Topic: ANTMINER S5: 1155GH(+OverClock Potential), In Stock $0.319/GH & 0.51W/GH - page 77. (Read 451266 times)
June 03, 2015, 12:29:55 AM
black wire is red, I am in the same position (molex) I reversed only other two cables that have different colors from the original fan bitmain, yellow is blue, originally part of a maximum speed, and slowly lowers speeds, up to die , it stops and will not start. if remit the cables in place the fan runs at full speed without decreasing, virtually noise is too loud.
June 02, 2015, 08:16:49 PM
Well silverstone FHP-141 doesnt seem like an option for me. not enough airflow. guess ill put the stock fans (vacuums cleaners) back on. or i could just keep them as pull fans... might keep them as winter fans since I wont need as much airflow during that time... on a positive note; I bought antec Formula 7 nano diamond thermal compound. i bought it because one of my miners had a 15 degree difference in temps. like one blade would be 70c and the other would be 45. Now i can overclock and the temps are 1-2 degrees apart.
It's a good idea to keep them around for winter. But for summer I would use the high RPM fan it comes with if your summer is hot like mine.
Best of luck with your mining!
June 02, 2015, 06:46:39 PM
Well silverstone FHP-141 doesnt seem like an option for me. not enough airflow. guess ill put the stock fans (vacuums cleaners) back on. or i could just keep them as pull fans... might keep them as winter fans since I wont need as much airflow during that time... on a positive note; I bought antec Formula 7 nano diamond thermal compound. i bought it because one of my miners had a 15 degree difference in temps. like one blade would be 70c and the other would be 45. Now i can overclock and the temps are 1-2 degrees apart.
June 02, 2015, 04:38:25 PM
I have tried everything with my fans DELTA TFC1212DE, nothing to do, perhaps the S5 controller is not compatible, I noticed that if I connect only power the fan runs at full speed 5500 rpm, but too much noise, I tried to reverse the cables from molex, only one sensor, you noticed that part, but then slowly lowers speeds up to die, I do not know what to do, none of you has these fans delta connect directly to the controller S5? and if you work well? 
When you say it run's at full speed if it connected direct to molex during?
A Delta TFC1212DE should be able to be used. I would double check wires to make sure it's the same positions as old fan. Does old fan work on the board or what caused the switch? (Just seeing if it was having same or different problem causing the getting new fan).
June 02, 2015, 04:27:27 PM
.... I wish a company made a copper option with heatpipes, could make a huge difference for overclocking.
Should not be that hard to fabricate on your own .... just need to find out what thickness of the copper slab to get, slice some slots / channels in it and then split a few copper tubes to for the fins that are slid into the slots. All you are left to do is drilling tapped holes for attaching the PCB. I wonder how cost efficient it would be though for just a handful of units ..... ?
digging up an old post here.....anyone think copper foil/tape would transfer heat to the heat-sink more efficiently? just trying to think of inexpensive ways to cool these S5's down. a 6 yard roll of copper foil is 20$ on amazon....could put a layer of it on the aluminum heat sink then put on some good thermal compound. just brainstorming here.
My goal is to have much lower temps with a less noisy fan. trying to make this more "home miner" friendly so I can take these out of my garage.
I think the thin tape wouldn't move enough heat from the center of the IC.
It would not do much for the heat. It just is a decent amount of heat being pumped out of there. That is why it has a good RPM fan.
That being said if quiet is the goal like I mentioned 2 Corsair SP120 in push/pull. Will be much quieter like night and day. But if in a hot summer place I would still stick with the original high RPM fan.
June 02, 2015, 03:45:51 PM
I have tried everything with my fans DELTA TFC1212DE, nothing to do, perhaps the S5 controller is not compatible, I noticed that if I connect only power the fan runs at full speed 5500 rpm, but too much noise, I tried to reverse the cables from molex, only one sensor, you noticed that part, but then slowly lowers speeds up to die, I do not know what to do, none of you has these fans delta connect directly to the controller S5? and if you work well?
It would be nice if reversing the leads on brushless motor fans reversed the motor direction but no.
June 02, 2015, 03:42:44 PM
.... I wish a company made a copper option with heatpipes, could make a huge difference for overclocking.
Should not be that hard to fabricate on your own .... just need to find out what thickness of the copper slab to get, slice some slots / channels in it and then split a few copper tubes to for the fins that are slid into the slots. All you are left to do is drilling tapped holes for attaching the PCB. I wonder how cost efficient it would be though for just a handful of units ..... ?
digging up an old post here.....anyone think copper foil/tape would transfer heat to the heat-sink more efficiently? just trying to think of inexpensive ways to cool these S5's down. a 6 yard roll of copper foil is 20$ on amazon....could put a layer of it on the aluminum heat sink then put on some good thermal compound. just brainstorming here.
