Asic.to Firmware S17+ 95th/s • T17+ 80th/s T17 40w/t • S17/T17 on over 200k Asic - page 12.

taserz

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Quote from: Ripster on January 25, 2020, 10:56:44 AM

Good morning Taserz, thank you for the autotune, im trying one of your profiles and all im getting is this error

https://ibb.co/TvrgY23

its rebooted like 10-15 times, will it correct it self or whats it doing? any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

If you choose a preset it will auoto tune for over an hours while it sorts itself out. If you go to minerprofiles page on the bottom right it will give you the details on the Autotune and what round it is on. Every time it gets faster or draws less power until chips are stable. My S17 for example at 70th lasted 9 rounds of auto tuning

Ripster

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Good morning Taserz, thank you for the autotune, im trying one of your profiles and all im getting is this error

https://ibb.co/TvrgY23

its rebooted like 10-15 times, will it correct it self or whats it doing? any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

taserz

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Hi algcool, can you pm me and send me your email or your telegram I would love to chat with you.

I have to check on the hashrate for T17 as I only know the S17 off the top of my head. The settings you showed me looks like a patched bmminer or a fixed frequency overclock. Ours will outperform those numbers as we do tuning per chip.

1. Yes very stable we are doing our auto-tune beta and it should be out by the end of today. Our current firmware outperforms all other firmware we have seen online. This current update will make it far easier to use for big farms.
2. It supports S17/S17pro/T17. For the S17E/T17E/S17+/T17+ we will have a beta firmware ready for it in about a week. (it is already working we just need to package it up and fix a few things)

I look forward to hearing back from you.

AUTO TUNE UPDATE IS LIVE!

https://asic.to/files/Firmware/S17/Antminer-S17-0.9.8.tar.gz

https://asic.to/files/Firmware/T17/Antminer-T17-0.9.8.tar.gz

New release, 0.9.8_beta for Antminer S17 & T17 models

What is done:
1. General stability
2. Extended and refactored the main driver.
3. The next iteration of refinement and improvement of errors (HW)
4. Hash rate loss on some pools was analyzed and fixed.
5. Added support for P2P pool.
6. Activated the multiplier for the distribution of mass batch configs.
7. Work on with the reading of temperature sensors I2C
8. Created more than 10 overclocking profiles.
9. Added autotune!!! (note, autotune results are saved in a separate config, when changing a profile to a new one and returning to the previous profile, a repeated autotune is not required, except for a forced retune by the user).
After the completion of the tune, “temporarily” changes to the chips in the manual section of gui are not displayed.
10. Autotune is taken out as a separate log in the profiles section.
11. Automatic reboot when unbalancing domains to save chips from burnout.
12. Added manual downgrade of the entire domain.

algcool

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Cooldragon

Sir,

Very glad to read the information about oc the T17/S17 miners in the forum.

I am a miner seller in China, also offer the hosting service. People here really like overclocking the T17/S17 miners.
In China, we have very stable oc firmware for T17(725M-825M), the status is like below:
freq hashrate powercost enviromenttemp
official 40T 2200W 15degree
725M 43.5T 2386W 15degree
750M 45.2T 2560W 15degree
775M 47T 2688W 15degree
825M 50T 2858W 15degree
850M 50.5T 2934W 15degree
875M 51.6T 3102W 15degree

I have some questions here:
1, Is your oc firmware stable? Would you please give us the freq/hashrate/powercost information like above?
2, Your oc firmare support T17 and S17. Is it support the T17E/S17E/S17pro/S17+?

Thanks a lot!

taserz

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Quote from: tps_star on January 23, 2020, 03:11:12 PM

Hi
I have one T17 and will overclock with your firmware
I need know if i update my miner with your firmware i can use
Poolin or nichhash pools ?
I can get 60th with t17 miner without problem and with air cooling ?
Best regard

I would say more like 50-55. IF you have extreme cold on air cooling you can do 60 but we are talking -10C

Ripster

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Quote from: dm800pvr on January 11, 2020, 11:20:11 AM

Quote from: micairvas on December 16, 2019, 05:47:46 AM

Does anyone have some good setup for T17 on power consumption bellow 2400w? I tried a lot combinations yesterday, my T17s in this moment works on 740mhz/16,8V/2270w/44,5Ths. Nothing better for now...

