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Topic: New Antminer S5 Not Hashing and showing Temp of Zero (Read 4914 times)

legendary
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Pls. find below my customer experience with Bitmain.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ethical-problem-with-bitmain-1141392
legendary
Activity: 918
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It's not working control board, we had the same issue with a miner in skycoinlab.
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Have you found the problem?How did you fix it?
full member
Activity: 218
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Experienced and succesful Bitcoinist
I think it is not about firmware, but bad control board.
It's not working control board, we had the same issue with a miner in skycoinlab.
legendary
Activity: 918
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I think it is not about firmware, but bad control board.
sr. member
Activity: 461
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Try with several version of firmwares starting from newest to oldest who knows which version suits the best in your case.
legendary
Activity: 918
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It does not hash a any frequency higher then 100.

legendary
Activity: 918
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I have bought a Enermax Platimax 1000W PSU.I have tried it with the S5 miner.No difference.It only hashes (between 3 and 50) at 100 frequency.

There is temperature value at only one board.All chips seems to work (ooooooo).

I have also checked the cables.

Should I try to upgrade the firmware (I have resetted) ?

Any suggestions?
legendary
Activity: 4158
Merit: 8049
'The right to privacy matters'
I will receieve new PSUs today.I will report the results.

I am running one S5 with CX750 Corsair.If it is a borderline PSU we are in trouble we have more than a hundred with this configuration.

I worry for you check this review out.


http://www.hardocp.com/article/2015/01/21/corsair_cx750_750w_power_supply_review/4#.VbkQBXiov8s


you are somewhere in between test 3 and test 4


the psu flatout crashes on test 4.   which is 60 amps at 12 volts or 720 dc and of course  you should be using

 1150 x .52 = 598 dc at stock settings    while 600 out of 720 sounds good.  if you run 24/7/365  you need to derate by 20%  so 720 x .8 =  576 dc

and stock setting is going to use 598 dc.

So you are running them beyond safe derating.  and we do not know  what safe is since 720 failed  so 720 x .8 = 576 is not really safe.

and you have 100 of them.   I really suggest  dropping your freq setting under stock 350 it simply is not safe.

But I am not an electrical guy. just a miner.

if I had to run those psu's with s-5's I would start at freq 275 and maybe raise a bit to 287.5 or 300
sr. member
Activity: 461
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Well you did what you know it will work by the numbers but not all S5 are the same, you have various revisions of hashing boards and control boards and they do not behave the same. When I test problematic device I use Enermax Platimax 1000W just to be sure that PSU is not the culprit. I had situations where hashing pcb was damaged in some way probably because of too weak PSU and when I tried on Platimax everything worked well.
legendary
Activity: 918
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I will receieve new PSUs today.I will report the results.

I am running one S5 with CX750 Corsair.If it is a borderline PSU we are in trouble we have more than a hundred with this configuration.
legendary
Activity: 4158
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'The right to privacy matters'
Try with stronger single rail PSU and then report results.
this is good advice


using a cx750  is using a borderline psu.



@ op or @ gabley12
also freq 100 is not too stable try freq 250  let it run  for 20 minutes  see if you get 750 gh or a little better then that
sr. member
Activity: 461
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Try with stronger single rail PSU and then report results.
legendary
Activity: 918
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4 seperate cables on CX750.
legendary
Activity: 1456
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The frequency is 100 because I wanted to try if it is a PSU related problem.I have several PSUs, same brand.When I tried the other one I get some hash at 100 frequency.Can both PSUs may be problematic?When I increased the freq to 300 or 350 it does not hash.

I cannot remember for sure on this.  Does the CX750 have 4 SEPERATE pcie power cords?  Not the connectors but actual cords going to pcie.
legendary
Activity: 918
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The frequency is 100 because I wanted to try if it is a PSU related problem.I have several PSUs, same brand.When I tried the other one I get some hash at 100 frequency.Can both PSUs may be problematic?When I increased the freq to 300 or 350 it does not hash.
legendary
Activity: 918
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My PSU is Corsair CX750.

Pls find below the link of status page.

http://1drv.ms/1Owxr4F
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
I have got a similar problem.The only difference is I have got temperature '35'.

What do you suugest?I have ordered a PSU tester and will check PSU.Anyone who has an idea is wellcome.

What model is your current PSU?  Can you take a screenshot of your status page?
legendary
Activity: 918
Merit: 1000
I have got a similar problem.The only difference is I have got temperature '35'.

What do you suugest?I have ordered a PSU tester and will check PSU.Anyone who has an idea is wellcome.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
I would definitely check the power supply. I have the same issue with one of mine, only to find out after getting a tester that one of my 12V legs was bad on the PSU.

Denis

A little late he solved the problem Smiley - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11479301
newbie
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I would definitely check the power supply. I have the same issue with one of mine, only to find out after getting a tester that one of my 12V legs was bad on the PSU.

Denis
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