Compromise mode — the default
In plain words: the bot picks maximum hashrate among points where efficiency (MH/s per watt) is no worse than 97% of the best. The "golden middle" — that is why it is the default.
How it works
What changes
The bot takes the fastest point among those losing no more than 3% by economy. In practice — almost maximum hashrate at almost the best efficiency.
Why it is the default
Because the balance rarely loses: speed is near maximum, electricity is barely overpaid. A beginner sets up nothing — it is already on.
How to enable/check
In Telegram:
/mode compromise— enable;/mode— show the current rig goal;/mode 3 compromise— set one card. The 3% tolerance is a fixed comparison rule, not a hand knob.What about verification
As always: new points pass the 2-hour check before saving (see the 2-hour verification).
What "within 3%" means
Say the best economic point yields 0.60 MH/W. Compromise candidates must be no worse than 0.58 MH/W; from those the bot takes the fastest. The card ends up both fast and economical.FAQ
How much do I lose versus raw speed?
Usually 1–3% of hashrate versus the hashrate mode, with a visible saving in watts. Your tariff decides: /table shows both numbers.
Can I raise the tolerance?
The tolerance is fixed inside the bot (the comparison rule) — it is not meant to be edited manually. For other goals there are separate modes.
What if I want raw maximum?
That is /mode hashrate — see its page. Switching on the fly is fine.
Bot control is described in the guide; terms and disclaimer — #terms.
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