An Omega Industries product v1.0

Omega AutoTuner

Omega AutoTuner finds the most profitable overclock for your Nvidia GPU's Pearl (PRL) miner automatically. $3 one-time, with a disclosed 1% dev fee.

$3 one-time
1% dev fee, disclosed
Windows 10/11
Nvidia RTX 20–50 series

An overclock tuning and launcher utility for the Pearl (PRL) miner you install yourself. It fills in the settings you'd otherwise enter by hand, launches your miner, and runs consecutive tests that manage the overclock to find the most profitable setting. Then it mines with it. It is not a miner, and it doesn't include or download one.

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In active development. Omega AutoTuner v1.0 is new and we're improving it every week. If a setting crashes, your card isn't detected, or the hashrate looks wrong, tell us. Reports go straight to the team.

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How it works

Install a miner

Install a supported miner yourself from its official GitHub releases page.

Run Omega AutoTuner

It detects your GPU, loads a starting profile, fills in the miner settings, and launches your miner.

It tests, then mines

It tests core clocks with a coarse pass and then 5 MHz fine-tuning, and picks the setting with the best estimated profit after power, pool fees and miner fees. Then it mines. Press Ctrl+C to stop.

On first run, a setup wizard asks for your Pearl wallet address and your electricity cost. A built-in profits viewer shows what you've mined.

Requirements

Windows 10 or 11.
An Nvidia RTX 20 to 50 series GPU.
At least one supported miner, installed by you (see below).
A Pearl (PRL) wallet address.

Omega AutoTuner is not a miner and doesn't include or download one.

Supported miners

Download each miner only from its official GitHub releases page. Every miner charges its own Pearl developer fee, separate from the AutoTuner's 1%.

Miner	Official download	Miner's Pearl dev fee
OneZeroMiner	github.com/OneZeroMiner/onezerominer/releases	1% on Nvidia
SRBMiner-MULTI	github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases	2%
PeakMiner	github.com/peakminer/peakminer/releases	2%

Miner fees checked Oct 18, 2026. They're set by each miner's developer and can change. More miners will be added.

Fees, up front

$3 one-time to buy.
1% developer fee: about 1% of mining time goes to the developer. The rest goes to your wallet.
Your miner and your pool charge their own fees. The AutoTuner counts them in its profit estimate.

Example from the developer's RTX 3080

Test passes (coarse and fine sweeps): 81–108 TH/s at different core clocks.
Sustained overnight average: about 123 TH/s.

Results vary with PRL price, hardware, and electricity cost; no profit is guaranteed. Not financial advice.

Quick setup

The AutoTuner looks for your miner folders next to its own folder, so keep everything together in one Mining folder:

Mining\
├── Omega AutoTuner\
│   ├── Omega AutoTuner.exe
│   └── supporting files\
├── OneZeroMiner\        (extracted from its GitHub release)
├── SRBMiner-MULTI\      (optional)
└── PeakMiner\           (optional)

Create a folder named Mining (for example on your desktop).
Extract the Omega AutoTuner zip and move the Omega AutoTuner folder into Mining.
Download the Windows build of at least one supported miner from its official GitHub releases page, extract it, and move its folder into Mining. You don't need to rename it.
Check your download: in PowerShell run Get-FileHash .\OmegaAutoTuner.zip -Algorithm SHA256 and compare it with the SHA256 published on the store page.
Open the Omega AutoTuner folder, run Omega AutoTuner.exe, and allow the admin prompt (it needs this to apply GPU clock settings).
Answer the setup wizard (wallet address, electricity cost). The AutoTuner tests your card, then starts mining with the best setting it finds. Press Ctrl+C to stop.

Keep your antivirus on. Some antivirus tools may flag mining software. If yours quarantines a miner you downloaded from its official page, you can restore that file, or add an exclusion for just your Mining folder. Don't exclude anything else.

FAQ

Is Omega AutoTuner a miner?

No. It's an overclock tuning and launcher utility. It doesn't include or download any miner. You install a supported miner yourself from its official GitHub releases page, and the AutoTuner launches it with the settings it finds.

Which miners does it support?

OneZeroMiner, SRBMiner-MULTI and PeakMiner today. More miners will be added.

Which GPUs work?

Nvidia GPUs, RTX 20-series or newer work best. If it doesn't work on your card, please send a report with your GPU model and driver version.

Where do my coins go?

To the wallet address you enter in the setup wizard, except for the disclosed 1% developer fee: about 1% of mining time goes to the developer.

What does it cost?

$3 one-time, plus the 1% developer fee. Each miner and pool also charges its own fee (see the table above).

How do I stop it?

Press Ctrl+C in its window.

Why are my numbers different from the example?

PRL price, your card, your electricity cost and pool conditions all change, and profit figures are estimates. Results vary with PRL price, hardware, and electricity cost; no profit is guaranteed. Not financial advice.

My antivirus flagged a miner. What should I do?

Keep your antivirus on. Some antivirus tools may flag mining software. If it quarantined a miner you downloaded from the official GitHub page, you can restore that file or add an exclusion for just your Mining folder.

Where can I buy it?

It's coming soon on itch.io. The store page isn't live yet.

Disclaimer

Overclocking and sustained GPU load carry some hardware risk and may affect your warranty; use it at your own risk. Hashrate figures on this page are the developer's own RTX 3080 results (81–108 TH/s test passes; about 123 TH/s sustained overnight average). Results vary with PRL price, hardware, and electricity cost; no profit is guaranteed. Not financial advice. OneZeroMiner, SRBMiner-MULTI and PeakMiner are third-party software made by their own developers; Omega Industries isn't affiliated with them.

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