Fury/Blizzard tuning and mods - page 8.

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Quote from: Zeta0S on August 03, 2014, 06:58:27 PM

Quote from: bosondehiggs on August 03, 2014, 06:32:06 PM

4-5% is a normal error rate for a fury not 9%
9% you need to improve the cooling.
@381mhz i have 1.6Mh/s and less than 5% and very stable.

Fresh air is the key.

Yes, in a air-cooling room error rate drops

I'm sitting at <1% error rate, my room is cool as it is winter, no need to put the heater on, window left open. The Fury/Blizzards are not even warm, they are not as cold when turned off, still cool though. Temp outside is 11°c apparently, it is a bit cold in the room this morning :p

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Quote from: bosondehiggs on August 03, 2014, 06:32:06 PM

4-5% is a normal error rate for a fury not 9%
9% you need to improve the cooling.
@381mhz i have 1.6Mh/s and less than 5% and very stable.

Fresh air is the key.

Yes, in a air-cooling room error rate drops

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4-5% is a normal error rate for a fury not 9%
9% you need to improve the cooling.
@381mhz i have 1.6Mh/s and less than 5% and very stable.

Fresh air is the key.

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Quote from: jekv2 on August 03, 2014, 04:15:23 PM

Ok, guys. For your Fury's.

At what clock are you seeing with what HW error rates with what cooling modifications?

My fury has been mining over 80hours and the thermal compound should have cured by now.

I still get 9% to 9 1/2% hw error rate.

Tried 339,350,354 I get all the same hw error rate.

Should I replay TIM to the back of the board again?

9% is a normal error rate for a fury. I have seen this always.

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Ok, guys. For your Fury's.

At what clock are you seeing with what HW error rates with what cooling modifications?

My fury has been mining over 80hours and the thermal compound should have cured by now.

I still get 9% to 9 1/2% hw error rate.

Tried 339,350,354 I get all the same hw error rate.

Should I reply TIM to the back of the board again?

Note:
My chips have HS's. the voltage regulator things don't have HS's.

The body of the HS is hot, so I know there is contact.

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Quote from: djkyno on August 03, 2014, 11:14:51 AM

i wanted to do it that whay, but 1 thing, i suck at soldering or relocating the plug.

yeah....there's always stuff like that to get in the way Cheesy

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i wanted to do it that whay, but 1 thing, i suck at soldering or relocating the plug.

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Quote from: djkyno on August 03, 2014, 06:51:09 AM

i am thinking to stack 3 fury together than put fans on both end. 1 side brings in cool air the other side extract the hot air.

Do you think it will work ?

It might work better if you made a 'tunnel' and used a single 120mm or 140mm fan on each end (much like the Antminer S3). This way you're forcing the air through a particular path no matter what's in the way and it won't be deflected/scattered about.

The problem with the tunnel idea is the frickin' wires that come out of both ends. I could do it with mine fairly easily because I relocated the power connector to the other end where the fan and usb are. So I have one end that's connector free.

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Hey guys - I have two blizzards (1.4mh each) running on fastcoin. I seem to be getting a pretty high rejection and stale rate with the following specs...

cgminer.exe --scrypt -o 127.**** -u u -p p --nocheck-golden --chips-count 6 --ltc-clk 328 -S //./COM3 -S //./COM6 --expiry 2 --scan-time 2 --queue 0

Fastcoin has a 12 s block time, so maybe it's normal because it goes so fast???

Does anyone know? Also - I am solo mining them, but had the same issues on the pools as well

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i am thinking to stack 3 fury together than put fans on both end. 1 side brings in cool air the other side extract the hot air.

Do you think it will work ?

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Quote from: nst6563 on August 02, 2014, 05:22:13 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:38:21 PM

Quote from: nst6563 on August 02, 2014, 04:37:20 PM

make sure the correct pins line up on your fan. Last time I checked the fan plug the pins were 'reversed' as opposed to a standard 3-pin connection. Match the red and black wires, yellow will have no connection.

Thanks! How can I check that though when all the cables are just plain black?

Oh Damn.....one of those....do you have another fan with the same connector that you can use to compare? Otherwise try to look up the pinout of a motherboard fan header and that should tell you. I'd do it but I'm on my phone and it's kind of a pain in the ass.

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 05:24:02 PM

Google?

http://www.allpinouts.org/index.php/Motherboard_%28CPU%29_3_Pin_Fan_Connector

Thank you so much guys, you are AWESOME! I figured it out. However the fan barely pushes air through the chips area haha..

I only have 1 fury, I might get some VRM heatsinks though.

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Google?

http://www.allpinouts.org/index.php/Motherboard_%28CPU%29_3_Pin_Fan_Connector

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Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:38:21 PM

Quote from: nst6563 on August 02, 2014, 04:37:20 PM

make sure the correct pins line up on your fan. Last time I checked the fan plug the pins were 'reversed' as opposed to a standard 3-pin connection. Match the red and black wires, yellow will have no connection.

Thanks! How can I check that though when all the cables are just plain black?