I get the same 44,567.53 with your config
My room temp 21 degree

Big problem is fan speed now which is very noisy
So despite 3 more TH than original I would know if I can low fan speed or is it not recommended?

My device also also rebooted every 10 min! on any settings!

The fans if you leave them on auto are very quick to max out, i have my miners suck in filtered outdoor air, my outdoor temp is on avg -20 C, fans set to 20%

https://ibb.co/q1Jy1C2

i can have them at 10% but on the -10 afternoons ive hit 90 degrees which at that point it max out fans and shuts that board down

at 20% fans, i very rarely even hit 70 degrees, the PSU fans are louder then the cooling fans

as for your reboots i dont have any problems like that how ever im only running 610 mhz ish and 16.2 volts

taserz

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If you own a mining farm/hotel or have a large number of miners 500+ contact me for a better deal than the default 2.8% fee and to hear about our partnership program.

tps_star

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Hi
I have one T17 and will overclock with your firmware
I need know if i update my miner with your firmware i can use
Poolin or nichhash pools ?
I can get 60th with t17 miner without problem and with air cooling ?
Best regard

taserz

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Quote from: thierry4wd on January 11, 2020, 06:53:34 PM

[...]

No all the firmware is not the same. The vast majority of the firmware use the same stock bitmain driver which doesn't tune chips it tunes the hashboard. 75w/th is pretty much the lowest you can go on AVERAGE for a stock s9. You can get them down to 70w/th if you do the dual S9 firmware with 1psu 1controlboard 2 front fans no rear fans.

Quote from: Ripster on January 12, 2020, 09:05:06 AM

[...]

I will power my unit on my test bench on tomorrow and tell you what settings I have I was trying to recreate it and I got very close

Yeah our fans speed is a little wonky in this current version. Auto likes to max it out.

Also as far as the timeline for an update we found 1 bug causing hashrate to slowly drop over time but we fixed it. We are just adding a few protection features to prevent it being cracked. Our developement team is currently on Holiday as Christmas overseas is on January 7th and they are on an extended holiday trip!

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Quote from: thierry4wd on January 11, 2020, 06:53:34 PM

[...]

No all the firmware is not the same. The vast majority of the firmware use the same stock bitmain driver which doesn't tune chips it tunes the hashboard. 75w/th is pretty much the lowest you can go on AVERAGE for a stock s9. You can get them down to 70w/th if you do the dual S9 firmware with 1psu 1controlboard 2 front fans no rear fans.

Quote from: Ripster on January 12, 2020, 09:05:06 AM

[...]

I will power my unit on my test bench on tomorrow and tell you what settings I have I was trying to recreate it and I got very close

Yeah our fans speed is a little wonky in this current version. Auto likes to max it out.

Also as far as the timeline for an update we found 1 bug causing hashrate to slowly drop over time but we fixed it. We are just adding a few protection features to prevent it being cracked. Our developement team is currently on Holiday as Christmas overseas is on January 7th and they are on an extended holiday trip!

A little update for those trying to install it. All the new hardware requires you to MICRO-SD card flash to downgrade them then you can just install our firmware. The files to put on the sd card can be found on our website. Those with older 17's that never did the bitmain updates the tool is the quicker route to installing it.

If you own a mining farm/hotel or have a large number of miners 500+ contact me for a better deal than the default 2.8% fee and to hear about our partnership program.

Ripster

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Hey taserz, were inching close to that two week mark, still looking good for the auto tune completion? Any update on the settings for 30 ish watts per th

Quote from: dm800pvr on January 11, 2020, 11:20:11 AM

I get the same 44,567.53 with your config
My room temp 21 degree
http://uupload.ir/files/mdor_pcb-chip.png
Big problem is fan speed now which is very noisy
So despite 3 more TH than original I would know if I can low fan speed or is it not recommended?

