Antminer S9 FW with voltage/fan/frequency control

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Quote from: thierry4wd on December 25, 2018, 08:54:18 AM

not much, just more hw but not much more hashrate ....

i tested 870mV with 750MHZ, Hashrate is 16.2T and hardware error is 1200 per day. i want to know, if i increase frequency with low voltage value, my device is damaged ? or just hasboard can't increase ideal hashrate ?

thierry4wd

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not much, just more hw but not much more hashrate ....

raminmpr

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Quote from: thierry4wd on December 24, 2018, 05:11:29 AM

I have a 13.5T S9 and I turn 900mv for 750mhz ... in my opinion 800mhz with 870 seems too low, depending on the efficiency of the card, 800mhz it should rather between 900 and 920mv

hi, thank you.
what happening on my hardware when increase frequency without increase voltage ?

thierry4wd

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I have a 13.5T S9 and I turn 900mv for 750mhz ... in my opinion 800mhz with 870 seems too low, depending on the efficiency of the card, 800mhz it should rather between 900 and 920mv

raminmpr

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Hello Guys
i have 2* s9j with 1600 PSU and running custom firmware. this device cooling with mineral oil in average temp is 50 C. i want to overclock with changing voltage and frequency.
can i change frequency to 800MHZ and set voltage to 870mV ? or increase voltage and frequency together ?
i change frequency to 800MHZ and Voltage to 870mV and power consumption increase to 1540W . my change is standard ? Huh

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Quote from: tim-bc on October 13, 2018, 08:24:43 AM

If we were, we could work on some liquid-cooled S9s together Cheesy

Thank you for the tutorial, it got me started with editing the firmware once you showed how to compile it. You can see how useful it was by the fact that I downloaded it as reference.

Cool, glad it helped.

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Quote from: alex1560 on October 06, 2018, 11:54:24 AM

That's you in the tutorial Tim?, because you must be my twin brother then, you look and speek a lot like me.

Edit:
I actually saw you credited me at the begining of the post.

, nevermind, you're not my twin brother.

If we were, we could work on some liquid-cooled S9s together Cheesy

Thank you for the tutorial, it got me started with editing the firmware once you showed how to compile it. You can see how useful it was by the fact that I downloaded it as reference.

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Quote from: tim-bc on October 03, 2018, 07:52:45 AM

I re-uploaded the tutorial to dailymotion for you guys. Enjoy!

That's you in the tutorial Tim?, because you must be my twin brother then, you look and speek a lot like me.

Edit:
I actually saw you credited me at the begining of the post.

, nevermind, you're not my twin brother.

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Quote from: tim-bc on October 03, 2018, 07:52:45 AM

I re-uploaded the tutorial to dailymotion for you guys. Enjoy!

Thanks so much mate!

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I re-uploaded the tutorial to dailymotion for you guys. Enjoy!

https://dai.ly/x6u7xe0

Quote from: esol on September 23, 2018, 11:02:36 PM

hi guys

noted that the Alexander1560's smart tutorial has disappeared from YouTube...
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD5F_KHkkqQ);

another hit of the Bitmain Chinese censorship?

if anybody saved the video clip, please PM it to me!
thanks
/E

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What was it about?

esol

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hi guys

noted that the Alexander1560's smart tutorial has disappeared from YouTube...
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD5F_KHkkqQ);

another hit of the Bitmain Chinese censorship?

if anybody saved the video clip, please PM it to me!
thanks
/E

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Quote from: BitMaxz on September 20, 2018, 02:45:35 PM

I think the readings from other firmware is PCB temp while the other firmware is for chip temps which should be different.

You can check the logs by searching local temp and middle temp result.

For other references, you can check this post. https://enforum.bitmain.com/bbs/topics/3696

Thanks for the hint!
I guess I will have to set back one of the S9 to autotune to compare temps.

BitMaxz

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Quote from: Andartis on September 20, 2018, 05:07:16 AM

Yeah, thats why I am asking. In the meanwhile I also have units, that show normal temps when using fixed freq. fw. So its a bit strange. Thats why I thought of maybe wrong readings.
What do I check in the kernel log?

I think the readings from other firmware is PCB temp while the other firmware is for chip temps which should be different.

You can check the logs by searching local temp and middle temp result.

For other references, you can check this post. https://enforum.bitmain.com/bbs/topics/3696

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Quote from: htautosjay on September 20, 2018, 04:42:56 AM

emmm when i did mine were running at 4600 when my auto machines were at 6000 hence why i said they run hotter. so i wonder why they go to crazy temps when clocked?...

Yeah, thats why I am asking. In the meanwhile I also have units, that show normal temps when using fixed freq. fw. So its a bit strange. Thats why I thought of maybe wrong readings.
What do I check in the kernel log?

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Quote from: Andartis on September 20, 2018, 04:12:37 AM

Just checked. In fact, the autotune miners run the fans at slower speeds.

emmm when i did mine were running at 4600 when my auto machines were at 6000 hence why i said they run hotter. so i wonder why they go to crazy temps when clocked?...

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Quote from: htautosjay on September 20, 2018, 03:04:45 AM

The fans run slower RPM's check it out.

Just checked. In fact, the autotune miners run the fans at slower speeds.

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Quote from: Andartis on September 20, 2018, 03:03:50 AM

If the readings are right, can someone explain this:
On autotune FW @14TH I get 90°C. Same miner with 650FW and stock settings @14TH shows 110°C. Power consumption is the same. So why get the chips hotter?

The fans run slower RPM's check it out.

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If the readings are right, can someone explain this:
On autotune FW @14TH I get 90°C. Same miner with 650FW and stock settings @14TH shows 110°C. Power consumption is the same. So why get the chips hotter?

BitMaxz

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Quote from: m3hm3t on September 19, 2018, 08:48:57 AM

82°C-95°C I think just fine for Antminer devices.. Don't be afraid like that,this devices can handling with max. 125 °C.so I wrote to Bitmain and they said me this.

80c above is fine, but not so good and if you can decrease the temps below 80°C your miner can live longer than the higher temps.

I think the miner s9 will automatically shut down when overheating or the temps reach 115°C if you force the miner to the higher setup your hashboards will die fast. So, keep the temps lower than 80°C if you want the miner to live long.

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