My avalons don't seem very consistent. I'm running 11 A6's and my shift graph has huge spikes of high and low and inconsistency. My S7's are almost dead on though. I've even ran the A6's through 3 separate controllers to see if that would help and nada. Maybe that's how they are supposed to run, I don't know.
https://imgur.com/MD1CFHY
https://imgur.com/MD1CFHY
My 741's are very consistent. However, once enough time elapses the graphs changes its Y value increments to much smaller units, therefore you'll see what look like larger variations of hash rate although it is fluctuating fractions of a GHS.
Have you looked at the image of my shift graph? I was wondering if it was normal, but you can see my S7's at the bottom are very consistent as well.
Yes, however your screenshot omits the most important data which is the Y axis value interval.
It still shows the average on the right side for comparison of TH/s intervals......
Here is a better pic though to make it easier to read.
https://imgur.com/a/24QxZ
Ok yeah, excuse me for that I guess I wasn't looking close enough. Are you certain you've got no power issues? That variation is crazy. CRAY Z.
In other news, its been a bit since I've seen any really comitted dancing. Dancing is an important ingredient, here.
I can basically guarantee we'll hit a block in the next hour. "basically".
I don't think I have any power issues.....I'm running 2400 watt PSU with breakout board (I think that's what it is, I'm still green) to run 2 miners at a time. They A6 is rated at 1080 watts each. Something is up and it's interesting and annoying.
https://imgur.com/a/gFFL5
Your mention an A6 but your screen shot is an S9. Are you powering both? If so, I bet it is your power. S9 = 1370 and you say an A6 is 1080, thats 2450. For a 2400w you shouldn't be using more than 1920. (80% rule) Though if you are on 220V ignore all of what I just said.
I do not own an S9. Must be a different screen shot.
I believe we're actually running 240V.
