Topic: [Overclock the Antminer S1 to 200GH/s] The EASY way! - updated to 393.75MHz ASIC - page 2. (Read 26027 times)

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 06, 2014, 04:09:30 AM

Hey, not sure if it is just not posted or if I am not seeing it right now but is there code posted for changing from 393 to 387? And 375 to 387?
Thanks!

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Yeah I am looking for the 387 like..

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 12, 2014, 02:25:16 AM

So nobody could figure the freq for 380 or 385? At 393 I get 3% HW error and at 375 I get .08 so I want to try something inbetween. I know in the larger picture it doesn't matter but I am anal about this stuff.

Try this:

Code:

#option 'freq_value' '5e85' #387.5M
#option 'chip_freq' '387.5'
#option 'timeout' '37'

Thank you! Currently I have all my S1 overclocked but I have a couple that are not very fond of the 393 or 400 freq's and figured the 387 would be my next best choice over 375 (or the factory 350). Lemme know if you ever need anything 3D printed and I will hook you up! Grin

So, to change the overclock code for another FREQ I would just change the FREQ within the above posted code? Say if I wanted to go to 387.5...

Huh

Thanks again mate!

Oh, sorry about that! I didn't put the extra .5 in the filename, but this is the frequency you supplied. DO NOT use the code that you posted as it will mess up your S1. My dropbox does not have that file you posted in your code. You're welcome mate!

Here; use the code below with the display of the asic-freq file:

Code:

clear
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.before-387MHz
wget -O asic-freq http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/c81kk96lu3bvmy6/asic-freq.387MHz
chmod 664 asic-freq*
cat asic-freq | grep -A3 387
read -rsp $'Press enter to continue (Antminer will reboot)... ASICs speed set to 387MHz \n'
reboot

Gotcha! I will probably edit that crap out of my last post to prevent anyone from doing any harm to their Ants Wink

Thanks again!

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Quote from: palawan on June 12, 2014, 01:09:36 AM

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 11, 2014, 01:12:52 AM

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 06, 2014, 04:09:30 AM

Hey, not sure if it is just not posted or if I am not seeing it right now but is there code posted for changing from 393 to 387? And 375 to 387?
Thanks!

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Yeah I am looking for the 387 like..

Quote from: palawan on June 12, 2014, 01:09:36 AM

So nobody could figure the freq for 380 or 385? At 393 I get 3% HW error and at 375 I get .08 so I want to try something inbetween. I know in the larger picture it doesn't matter but I am anal about this stuff.

Try this:

Code:

#option 'freq_value' '5e85' #387.5M
#option 'chip_freq' '387.5'
#option 'timeout' '37'

Thank you! Currently I have all my S1 overclocked but I have a couple that are not very fond of the 393 or 400 freq's and figured the 387 would be my next best choice over 375 (or the factory 350). Lemme know if you ever need anything 3D printed and I will hook you up! Grin

So, to change the overclock code for another FREQ I would just change the FREQ within the above posted code? Say if I wanted to go to 387.5...

Huh

Thanks again mate!

Oh, sorry about that! I didn't put the extra .5 in the filename, but this is the frequency you supplied. DO NOT use the code that you posted as it will mess up your S1. My dropbox does not have that file you posted in your code. You're welcome mate!

Here; use the code below with the display of the asic-freq file:

Code:

clear
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.before-387MHz
wget -O asic-freq http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/c81kk96lu3bvmy6/asic-freq.387MHz
chmod 664 asic-freq*
cat asic-freq | grep -A3 387
read -rsp $'Press enter to continue (Antminer will reboot)... ASICs speed set to 387MHz \n'
reboot

mstrongbow

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Quote from: mstrongbow on June 11, 2014, 01:12:52 AM

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 06, 2014, 04:09:30 AM

Hey, not sure if it is just not posted or if I am not seeing it right now but is there code posted for changing from 393 to 387? And 375 to 387?
Thanks!

snipped

snipped

Yeah I am looking for the 387 like..

Quote from: mstrongbow on June 11, 2014, 01:12:52 AM

So nobody could figure the freq for 380 or 385? At 393 I get 3% HW error and at 375 I get .08 so I want to try something inbetween. I know in the larger picture it doesn't matter but I am anal about this stuff.

Try this:

Code:

#option 'freq_value' '5e85' #387.5M
#option 'chip_freq' '387.5'
#option 'timeout' '37'

But I know very little of compiling code etc.

I thought i read in this thread about you having under-clock settings? I am aware of the pencil mod but wanted to try under-clocking the freq first.

Thanks!

I'm not really compiling... I'm just making the changes to the /etc/asic-freq I'd love to learn how to code, but it's taking some time as I'm busy at my day job.

If you want to go to 387 MHz, copy and paste the lines below after you've ssh'ed to your S1 as root:

Code:

clear
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.before-387MHz
wget -O asic-freq http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/c81kk96lu3bvmy6/asic-freq.387MHz
chmod 664 asic-freq*
read -rsp $'Press enter to continue (Antminer will reboot)... ASICs speed set to 387MHz \n'
reboot

Only one frequency can be active at a time. This 387MHz is for overclocking...

Thank you! Currently I have all my S1 overclocked but I have a couple that are not very fond of the 393 or 400 freq's and figured the 387 would be my next best choice over 375 (or the factory 350). Lemme know if you ever need anything 3D printed and I will hook you up! Grin

Thanks again mate!

palawan

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Activity: 386

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Quote from: mstrongbow on June 06, 2014, 04:09:30 AM

Hey, not sure if it is just not posted or if I am not seeing it right now but is there code posted for changing from 393 to 387? And 375 to 387?
Thanks!

snipped

snipped

Yeah I am looking for the 387 like..

So nobody could figure the freq for 380 or 385? At 393 I get 3% HW error and at 375 I get .08 so I want to try something inbetween. I know in the larger picture it doesn't matter but I am anal about this stuff.

Try this:

Code:

#option 'freq_value' '5e85' #387.5M
#option 'chip_freq' '387.5'
#option 'timeout' '37'

But I know very little of compiling code etc.

I thought i read in this thread about you having under-clock settings? I am aware of the pencil mod but wanted to try under-clocking the freq first.

Thanks!

I'm not really compiling... I'm just making the changes to the /etc/asic-freq I'd love to learn how to code, but it's taking some time as I'm busy at my day job.

If you want to go to 387 MHz, copy and paste the lines below after you've ssh'ed to your S1 as root:

Code:

clear
cd /etc/config
mv asic-freq asic-freq.before-387MHz
wget -O asic-freq http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/c81kk96lu3bvmy6/asic-freq.387MHz
chmod 664 asic-freq*
read -rsp $'Press enter to continue (Antminer will reboot)... ASICs speed set to 387MHz \n'
reboot

Only one frequency can be active at a time. This 387MHz is for overclocking...

mstrongbow

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Quote from: mstrongbow on June 06, 2014, 04:09:30 AM

Hey, not sure if it is just not posted or if I am not seeing it right now but is there code posted for changing from 393 to 387? And 375 to 387?
Thanks!

Oh and if you happen to have the DC codes, I could use those as well in the near future as I am near maxed on my power grid, heh

I can modify an asic-freq with the values of 387 but I cannot guarantee it as I've never run it myself. Can you provide the values here?

DC codes? I think there's a thread on pencil mods but I'm not experienced or knowledgeable on it. Sorry...

Yeah I am looking for the 387 like..