What do you mean by "there isn't any log in"? You can't find the miner logs?
This should be the right path system Maintenance> miner logs.
Copy them and paste it to pastebin.com then copy and paste the URL here.
Then do some screenshot of your miner status and post it here and take a picture of your physical miner
We will try to find out what's happening in your miner.
But before you do that check the performance tab from the settings if it set to performance try to set it to balance then test it again. If not, then do the above suggestion and maybe we can find the issue under the miner logs.
Topic: innosilicon t2t+ 35 th problem (Read 207 times)
tnx for reply 
i use mineral oil and for five t2t 25 th use that , it work properly . i think the oil has no problem.
but i fear that temp harm the device and i affraid to turn on the miner.
plus there isnt any log in the webgui to find out what happened to miner.
its similar in shape to t3 but has 35 th and in webgui and on the top of control board has t2t lable.
i use mineral oil and for five t2t 25 th use that , it work properly . i think the oil has no problem.
but i fear that temp harm the device and i affraid to turn on the miner.
plus there isnt any log in the webgui to find out what happened to miner.
its similar in shape to t3 but has 35 th and in webgui and on the top of control board has t2t lable.
What kind of oil did you use for your miner?
The only oil that I know can be used for cooling ASIC miner is mineral Oil if you use different miner that has little resistance it may affect or damage your miner.
That's strange if your t2t PSU is on the side and the actual hashrate of t2t is around 30th so don't expect more hashrate.
If it is t3 the hashrate must be around 45th.
Better check the unit model on the side of the miner you should see it with serial #.
About the increased temp then die it might because of the oil and maybe the fan is detected as not running or not reaching the minimum RPM speed.
Much better check the logs in WebGUI to find the issue or copy them and paste it here(Use insert code function before you paste it).
The only oil that I know can be used for cooling ASIC miner is mineral Oil if you use different miner that has little resistance it may affect or damage your miner.
first, why these t2t look like t3 and have power beside them ?
they have 35 th not 50.
they have 35 th not 50.
That's strange if your t2t PSU is on the side and the actual hashrate of t2t is around 30th so don't expect more hashrate.
If it is t3 the hashrate must be around 45th.
Better check the unit model on the side of the miner you should see it with serial #.
About the increased temp then die it might because of the oil and maybe the fan is detected as not running or not reaching the minimum RPM speed.
Much better check the logs in WebGUI to find the issue or copy them and paste it here(Use insert code function before you paste it).
hi everyone i design a cooling sys with oil for innosilicon t2t ;
first, why these t2t look like t3 and have power beside them ?
they have 35 th not 50.
second when they work for 30 min the temp was going high and suddenly the board not hashing and the status of them became "dead". the led light on board was blinking and i turned of the miner .Has this caused a problem?
what can i dofor the miner ?
first, why these t2t look like t3 and have power beside them ?
they have 35 th not 50.
second when they work for 30 min the temp was going high and suddenly the board not hashing and the status of them became "dead". the led light on board was blinking and i turned of the miner .Has this caused a problem?
what can i dofor the miner ?
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