My goal is to have much lower temps with a less noisy fan. trying to make this more "home miner" friendly so I can take these out of my garage.
I think the thin tape wouldn't move enough heat from the center of the IC.
June 02, 2015, 02:43:22 PM
I have tried everything with my fans DELTA TFC1212DE, nothing to do, perhaps the S5 controller is not compatible, I noticed that if I connect only power the fan runs at full speed 5500 rpm, but too much noise, I tried to reverse the cables from molex, only one sensor, you noticed that part, but then slowly lowers speeds up to die, I do not know what to do, none of you has these fans delta connect directly to the controller S5? and if you work well?
June 02, 2015, 12:58:42 PM
While I expect this won't be popular, you can try "down clocking" your S5 to reduce it's power consumption, and therefore it's heat production. My thinking is that in the summer I'll down-clock my SP20, and push it up more in the winter, when the heat is useful. Adjust according to you locale.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
i thought of this too. 3 days ago it was 86 out where i live. the garage was HOT! had to underclock them a lot. Then the last 2 days have been mid to high 50's, these things are loving it. Does anyone know how low we can run these temperature wise? if i keep them in my garage this winter the temp goes to 0 degrees some days in January. anyone run these in that cold of temps?
I ran my C1 @ -5c outside (radiator) and the heat was enough to keep it from freezing, it stayed at 7c for most of the winter and didn't care...... I was a LITTLE worried about condensation... but It didn't kill anything...... I plan to heat my crawl space with 2 S4+s this winter and leave my vents open all winter on the back side of the house.......
I also know a guy who ran his FPGAs in his insulated Garage in Novia Scotia for the winter of 2012/13 and was happy....
REMEBER COLDER DOES NOT MEAN FASTER... COLDER MEANS MORE Headroom to OC.... AGAIN COLDER EVEN KEEPING THEM AT -100C will not make the chips run faster, it just means you can pump more Power I to it, or you can clock it faster.
June 02, 2015, 12:48:26 PM
While I expect this won't be popular, you can try "down clocking" your S5 to reduce it's power consumption, and therefore it's heat production. My thinking is that in the summer I'll down-clock my SP20, and push it up more in the winter, when the heat is useful. Adjust according to you locale.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
i thought of this too. 3 days ago it was 86 out where i live. the garage was HOT! had to underclock them a lot. Then the last 2 days have been mid to high 50's, these things are loving it. Does anyone know how low we can run these temperature wise? if i keep them in my garage this winter the temp goes to 0 degrees some days in January. anyone run these in that cold of temps?
June 02, 2015, 12:20:42 PM
While I expect this won't be popular, you can try "down clocking" your S5 to reduce it's power consumption, and therefore it's heat production. My thinking is that in the summer I'll down-clock my SP20, and push it up more in the winter, when the heat is useful. Adjust according to you locale.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
Of course if you live near the equator, this advice is semi-worthless.
June 02, 2015, 12:07:17 PM
.... I wish a company made a copper option with heatpipes, could make a huge difference for overclocking.
Should not be that hard to fabricate on your own .... just need to find out what thickness of the copper slab to get, slice some slots / channels in it and then split a few copper tubes to for the fins that are slid into the slots. All you are left to do is drilling tapped holes for attaching the PCB. I wonder how cost efficient it would be though for just a handful of units ..... ?
digging up an old post here.....anyone think copper foil/tape would transfer heat to the heat-sink more efficiently? just trying to think of inexpensive ways to cool these S5's down. a 6 yard roll of copper foil is 20$ on amazon....could put a later of it on the aluminum heat sink then put on some good thermal compound. just brainstorming here.
My goal is to have much lower temps with a less noisy fan. trying to make this more "home miner" friendly so I can take these out of my garage.
I do not think with it being summer in most places foil will do enough. If you want additional cooling you can add another fan to back. It might make the noise level higher.
Depending on conditions there are not cheap but you could do a push/pull combo of Corsair SP120. I would not recommend this in very hot summer areas I would suggest keeping the higher RPM fan.
June 02, 2015, 11:57:31 AM
.... I wish a company made a copper option with heatpipes, could make a huge difference for overclocking.
Should not be that hard to fabricate on your own .... just need to find out what thickness of the copper slab to get, slice some slots / channels in it and then split a few copper tubes to for the fins that are slid into the slots. All you are left to do is drilling tapped holes for attaching the PCB. I wonder how cost efficient it would be though for just a handful of units ..... ?
digging up an old post here.....anyone think copper foil/tape would transfer heat to the heat-sink more efficiently? just trying to think of inexpensive ways to cool these S5's down. a 6 yard roll of copper foil is 20$ on amazon....could put a layer of it on the aluminum heat sink then put on some good thermal compound. just brainstorming here.
