thanks-great pictures.
My coming four will be running off of 10 slot Anker.
My first five are running off 7 slot Superpag (70W, 14A)-also quite good, but sticks are in horizontal position, so you need more space.
once i get newly four, i will probably dedicate a stick (maybe from the first batch) to do crazy things with it (will try to push one as hard as i can)-as my experience shows that these sticks are super sweet, but also super constant as well-you set them up and basically don't have to look at them for weeks.
To do experiments, I've got a great Y cable capable of 3A. My semester is over, so i have more free time on my hands now.
My coming four will be running off of 10 slot Anker.
My first five are running off 7 slot Superpag (70W, 14A)-also quite good, but sticks are in horizontal position, so you need more space.
once i get newly four, i will probably dedicate a stick (maybe from the first batch) to do crazy things with it (will try to push one as hard as i can)-as my experience shows that these sticks are super sweet, but also super constant as well-you set them up and basically don't have to look at them for weeks.
To do experiments, I've got a great Y cable capable of 3A. My semester is over, so i have more free time on my hands now.
You're welcome, its just past midnight here now so relying on artificial light which isn't the best.
Sounds good, these can certainly be modified nicely and are worth playing around with especially if you have the time
.I found my USB meter and was pretty much bang on what they use with the pot in position in pictures and @ 300MHz:
EDIT: Using this website: http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/watt-volt-amp-calculator.htm
And entering 4.9 volts + 1.4 amps these sticks are using 6.86 watts for 16GH. Not bad at all, 0.42 J/GH if my brain is working correctly. Which is somewhere between the S5 (0.51) and S7 (0.25)
.Plus, if you didn't already know one of my sticks had a 1B share, I think this brag is getting boring now
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