My device also also rebooted every 10 min! on any settings!

The fans if you leave them on auto are very quick to max out, i have my miners suck in filtered outdoor air, my outdoor temp is on avg -20 C, fans set to 20%

https://ibb.co/q1Jy1C2

i can have them at 10% but on the -10 afternoons ive hit 90 degrees which at that point it max out fans and shuts that board down

at 20% fans, i very rarely even hit 70 degrees, the PSU fans are louder then the cooling fans

as for your reboots i dont have any problems like that how ever im only running 610 mhz ish and 16.2 volts

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Quote from: taserz on January 08, 2020, 11:46:10 AM

I mean not for nothing that 75w a th is the lowest setting most people can get and no other firmware comes close. If you think about it this was a over 100w/th unit at one point.

on the S9 , if you take for exemple 600mhz at 820mv, if come by X or Y or Z firmware, the config is same, so the resultat is same to !

All custom firmware with all custom and asicboost, is possible to down to 75w, even more !!! on my firmware (i thinks same resultat with other) i agree to down to arround 70W ! but the hashrate is VERY LOW !!!

With pleasure Wink

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taserz

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Quote from: dm800pvr on January 11, 2020, 11:31:51 AM

I'm afraid DevFee status is Dead
Is that the reason each 10 min my t17 gets reset?

Check if it is giving dev fee error. If it is it will stop working. Change the dev fee to a different location or something is blocking it if you get that error.

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Quote from: micairvas on December 16, 2019, 05:47:46 AM

Does anyone have some good setup for T17 on power consumption bellow 2400w? I tried a lot combinations yesterday, my T17s in this moment works on 740mhz/16,8V/2270w/44,5Ths. Nothing better for now...

I get the same 44,567.53 with your config
My room temp 21 degree
http://uupload.ir/files/mdor_pcb-chip.png
Big problem is fan speed now which is very noisy
So despite 3 more TH than original I would know if I can low fan speed or is it not recommended?

My device also also rebooted every 10 min! on any settings!

Quote from: philipma1957 on January 11, 2020, 11:02:54 AM

If you leave it alone will it stay in that loop and do 20 30 40 resets?

I'm afraid DevFee status is Dead
Is that the reason each 10 min my t17 gets reset?

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If you leave it alone will it stay in that loop and do 20 30 40 resets?

dm800pvr

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Could you tell me whats the reason of multiple resets on my T17 with 625/16.4 V/38 TH

Code:

[2020/01/11 15:10:42] INFO: Power OFF
[2020/01/11 15:10:42] INFO: Waiting 30 seconds for power release
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: Checking fans
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: fan[0] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: fan[1] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: fan[2] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: fan[3] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:11:12] INFO: Power ON
[2020/01/11 15:11:19] INFO: Initializing hashboards
[2020/01/11 15:11:20] INFO: chain[0] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:11:23] INFO: chain[0] - Current voltage is 17034 mV
[2020/01/11 15:11:33] INFO: chain[0] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:11:35] INFO: chain[1] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:11:38] INFO: chain[1] - Current voltage is 16954 mV
[2020/01/11 15:11:47] INFO: chain[1] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:11:50] INFO: chain[2] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:11:53] INFO: chain[2] - Current voltage is 16966 mV
[2020/01/11 15:12:02] INFO: chain[2] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:12:07] INFO: Setting freq from 50 to 625 Mhz gradually
[2020/01/11 15:12:10] INFO: Adjusting voltage to 18000 mV (freq=50 Mhz, temp=21 C)
[2020/01/11 15:12:10] INFO: Setting voltage from 17000 to 18000 mV gradually
[2020/01/11 15:15:23] INFO: Setting voltage from 18000 to 16000 mV gradually
[2020/01/11 15:16:01] INFO: Start mining!
[2020/01/11 15:16:04] INFO: Set fan speed to 62%
[2020/01/11 15:16:47] INFO: Set fan speed to 66%
[2020/01/11 15:22:17] INFO: Stopping FPGA queue
[2020/01/11 15:22:19] INFO: Power OFF
[2020/01/11 15:22:44] INFO: Initializing SOC
[2020/01/11 15:22:44] INFO: Detected 256 Mb of RAM
[2020/01/11 15:22:50] INFO: Starting FPGA queue
[2020/01/11 15:22:50] INFO: Power OFF
[2020/01/11 15:22:50] INFO: Waiting 30 seconds for power release
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: Set fan speed to 100%
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: Checking fans
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: fan[0] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: fan[1] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: fan[2] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: fan[3] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:23:20] INFO: Power ON
[2020/01/11 15:23:27] INFO: Initializing hashboards
[2020/01/11 15:23:28] INFO: chain[0] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:23:30] INFO: chain[0] - Current voltage is 17040 mV
[2020/01/11 15:23:40] INFO: chain[0] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:23:43] INFO: chain[1] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:23:45] INFO: chain[1] - Current voltage is 16942 mV
[2020/01/11 15:23:55] INFO: chain[1] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:23:58] INFO: chain[2] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:24:00] INFO: chain[2] - Current voltage is 16966 mV
[2020/01/11 15:24:10] INFO: chain[2] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:24:14] INFO: Setting freq from 50 to 625 Mhz gradually
[2020/01/11 15:24:18] INFO: Adjusting voltage to 18000 mV (freq=50 Mhz, temp=21 C)
[2020/01/11 15:24:18] INFO: Setting voltage from 17000 to 18000 mV gradually
[2020/01/11 15:27:31] INFO: Setting voltage from 18000 to 16000 mV gradually
[2020/01/11 15:28:09] INFO: Start mining!
[2020/01/11 15:28:11] INFO: Set fan speed to 62%
[2020/01/11 15:28:55] INFO: Set fan speed to 66%
[2020/01/11 15:35:15] INFO: Initializing SOC
[2020/01/11 15:35:15] INFO: Detected 256 Mb of RAM
[2020/01/11 15:35:21] INFO: Starting FPGA queue
[2020/01/11 15:35:21] INFO: Power OFF
[2020/01/11 15:35:21] INFO: Waiting 30 seconds for power release
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: Set fan speed to 100%
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: Checking fans
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: fan[0] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: fan[1] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: fan[2] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: fan[3] - OK
[2020/01/11 15:35:51] INFO: Power ON
[2020/01/11 15:35:58] INFO: Initializing hashboards
[2020/01/11 15:35:59] INFO: chain[0] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:36:02] INFO: chain[0] - Current voltage is 17015 mV
[2020/01/11 15:36:11] INFO: chain[0] - 30 chips detected
[2020/01/11 15:36:14] INFO: chain[1] - Initializing
[2020/01/11 15:36:17] INFO: chain[1] - Current voltage is 16948 mV

taserz

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I mean not for nothing that 75w a th is the lowest setting most people can get and no other firmware comes close. If you think about it this was a over 100w/th unit at one point.

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Once one of them dies or i decide to unplug them, i will forsure rip one apart and take pictures, i do understand your concerns about running s9s, thats why im sure you saw in the picture there turned to to lowest setting, which is around 75 watts per th, nothing amazing but im going to hold out on the hopes of a good btc rebound.

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Quote from: Ripster on January 07, 2020, 08:07:05 PM

I know right, when i put these s9s outside, of course there in one of those patio boxes, i was just to a point where there not very profitable and there long paid off, so they dont owe me anything and the heat was to much in summer, noise because its all in basement and bedrooms are up stairs wasent a issue.

I see that link of T17 operating specs, however the S9 has even more strict specs, the t17 says up to 95% humidity, s9 says 65% humidity, now they say non-condensate, but as we know with electric heat (which all mining equipment is) your humidity will be super low, case in point look at my inside humidity.

https://ibb.co/w7Yjgfr

I honestly believe these asic miners are quite robust, now of-course ill have a different opinion when i start losing miners :p

That is quite nice ambient you got there. Would you mid if I sent you all my units to be hosted there? Grin

But as @taserz said, I as well would be interested to see those hashboards.

Also let's hope you do not lose any units!

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