My goal is to have much lower temps with a less noisy fan. trying to make this more "home miner" friendly so I can take these out of my garage.
June 01, 2015, 02:11:03 PM
anyone know if you can plug in a 3-pin fan into the S5 controller? i know it has 4 pin connector. but does the 3-pin fit? was gonna buy this delta fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
Why don't you get a 4 pin fan? And I don't think 120cfm is enough
I would agree get 4 pin and make your life easy. No need to get 3 pin.
But here are some 4 pin fan's that Bitmain made a list for S4, but they should work with S5 I believe. - https://bitmain.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204199879-Antminer-S4-fan-specification-and-possible-replacement-fans
So the fan they put in the S4 is 56dba? not sure how that could be the same fan that is in the S5. since its about 78dba 3 feet away.
Sorry I guess I should have been more specific look at the higher RPM fan's there such as the Delta PFC1212DE or the Sanyo Denki SunAce 120 9GV1212P1J091.
I have one of the Sanyo Denki SunAce 120 9GV1212P1J091 they are not quiet if that is your goal. But it does put out a lot of air with it's high RPM's. And is a tad cheaper then the deltas. I'm sure deltas are better quality though.
I have similar Deltas I think PFB1212UHE-F00 for 3 years now... I can tell you they are rock solid and run 24/7/365 in my Case in a push/push set up on my Corsair H100
May 31, 2015, 08:22:25 PM
anyone know if you can plug in a 3-pin fan into the S5 controller? i know it has 4 pin connector. but does the 3-pin fit? was gonna buy this delta fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
Why don't you get a 4 pin fan? And I don't think 120cfm is enough
I would agree get 4 pin and make your life easy. No need to get 3 pin.
But here are some 4 pin fan's that Bitmain made a list for S4, but they should work with S5 I believe. - https://bitmain.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204199879-Antminer-S4-fan-specification-and-possible-replacement-fans
So the fan they put in the S4 is 56dba? not sure how that could be the same fan that is in the S5. since its about 78dba 3 feet away.
Sorry I guess I should have been more specific look at the higher RPM fan's there such as the Delta PFC1212DE or the Sanyo Denki SunAce 120 9GV1212P1J091.
I have one of the Sanyo Denki SunAce 120 9GV1212P1J091 they are not quiet if that is your goal. But it does put out a lot of air with it's high RPM's. And is a tad cheaper then the deltas. I'm sure deltas are better quality though.
May 31, 2015, 08:15:38 PM
anyone know if you can plug in a 3-pin fan into the S5 controller? i know it has 4 pin connector. but does the 3-pin fit? was gonna buy this delta fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
Why don't you get a 4 pin fan? And I don't think 120cfm is enough
I would agree get 4 pin and make your life easy. No need to get 3 pin.
But here are some 4 pin fan's that Bitmain made a list for S4, but they should work with S5 I believe. - https://bitmain.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204199879-Antminer-S4-fan-specification-and-possible-replacement-fans
So the fan they put in the S4 is 56dba? not sure how that could be the same fan that is in the S5. since its about 78dba 3 feet away.
May 31, 2015, 08:09:55 PM
anyone know if you can plug in a 3-pin fan into the S5 controller? i know it has 4 pin connector. but does the 3-pin fit? was gonna buy this delta fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
Why don't you get a 4 pin fan? And I don't think 120cfm is enough
I would agree get 4 pin and make your life easy. No need to get 3 pin.
But here are some 4 pin fan's that Bitmain made a list for S4, but they should work with S5 I believe. - https://bitmain.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204199879-Antminer-S4-fan-specification-and-possible-replacement-fans
May 31, 2015, 07:56:49 PM
anyone know if you can plug in a 3-pin fan into the S5 controller? i know it has 4 pin connector. but does the 3-pin fit? was gonna buy this delta fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213005
44dba 120cfm
Why don't you get a 4 pin fan? And I don't think 120cfm is enough
May 31, 2015, 07:33:34 PM
You can but im not sure if you gonna have speed control. The fan will be always 100% which is ok but not always good.
i'm ok with that. I need to make these things more quiet. the fan going full speed is 44dba. did some testing. anything under 60dba is doable. so i just need to swap out the fan. 2 S5's is about 80dba.
May 31, 2015, 07:12:02 PM
You can but im not sure if you gonna have speed control. The fan will be always 100% which is ok but not always good.
Jump to: