I am running BFL upgraded Jalapeno, averaging about 7 GH/s, running at about 36c. My temps are low because I took the casing off the unit which dropped the temperature down from 54 to 36. I think the case relay restricts the air flow. If you are able to remove the casing... Go for it, you will see a lower temperature.
As for you other units, I cant help you there, although my guess is you will see a nice drop in temperatures if you remove the case.
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Topic: Operating Temperatures for BFL Gear? (Read 579 times)
I can't believe there's no one who has any information or experience with these devices...
Anyone?
Hello all,
Currently running 3 pieces of mining hardware, and I am curious if my temps are within spec, or if I need extra cooling. They are currently set up amongst the telecom & network equipment at work, where I know that airflow and heat from other equipment makes things non-optimal. I am somewhat restricted by needing to keep them out of sight and out of notice.
- BFL stock Jalapeno, averaging about 5.3 GH/s, running at 48-50c
- BFL firmware-upgraded Jalapeno, averaging about 8 GH/s, running at about 54c
- BFL Little Single. This unit initially sounded like a friggin Tornado. I stripped the case off, flipped the heatsink fan to blow down instead of up, and replaced the chassis fan with a Cooler Master 120mm Silent fan. This resulted in a massive reduction in noise and a 10c reduction in temperature. Currently averaging 31-32 GH/s at 71c
Thanks for any input.
Currently running 3 pieces of mining hardware, and I am curious if my temps are within spec, or if I need extra cooling. They are currently set up amongst the telecom & network equipment at work, where I know that airflow and heat from other equipment makes things non-optimal. I am somewhat restricted by needing to keep them out of sight and out of notice.
- BFL stock Jalapeno, averaging about 5.3 GH/s, running at 48-50c
- BFL firmware-upgraded Jalapeno, averaging about 8 GH/s, running at about 54c
- BFL Little Single. This unit initially sounded like a friggin Tornado. I stripped the case off, flipped the heatsink fan to blow down instead of up, and replaced the chassis fan with a Cooler Master 120mm Silent fan. This resulted in a massive reduction in noise and a 10c reduction in temperature. Currently averaging 31-32 GH/s at 71c
Thanks for any input.
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