Topic: Antminer S9 Fan speed too high!! (Read 1605 times)
Thank you so much guys really!!
Its fine, the fan is just misreporting its speed. As long as your temps are good you have nothing to worry about.
Unless you're running a turbopump I highly doubt you're getting 33k rpm out of those fans. That can't be right... 
Guys!! Please help me on it!! I need your comments about this
Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...
It does happen once in a while .
How old is your s9
Not too old, like 5 months old... Right now its running on 30.600rpm... Is it too bad? Should I do something? the temperatures are :
CHIP 1 CHIP2
65 82
68 79
62 81
Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...
It does happen once in a while .
How old is your s9
Hi guys How is it going? I have a doubt, las day I saw my first S9 with 15.000rpm and I got scared about that. It normally has about 4.300rpm in both fans... Is it normal? I mean I never saw that before and today It got 33.000rpm... I just turned it off to verify with you about this problem... It does not sound badly, indeed it sounds very well... It's temperatures are normal behind 80 in chip 2 and behind 60 in chip 1... So please help me with this and tell me if this is a problem that should be fixed by warranty or I should stay ok about that...
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