Topic: BITMAIN Antminer S1 support and OverClocking thread - page 29. (Read 144981 times)

Anyone have success at going past 400Mhz?  Mine is totally happy at 400 with less than .003 HW which makes me wonder if I can pull more but I don't recall seeing anyone say they had done so for any length of time without HW issues.

One first gen reset by shorting the 2 pins on board and locate ip at 192.168.2.99

On second gen units 12-4-13  push the reset button near those shorting points and hold down for 15-20 seconds and locate ip at 192.168.1.99 and reconfigure antminer.

To understand, please,
How I've to set the WAN address? What is it mean for?

Good Evening.

I seem to have one x of my Ant ASIC status.

Should I be concerned? Currently mining at 375. PSU Seasonic 650w Gold.

Thanks for any feedback.

Those of you running at 387.5 MHz,

Which hex code are you using? I re-read through this thread and found "5e82" and "5E85"
What timeout are you using?
How much power are you drawing?

Thanks.

Hey guys for those of you who are getting your antminers tomorrow I have a couple of videos on youtube which tell you how to setup and overclock your antminers so you can get them running and oced inside 10 minutes of getting them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akw9GAeIH5k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72FU4Z_n0B4

Well I'm over here fine tuning this clock speed here are the results after a 12 hours of running:

Antminer1   5586           1915520   2176      0.2904%   387M       195G
Antminer2   10242   1914541   3058      0.5313%   387M       195G
Antminer3   4529           1785578   1498      0.2528%   375M       191G

I'm getting a consistent 581 from the 3 of them.  When I try and go higher the errors get crazy.  I feel comfortable at these numbers.  The temps are in that 44C range.  I was thinking about taking two of them to 393, but I think I'm going to leave it here for now.  Curious as to you all's thoughts about these numbers.  Good, bad, can be pushed more? 

Thanks.

What is the watts at the wall when running the fans at 100%?

scp is already part of openwrt, I use it to copy files between ants all the time.

You'd also have to change out 8 resistors to lower the  voltage to the chips.

best psu to use is the ax860 for 2 antminers.

Sorry, I want bitcoins

I wonder just out of curiosity, has anyone tried underclocking to 200 to see if it really hits anywhere near the claimed 0.68 J/GH on chip? Might become useful a few months from now when difficulty reaches the moon.

At 400 Mhz, I got way too many hardware errors, like 50%...so, I'm trying the 375 settings.

Dunno why that was so high errors, but I guess it's just the luck of the draw.

Mine switches back and forth between all "o" and all "x". I just let it keep running without reboot, it eventually cycles back to the other one. (so far  )

I do not have them very long but i see them showing those each day, after reboot all seem ok.
but during a day they slowly change all into the x ....
When i reboot them they are back to o, the nasty part is they are only a few days in my posession.
Even changed the psu from 850w corsair to nzxt 1000w and my 1350w one.
Seems to keep coming back, not sure if the fix on the fan will help will see that tommorow.
Crossing fingers that will do the trick

The 2 boxes are running for 2 hours at 387 Mhz and result is


             Gh. avg  Accepted       HW   utility  discarded     localwork       wu      Temp

Box1       196        24,941       3,102     175         506      455,826     2,801      30, 31

Box2       198        31,570            58     173         630      584,426     2,782      31, 31


Anyone know what the red led means which starts burning after several hours mining ?

Thanks for the reply.  That's good to know.  I have 3 miners now overclocked.  Each miner is truly different.  I'm running them at 375M:

Antminer1   1816   3155840   3072      0.0575%
Antminer2   10   3132010   4379      0.0003%
Antminer3   1247   486225   869      0.2554%

I'm thinking about kicking #2 up to 400 just because of the extremely low HWI.  I wish the other's were like that.

Sorry guys for the late response

Had a very busy work period and got not much time to play with the miners not look at the tweaks of them

Have added the various options and started slowly test some of them

You guys was ofcourse right with the either the freq file not being correct or that the cooling was

It was the cooling the minute i took the blue wire from the connector they started blowing like an idiot

Which made a instant cooldown from 45 C to 29 C

The 387.5 was giving me a instant boost from 175 Gh to almost 195 Gh so i let the machine run with it.
But its somewhat early to tell the initial results are nice

However when i changed the values to the 393 settings the miner started to run slower. And the hw value goes up quick.
The same applies to the 400 setting, again i tested only shortly.
But in a few minutes both settings result in more hw errors and slower hash.

Before someone says its your psu .... i am sure its a very good one, it has feeded 3 x 7970 @ 1100 Mhz at litecoin mining with ease.
This NZXT hale 90 - 80+ Gold - 1000 watt, is not even start its fan to cool because its cold as ice.
(added test connected my enermax 1350 watt and same results)
 
Ofcourse the winter temps here to be near freezing and at some moments below -2 C help as well

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How can i get the stats of the antminers onto a monitoring program like bamt had or something similar
And can scp be installed on these, so i can winscp into them from work as well
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Im gonna go out on a limb and say its impossible to *damage* the chips w/ incorrect frequency settings. I know it can cause the clock gen to hang, depending on the incorrect setting, and require a power cycle *happened to me*.... but since we are just messing w/ clock gen and not voltage control....I doubt its possible to do long term damage via just clock settings.

Great overclocking video vvhiteknight. Thank you. I'll send you a donation later on today (in LTC, too cheap for BTC  )