoid BokkyPooBah.
    – BokkyPooBah
    Apr 29, 2016 at 15:05
  • And it mines for developer taking 1% or 2% of your uptime: "every hour the miner mines for 36 or 72 seconds for developer" Which causes pool drop, for example nanopool complains that it lost contact with my worker..... So, here is close source example for you :)
    – xchg.ca
    Feb 7, 2018 at 5:35

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