ANTMINER U3 Discussion and Support Thread - page 16.

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Quote from: Mikestang on December 11, 2015, 02:52:47 PM

Quote from: Riseman on December 11, 2015, 11:18:46 AM

Did anyone try to mod the U3 for quieter operation?

Are you serious? It's one 80mm fan, my desktop has 10 of them. White noise is relaxing, you should learn to enjoy it!

My has only 9 so it's much quieter Grin

Or probably it depends on the U3 batch and fan model.

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Quote from: Riseman on December 11, 2015, 11:18:46 AM

Did anyone try to mod the U3 for quieter operation?

Are you serious? It's one 80mm fan, my desktop has 10 of them. White noise is relaxing, you should learn to enjoy it!

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That means the cage won't fit anymore, and it's going to be higher, but I belive it's an upgrade to be considered.

My 6 U3 are in the garage so noise is not an issue for me.

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Quote from: zOU on December 11, 2015, 11:28:44 AM

So that:

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1746/duc-38/FrozenCPU_80mm_to_120mm_Blue_UV_Reactive_Fan_Adapter.html?tl=g47c121s262

(there's certainly cheaper elsewhere, that's just what I found first)
Bigger fan = higher cfm and less db.

Woah, didn't know such things exist. Thanks.

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So that:

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/1746/duc-38/FrozenCPU_80mm_to_120mm_Blue_UV_Reactive_Fan_Adapter.html?tl=g47c121s262

(there's certainly cheaper elsewhere, that's just what I found first)
Bigger fan = higher cfm and less db.

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Quote from: zOU on December 11, 2015, 11:20:42 AM

Remove the cage and the fan and put them upside down in shallow container with water ?
(this is a dumb advice, don't do it)

Probably some non-conductive liquid would do but I don't like the solution Grin

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Remove the cage and the fan and put them upside down in shallow container with water ?
(this is a dumb advice, don't do it)

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Did anyone try to mod the U3 for quieter operation? I mean it's not that loud but the sound is quite annoying and I'm considering to do something with it. Maybe replace the fan with a quieter one or replace the whole heatsink with some silent CPU cooler? Of course, I can just move it out of my room but this will require buying a device that'll operate the miner, like R.Pi. So these solutions are almost the same for me in terms of money and effort.

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my miners slow down when I use more than two with cgminer. Is that a problem I will have with the r1? I always have to have 4 copies of cgminer open to avoid the slow down....

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Quote from: imap30 on December 04, 2015, 10:08:25 PM

does that router have a user interface? if so, how easy is it to access?

Yes it has the GUI you would expect from a bitmain product. It feels like any other product they have.

The main differences I can think of with CrazyGuy's versiion vs original is the zombie fix, easy gui freq on internal chip, and being able to point internal chip to pool of your choice through gui.

But yes very much GUI and easy.

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does that router have a user interface? if so, how easy is it to access?

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Quote from: imap30 on December 04, 2015, 09:59:57 PM

Can I plug 7 u3's into one r1?

I have done 3 without any issues. I have not see 7 on it.... but I think it should be able to do it. Only thing I might suggest is looking at CrazyGuys with the auto zombie fix. With 7 it will be more important I would think.

Or write your own mod to do it. But I'm going to say it should... but 3 is my max so I could be wrong.

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Can I plug 7 u3's into one r1?

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Quote from: imap30 on December 04, 2015, 06:51:43 PM

Is there any software I can run that will reset my miners if they go zombie?

CrazyGuy's R1's if you select it come with a custom firmware that does it.

Other's have mentioned a chron job on here (I believe it was crazy guy who put it up, and others just quoted). But that is other option. This one I have not seen as much about people doing so might be some more work, but should be doable.

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Is there any software I can run that will reset my miners if they go zombie?

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Quote from: Mikestang on November 30, 2015, 06:20:21 PM

Quote from: imap30 on November 30, 2015, 03:45:16 PM

What would you consider a good miner? I only want to spend $100-$200 and would like to ditch these au3's for something that I can turn on and forget about.

Get an S3+, it will do 450-500GH/s (depending on clock settings) rock solid for ever and you won't have to do anything for it. They are right in that price range, including the psu (I have one for sale for an S3 if you need one).

If you want to stay with usb miners then get like 4 compac sticks and run them 15-20GH/s each. They are great little miners.

I use mine for lotto miners just for fun. A S3 is a tad big for me on lotto. I don't like paying electricity very much on lotto miners.

So I have 3 U3's and 7 compacs that make up my lotto miners. They are working great as of now. Rest of my miners all mine on pools.

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Quote from: imap30 on November 30, 2015, 03:45:16 PM

What would you consider a good miner? I only want to spend $100-$200 and would like to ditch these au3's for something that I can turn on and forget about.

Get an S3+, it will do 450-500GH/s (depending on clock settings) rock solid for ever and you won't have to do anything for it. They are right in that price range, including the psu (I have one for sale for an S3 if you need one).

If you want to stay with usb miners then get like 4 compac sticks and run them 15-20GH/s each. They are great little miners.

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Quote from: zOU on November 30, 2015, 04:55:09 PM

That was sarcasm

Makes a lot more sense now you put it like that....

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That was sarcasm

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Quote from: zOU on November 30, 2015, 04:08:12 PM

You're pessimist Mikestang

I have 6 on my RPI

Block erupters are ok, and for 100$ you can get a bunch

OK what am I missing here? Even if you have 20 Block Erupters you still only have about 7GH/s consuming around 40 Watts. Why would anyone want that when you could have a Compac or R1 with a higher Hash Rate, 1/10 the Power and less money?

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