I looked around a bit and found these fans which may be a better choice.
https://www.amazon.com/4-72inch-Brushless-Computer-Ventilation-3000-5000RPM/dp/B09BVHPXLW/ref=sr_1_9?
they do 175 cfm
vs the 101 yours do.
the canann do over 200cfm and are around 2.6 or 2.7 amps.
not certain if they will do the job.
you could try them and let us know
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Given the information that philipma1957 has provided, I would ask what the temperatures are that you're dealing with. It sounds like this could be a simple case of your boards frying because you're not cooling them off enough so they are burning up. Without more information about your board temperatures or your ambient room temperature, the assumption is going to be that you removed the fans that were necessary to cool the boards and replaced them with quieter ones that are more convenient for your situation, but aren't providing the necessary cooling. More information from you to confirm this diagnosis is needed.
To be nasty WTF are you doing!!!!!
the 4 fans on the a1246 do 200+ cfm each that is 800+cfm
the T30 phanteks do 101+ cfm that is 404+ cfm
they do not have the balls to cool your gear off.
https://www.phanteks.store/products/phanteks-t30-120-fans
look at the specs
the 4 fans on the a1246 do 200+ cfm each that is 800+cfm
the T30 phanteks do 101+ cfm that is 404+ cfm
they do not have the balls to cool your gear off.
https://www.phanteks.store/products/phanteks-t30-120-fans
look at the specs
What are your current API logs? Would you mind posting it here?
Possible fans are the cause of your problem and it might be a compatibility issue based on a bit of research about that fan the max amps of Phanteks t30 is 0.36A which is pretty low compared to stock fans.
Why not try to put the stock fans again to test?
About custom software/firmware for this unit, I never heard of any custom firmware for this unit.
Possible fans are the cause of your problem and it might be a compatibility issue based on a bit of research about that fan the max amps of Phanteks t30 is 0.36A which is pretty low compared to stock fans.
Why not try to put the stock fans again to test?
About custom software/firmware for this unit, I never heard of any custom firmware for this unit.
I have upgraded my Avalon A1246 miner with Phanteks T30 fans and have trouble with the Hasboards. Hasboard #0 already got replaced, now Hasboard #1 has to get replaced as well - just after installing the repaired Hashboard #0.
Is this normal? I was so stupid and didn‘t test the miner before directly installing the Phanteks and now I wonder if the fans are causing issues.
Do I need a custom software to handle the different fans? Is anyone here, who has tried such things out?
Is this normal? I was so stupid and didn‘t test the miner before directly installing the Phanteks and now I wonder if the fans are causing issues.
Do I need a custom software to handle the different fans? Is anyone here, who has tried such things out?
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