Earlier someone made an important point and I'd like to re-iterate and re-state it.
Regarding modifications and overclocking:
the only thing that matters in the end, is increased pool side accepted shares and pay out! $Moolah!$
That's why we're all trying to squeeze more hashes out of these little beauties! Mo Money!
We're not doing it just to make it run faster! 1400MHz ain't for shyt if it doesn't yield more profit much less burns the little buggers out prematurely!
There is obviously a point where overclocking no longer yields positive results at the pool, not to mention making magic black smoke
. Seeing positive results locally 'client side' means nothing if it isn't reflected pool side! So when reporting your overclock results, please be sure that you have not only achieved stable operation with extremely minimum to ZERO hardware errors locally, but most importantly, improved hash rates and $increased profit$, pool side!
No increase in profits = negative results = wasted energy and of course, ones valuable time!
And so, The Evolution Continues!
Fantastic work my fellow Techies! Keep it up!
Thank you all!
Wolfey2014
I don't need this shyt! So on with a better means of finding the actual maximum stable $profit producing$ sweet spot!
(in line wiht chip u9 upo1111)