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Topic: Low Hash score and wu on S9 (Read 1172 times)
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well look at it this way.
3 boards not hashing for a month
or
1 board not hashing for 12 months+
It will take 9 months to cover that month of downtime but the S9 is assuredly going to be on the market as the top dog for at least another year. There is nowhere for the tech to go right now as 10nm is 2+ years out for a boutique manufacturer to even tape out and test.
Personally I would warranty it.
3 boards not hashing for a month
or
1 board not hashing for 12 months+
It will take 9 months to cover that month of downtime but the S9 is assuredly going to be on the market as the top dog for at least another year. There is nowhere for the tech to go right now as 10nm is 2+ years out for a boutique manufacturer to even tape out and test.
Personally I would warranty it.
Its a pretty simple thing to figure out on your own.
1. Are you under warranty?
2. If not, are you willing to pay like $300+ to fix the board?
1. Are you under warranty?
2. If not, are you willing to pay like $300+ to fix the board?
Yes i am under warranty but it is worth it of losing 1 month of mining for 1 downed hashboard?
I am more on the yes side of sending it to be repaired but still need a little push XD
Its a pretty simple thing to figure out on your own.
1. Are you under warranty?
2. If not, are you willing to pay like $300+ to fix the board?
1. Are you under warranty?
2. If not, are you willing to pay like $300+ to fix the board?
So i found the defective board and unplugged it. so i save 400watts 
http://imgur.com/a/aJMnk
But not sure if i should get it repaired or not. Should i just keep it mining or sent it to be repaired?
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http://imgur.com/a/aJMnk
But not sure if i should get it repaired or not. Should i just keep it mining or sent it to be repaired?
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So i found the defective board and unplugged it. so i save 400watts
http://imgur.com/a/aJMnk
But not sure if i should get it repaired or not. Should i just keep it mining or sent it to be repaired?
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http://imgur.com/a/aJMnk
But not sure if i should get it repaired or not. Should i just keep it mining or sent it to be repaired?
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Wow i never noticed the 28c
Well now i know which board to start with.
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Well now i know which board to start with.
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Well if you take a look at chip temps the problem looks like it is board 1 aka chain 6. You can see that on the chip 1 temperature that is only at 28c so obviously there is something funky with that board.
Ok will start that when i arrive home tonight. But i though maybe it's a firmware thing or something but will try that.
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board a -------- has 3 pcie jacks
board b -------- has 3 pcie jacks
board c -------- has 3 pcie jacks
on board a pull the 3 pcie cables run for a day see if you do say 8.5-9 or 4.2 -4.5
repeat the next day with board b
repeat the next day with board c
my guess is one of the 3 boards is sick the 3 day test above should let you which one is sick
good luck
Hi, well as can be seen in the images linked below.
http://imgur.com/a/qUiNA
The hash rate is at 12.57th/s but the average is almost always below 9th/s. I tried to change the difficulty to a 2048 and 10200 but the problem still persists. When i reboot the miner it hashes perfectly at the 12.5th/s but gradually goes down to the 8.5th/s avg range but the entire time the rt/s is always at 12.5th/s. I read a few threads and they say that it may be because of the HW errors but it is at only at 0.0001%. Here's me hoping there's a simple solutions to this.
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http://imgur.com/a/qUiNA
The hash rate is at 12.57th/s but the average is almost always below 9th/s. I tried to change the difficulty to a 2048 and 10200 but the problem still persists. When i reboot the miner it hashes perfectly at the 12.5th/s but gradually goes down to the 8.5th/s avg range but the entire time the rt/s is always at 12.5th/s. I read a few threads and they say that it may be because of the HW errors but it is at only at 0.0001%. Here's me hoping there's a simple solutions to this.
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