Oh Damn.....one of those....do you have another fan with the same connector that you can use to compare? Otherwise try to look up the pinout of a motherboard fan header and that should tell you. I'd do it but I'm on my phone and it's kind of a pain in the ass.

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Quote from: nst6563 on August 02, 2014, 04:37:20 PM

make sure the correct pins line up on your fan. Last time I checked the fan plug the pins were 'reversed' as opposed to a standard 3-pin connection. Match the red and black wires, yellow will have no connection.

Thanks! How can I check that though when all the cables are just plain black?

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make sure the correct pins line up on your fan. Last time I checked the fan plug the pins were 'reversed' as opposed to a standard 3-pin connection. Match the red and black wires, yellow will have no connection.

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Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:32:52 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:31:00 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:28:58 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:25:45 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:14:27 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 03:25:43 PM

Hey Guys

Hope someone can help me!

Today I reapplied TIM, before i ran it on 336 now i can run it on 341 <10% HW errors.

I wanted to hook up a 3 pin molex 12 cm fan to the front of it instead of having 1 on the top.
But the fan won't spin up, why is that?

Is it a 12V fan connected to 12V or 5V?

Its either bad connection, sometimes molex doesn't make a good connection, or voltage to low. Could be bad fan if its used.

Unplug it and make sure none of the pins are pushed in.
Thanks, I tried to use a Corsair AF 120mm 12v. So no way to get this to work without soldering etc? Sorry I am a total newb.

So the fan already had a molex on the end? It should work. What happens when you wiggle it?

Btw soldering is a great skill to learn and not that hard. check out https://learn.adafruit.com/collins-lab-soldering

Yes, it already has a 3 pin molex on the end. Nothing happens when I wiggle it Sad

Fan + Pins should be alright, I just checked it on my PC and it spins up

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Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:31:00 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:28:58 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:25:45 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:14:27 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 03:25:43 PM

Hey Guys

Hope someone can help me!

Today I reapplied TIM, before i ran it on 336 now i can run it on 341 <10% HW errors.

I wanted to hook up a 3 pin molex 12 cm fan to the front of it instead of having 1 on the top.
But the fan won't spin up, why is that?

Is it a 12V fan connected to 12V or 5V?

Its either bad connection, sometimes molex doesn't make a good connection, or voltage to low. Could be bad fan if its used.

Unplug it and make sure none of the pins are pushed in.
Thanks, I tried to use a Corsair AF 120mm 12v. So no way to get this to work without soldering etc? Sorry I am a total newb.

So the fan already had a molex on the end? It should work. What happens when you wiggle it?

Btw soldering is a great skill to learn and not that hard. check out https://learn.adafruit.com/collins-lab-soldering

Yes, it already has a 3 pin molex on the end. Nothing happens when I wiggle it Sad

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Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:28:58 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:25:45 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:14:27 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 03:25:43 PM

Hey Guys

Hope someone can help me!

Today I reapplied TIM, before i ran it on 336 now i can run it on 341 <10% HW errors.

I wanted to hook up a 3 pin molex 12 cm fan to the front of it instead of having 1 on the top.
But the fan won't spin up, why is that?

Is it a 12V fan connected to 12V or 5V?

Its either bad connection, sometimes molex doesn't make a good connection, or voltage to low. Could be bad fan if its used.

Thanks, I tried to use a Corsair AF 120mm 12v. So no way to get this to work without soldering etc? Sorry I am a total newb.

So the fan already had a molex on the end? It should work. What happens when you wiggle it?

Btw soldering is a great skill to learn and not that hard. check out https://learn.adafruit.com/collins-lab-soldering

Yes, it already has a 3 pin molex on the end. Nothing happens when I wiggle it Sad

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Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 04:25:45 PM

Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:14:27 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 03:25:43 PM

Hey Guys

Hope someone can help me!

Today I reapplied TIM, before i ran it on 336 now i can run it on 341 <10% HW errors.

I wanted to hook up a 3 pin molex 12 cm fan to the front of it instead of having 1 on the top.
But the fan won't spin up, why is that?

Is it a 12V fan connected to 12V or 5V?

Its either bad connection, sometimes molex doesn't make a good connection, or voltage to low. Could be bad fan if its used.

Thanks, I tried to use a Corsair AF 120mm 12v. So no way to get this to work without soldering etc? Sorry I am a total newb.

So the fan already had a molex on the end? It should work. What happens when you wiggle it?

Btw soldering is a great skill to learn and not that hard. check out https://learn.adafruit.com/collins-lab-soldering

YSH

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Quote from: MobileWill on August 02, 2014, 04:14:27 PM

Quote from: YSH on August 02, 2014, 03:25:43 PM

Hey Guys

Hope someone can help me!

Today I reapplied TIM, before i ran it on 336 now i can run it on 341 <10% HW errors.

I wanted to hook up a 3 pin molex 12 cm fan to the front of it instead of having 1 on the top.
But the fan won't spin up, why is that?

Is it a 12V fan connected to 12V or 5V?

Its either bad connection, sometimes molex doesn't make a good connection, or voltage to low. Could be bad fan if its used.

Thanks, I tried to use a Corsair AF 120mm 12v. So no way to get this to work without soldering etc? Sorry I am a total newb.

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