Hacking The KNC Firmware: Overclocking - page 48.

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Quote from: CYPER on January 10, 2014, 06:52:32 PM

Quote from: Tigggger on January 10, 2014, 06:09:26 PM

Very confused now Huh

Applying anything at the Advanced page removes the overclock with immediate effect.
To restart the overclock just do /config/zzz.sh restart or whatever file you use.

So basically when tweaking the voltages whenever you hit Apply you need to restart the overclock file via SSH Wink

I would suggest to install BFGminer - it is much easier to tweak as you can see the hash rate of each individual board.

Quote from: tolip_wen on January 10, 2014, 07:24:29 PM

Pressing the 'Apply" button sets the clocks back to default.
Restart modified .sh again after making any changes on Advanced page.

Thank you both

I had just modified the existing cgminer.sh, restarted the miner and although I can see shares at the pool I've lost http & ssh access so will need to carry on tweaking tomorrow when I have physical access to reboot it manually.

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Quote from: Tigggger on January 10, 2014, 06:09:26 PM

OK, finally decided to give this a go, october jupiter 8 vrm which was running around 557GH

Followed the instructions to change to 211, and initially speed was awful around 400, so using cyper's post as a guide started messing with advanced page replicating the spi voltage and frequency and then tweaking the various die voltages, after a while I only managed to get it back up to around 500 and decided to give up.

Flashed back to 0.98 and the miner returned to it's usual 557GH

Today decided to give it another go, flashed back to 0.99.1-tune, made the alteration to 221 and restarted and it was up around 620 which was excellent, when I looked at the advanced page it had remembered all my settings from the previous attempt.

Most of the dies were running around 50A similar to the screenshot cyper posted, but one was up at 54A so I lowered it's voltage setting and hit apply, immediately the miner dropped back down to 550GH and all the dies dropped back down to 42-43A

Very confused now Huh

Pressing the 'Apply" button sets the clocks back to default.
Restart modified .sh again after making any changes on Advanced page.

YMMV

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 12:53:18 PM

how is the extra watt after overclocked the jupiter? Huh

does anyone know? Huh

do you read any previous posts? you ask very often things that were already answered.

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Quote from: Tigggger on January 10, 2014, 06:09:26 PM

OK, finally decided to give this a go, october jupiter 8 vrm which was running around 557GH

Followed the instructions to change to 211, and initially speed was awful around 400, so using cyper's post as a guide started messing with advanced page replicating the spi voltage and frequency and then tweaking the various die voltages, after a while I only managed to get it back up to around 500 and decided to give up.

Flashed back to 0.98 and the miner returned to it's usual 557GH

Today decided to give it another go, flashed back to 0.99.1-tune, made the alteration to 221 and restarted and it was up around 620 which was excellent, when I looked at the advanced page it had remembered all my settings from the previous attempt.

Most of the dies were running around 50A similar to the screenshot cyper posted, but one was up at 54A so I lowered it's voltage setting and hit apply, immediately the miner dropped back down to 550GH and all the dies dropped back down to 42-43A

Very confused now Huh

Applying anything at the Advanced page removes the overclock with immediate effect.
To restart the overclock just do /config/zzz.sh restart or whatever file you use.

So basically when tweaking the voltages whenever you hit Apply you need to restart the overclock file via SSH Wink

I would suggest to install BFGminer - it is much easier to tweak as you can see the hash rate of each individual board.

Tigggger

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OK, finally decided to give this a go, october jupiter 8 vrm which was running around 557GH

Followed the instructions to change to 211, and initially speed was awful around 400, so using cyper's post as a guide started messing with advanced page replicating the spi voltage and frequency and then tweaking the various die voltages, after a while I only managed to get it back up to around 500 and decided to give up.

Flashed back to 0.98 and the miner returned to it's usual 557GH

Today decided to give it another go, flashed back to 0.99.1-tune, made the alteration to 221 and restarted and it was up around 620 which was excellent, when I looked at the advanced page it had remembered all my settings from the previous attempt.

Most of the dies were running around 50A similar to the screenshot cyper posted, but one was up at 54A so I lowered it's voltage setting and hit apply, immediately the miner dropped back down to 550GH and all the dies dropped back down to 42-43A

Very confused now Huh

complang

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Has anyone had any success with November units yet? Still don't seem to get past 333Gh/s after modifying the Saturn config.

CYPER

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 03:25:51 PM

I do not use google translate

I will not answer you anymore if you do not use Google translate Wink

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 03:25:51 PM

I do not use google translate

You should, really. No offence. Or at least work harder to improve your english.

Mind you we're on the same boat since I'm not a native english speaker and I know how difficult it is to gain a foreign language skill.

To make a long story short: the better you express yourself, the better we will able to help you, the higher your miners hashrate

ps.: I've just used google translate to make my post better

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I do not use google translate

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Quote from: CYPER on January 10, 2014, 01:05:23 PM

Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 01:04:29 PM

hahahah
is not my language

ROFLMAO

Its been a while since I got a chuckle like this !!

AHHAHAHAA

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come on

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 01:04:29 PM

hahahah
is not my language

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hahahah
is not my language

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Quote from: jelin1984 on January 10, 2014, 12:53:18 PM

how is the extra watt after overclocked the jupiter? Huh

does anyone know? Huh

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how is the extra watt after overclocked the jupiter? Huh

does anyone know? Huh

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Quote from: CYPER on January 10, 2014, 12:02:07 PM

Quote from: Cablez on January 10, 2014, 11:58:38 AM

Does someone have the code handy for a cgminer.sh file that has each board or die for that matter OC'able? I think I can get more performance out of particular boards but not by doing the entire Jupiter. Thanks.

Paste just below line 61 or whichever line the original 0x86 register is at.
Also change if [ $c -eq 0 ] to your particular board configuration.

http://pastebin.com/vy7jppS3

Thanks very much Cyper. I will give it a try tonight.

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Quote from: Cablez on January 10, 2014, 11:58:38 AM

Does someone have the code handy for a cgminer.sh file that has each board or die for that matter OC'able? I think I can get more performance out of particular boards but not by doing the entire Jupiter. Thanks.

Paste just below line 61 or whichever line the original 0x86 register is at.
Also change if [ $c -eq 0 ] to your particular board configuration.

http://pastebin.com/vy7jppS3

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I owe my soul to the Bitcoin code...

Does someone have the code handy for a cgminer.sh file that has each board or die for that matter OC'able? I think I can get more performance out of particular boards but not by doing the entire Jupiter. Thanks.

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Quote from: mruiter on January 09, 2014, 12:06:58 PM

I Just let 2 dies of my coolest boards run on 251
They survived the first day. Put them back for the night as i'm not near the miner at that time.

Attempting 251 today on a Merc board, it ran fine and stable on 231 last night.

251 is giving 185gh/s

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Quote from: ?? on ??

what is the 211 or 231

with these modd? Huh

is running at 640gh with these modd

is 231 or 211???

Jelin, we need to understand what you're trying to say, for being able to help you.

Did you edit /etc/init.d/cgminer.sh or did you make a copy in config and used that copy to overclock your borads?

Anyway paste here, inside a "code" block, the script you're using.

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