• Improved hashrate performance - on average an increase of 10%+ can be expected for Antminer S9 and 40%+ for Antminer S17
• Improved power efficiency by tuning of each individual ASIC chip
• Both overclocking and underclocking are supported
• Easy to use - select a target hashrate and the firmware will take care of all details
• Flexible by allowing manual tuning and many configuration settings
• Antivirus to prevent and recover from virus attacks
• Very low power usage (25W) in case the Internet connection is lost - compared to the Bitmain firmware consuming maximum power
• Immersion cooling support

• Install and upgrade firmware via Awesome Miner
• Display of current power usage
• Display of ASIC chip performance and details
• Find the physical miner by initiating a LED flash
• Put the Antminer in sleep mode where it will consume very little power
• Antivirus scan
• Change mining profile to allow overclocking and underclocking via Awesome Miner
• Enable AsicBoost via the mining profile configuration in Awesome Miner
• Backup and restore of firmware configuration settings
• All Antminer features in Awesome Miner are available to use with the Awesome Miner Antminer Firmware
• All operations can be performed on a large number of miners at once
• No Awesome Miner licenses required for miners running firmware versions with a 3% mining fee

• The firmware has a mining fee of either 2% or 3% (on average a bit lower, about 1.8% and 2.8%)
• The mining fee is based on a parallel mining concept to avoid any interruptions to the normal mining
• The firmware with a 3% mining fee includes an Awesome Miner license and doesn't consume any of the licenses available in Awesome Miner. This makes it possible to run Awesome Miner and Cloud Services without paying anything for the license as long as the firmware with a 3% mining fee is being used.

• Antminer firmware - Installation
• Antminer firmware - Configuration
• Antminer S9 Dual mode

After the firmware upgrade, why isn't the Antminer web interface isn't working correctly?

Please hold down the Ctrl key and press the Reload button in the web browser or use the key combination Ctrl+F5. This will clear any cache of the old firmware user interface and resolve the problem. For more information see the Wikipedia guide about fully reloading a web page.

Why is the miner restarting itself?

If the Mining Profile is configured for Full Reboot, the miner can reboot it self in order to better tune or correct poor performing mining chips. It's expected that a miner will reboot a few times when using the firmware for the first time.

What is the mining fee?

The firmware has a built-in mining fee to support the development of the firmware. The goal of the firmware is to provide significantly better hashrate performance, more features and improved Awesome Miner integration, making the mining fee very affordable.

The mining fee is either 2% or 3% depending on firmware. Example: With a total hashrate of 15TH/s and 2% mining fee, no more than 0.3TH/s will be used for the mining fee.

The mining fee consist of two pools named DevFee that are running mining in parallel. These two pools are working with a very low difficulty level, resulting in a high number of accepted shares. A high number of shares doesn't indicate that the DevFee pools are taking all hashrate - it's a result of the low difficulty level for each of the shares.