[Enhancement]: for MRR let us set multipliers on pricing for algos

[platinum4]

Hi, for common algos like Ethash I might want to offer cheaper prices but for little-used algos like GRIMM or C29V or something else I might want to charge more, can we add a place where we can set algos in a series to certain price multiplier?

Like target profit is 50% but when I want to sell Ethash on MRR I want to sell it at 80% of the 50% target, so I want a list where we can add "AlgoPriceMultipliers": ["Ethash" : 0.8, "Grimm" : 1.15 ] to be multiplied on top of my 50% target.

This would help us profit on the new algos listed when they are hot or from forks.

[Quake4]

https://github.com/Quake4/MindMiner/commit/69d39cbe2dc54cfc2a50e2548deb66da8cbbe0a8 can you try it

[platinum4]

Yeah sure I will; you spelled target wrong here

[platinum4]

I put something like { "Ethash": 200 } and it does not double the rate

[platinum4]

Can you make them scalars instead of percentages so we can set it at 1.25 or 2.0 or 3.33

[Quake4]

Show mrr: output with speed and prices. No

[platinum4]

I have Octopus set to 200% and you can see its target profit is the exact same

[platinum4]

Not sure what you wanted me to do here, I went and downloaded your new MRR.ps1 and it cuts off like half of the code probably due to missing syntax somewhere

[platinum4]

The problem is the lines at 380-382 it breaks the rest of the PS1 file

[platinum4]

You can see all the broken code in Notepad++

[platinum4]

Ah nevermind I think I might have this working now

[platinum4]

Yeah hell yeah thanks

[platinum4]

        if ($var -lt 5) {
            $Cfg.TargetByAlgorithm."$_" = 50
        }

I can't use any values between 6 and 49 here they all default to 50; what can be done to fix this or set cheaper pricing besides changing my main target?

[platinum4]

"TargetByAlgorithm": { "Chukwa2": 200, "Cpupower": 200, "Qureno": 200, "RandomSFX": 200, "RandomWOW": 200, "RandomX": 200, "RandomXL": 200, "ScryptN2": 200, "Yescrypt": 200, "Yespower": 200, "Yespower2b": 200, "Yespowerr16": 200, "Lyra2z330": 10, "Octopus": 10 },

You can see is defaulting to 50 even though I am not breaking the conditional rule of being less than 5

[platinum4]

Oh, I was using 10 so I just thought 50 *.1 is still 5, let me try 11

[platinum4]

Still failing over to 50 even when trying 25

[platinum4]

I guess I would lower target then increase the percentages, but I want to be able to keep same target and lower prices and raise too

[platinum4]

OK I see that this just substitutes the target by algorithm it does not modify it; when I lower my MRR floor to 30% profit you can now see 30s here

[platinum4]

If you can remove that line so I can test then it won't be replaced by updates every time that'd be fine-- I don't want to waste my time calculating targets to match other rigs on market if the next update 6.116 will just erase the code change in MRR.ps1

This is great to increase prices only but there are not a lot of use cases outside of the CPU algorithms where you might want to do that; most other algos on GPUs have competitors but for certain algos I want to go lower if possible but not drop my global target to something really low since then the multiplier on it won't scale the same

[platinum4]

Thanks I think I got this working OK by lowering my global target to 5 or 10

[platinum4]

Thanks, now I got my CPU making more than a 1070

[platinum4]

6.116 overwrote this and now it's gone

[platinum4]

I see this in branch for MindMIner-7 and thank you for adding this feature