Bitweb GPU Miner is a dedicated Argon2id GPU miner for mining Bitweb through NitroPool on 64-bit Linux and Windows.
The algorithm, pool port and pool password are configured automatically. You only need to provide your Bitweb wallet address, then select your nearest NitroPool region and preferred GPU backend.
Download the package for your operating system from the GitHub Releases page:
bitweb-gpu-miner-linux-x64.tar.gz— 64-bit Linuxbitweb-gpu-miner-windows-x64.zip— 64-bit Windows
This repository distributes compiled release packages and documentation only. The NitroMiner source code is private and is not published in this repository.
- 64-bit Linux
- NVIDIA or AMD GPU
- Compatible GPU driver with CUDA or OpenCL support
- Internet connection to NitroPool
- 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11
- NVIDIA or AMD GPU
- Compatible GPU driver
- Internet connection to NitroPool
For CUDA mining on Windows, NVIDIA driver 528.33 or newer is required. For the best CUDA and OpenCL compatibility and performance, install the latest driver available for your GPU.
The CUDA Toolkit, Visual Studio, MSYS2 and other development tools are not required to run Bitweb. Required miner libraries and runtime files are included in each release package.
Extract the archive:
tar -xzf bitweb-gpu-miner-linux-x64.tar.gz
cd bitweb-gpu-miner-linux-x64Run:
./bitweb YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESSExtract:
bitweb-gpu-miner-windows-x64.zip
Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal in the extracted bitweb-gpu-miner-windows-x64 directory and run:
.\bitweb.exe YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESSReplace YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS with your Bitweb wallet address.
Bitweb must be run from its extracted release directory so it can locate the bundled GPU library, runtime files and OpenCL kernel. Double-clicking the executable without providing a wallet address may cause the window to close immediately.
Bitweb will ask you to select:
- NitroPool region: AU, EU or US
- GPU backend: CUDA or OpenCL
Bitweb automatically uses:
- Algorithm: Argon2id
- Pool: NitroPool
- Port: 6236
- Password:
c=BTE
OpenCL and CUDA performance can vary between GPU models. Test both backends to determine which performs best on your hardware.
Current GPU drivers are important for compatibility, performance and telemetry reporting.
Bitweb displays available GPU utilisation, temperature, graphics clock, power and fan telemetry every minute:
- NVIDIA telemetry uses NVML on Linux and Windows
- AMD telemetry uses the Linux
amdgpuinterface - AMD telemetry uses the Windows ADLX driver interface
Metric availability depends on the GPU, driver and operating environment. Unsupported values may display as N/A, so manufacturer monitoring software is still recommended.
For NVIDIA GPUs, download the latest compatible driver from:
AMD users should install the latest compatible AMD graphics driver with OpenCL support.
bitweb— Linux miner executablelibmm_gpu_gate.so— CUDA/OpenCL GPU support librarydata/kernels/argon2_kernel.cl— Argon2id OpenCL kernelREADME.md— usage instructionsRELEASE_NOTES.md— release notes
bitweb.exe— Windows miner executablelibmm_gpu_gate.dll— CUDA/OpenCL GPU support librarydata/kernels/argon2_kernel.cl— Argon2id OpenCL kernel- Runtime DLLs — bundled application dependencies
hashes.txt— SHA-256 checksums for packaged filesREADME.md— usage instructionsRELEASE_NOTES.md— release notes
Do not move the miner executable out of its extracted release directory by itself. It requires the bundled GPU library, kernel and platform runtime files.
Mining places a sustained, intensive load on your GPU and may significantly increase temperature, fan speed, power consumption and component wear.
Ensure that:
- Your GPU cooling system is clean and operating correctly
- Your computer has adequate airflow
- GPU temperatures remain within the manufacturer’s recommended limits
- Your power supply is suitable for sustained GPU load
- Any overclocking or undervolting settings are stable
- You stop mining if the GPU overheats, becomes unstable or produces errors
Website: https://nitropool.net
For help, contact us through the NitroPool Discord community.