Topic: Overclocked Antminer S1... lots of x's under ASIC Status (Read 2166 times)
Its a display bug in the firmware. If the hashrate is correct on miner and at pool then leave it go. Else cycle power a couple times and it will go away.
restart your miner and observ it. if the Xs come again change the it to 350 or 375 MHz.
Thanks... it seems they are gone now. I didn't restart, but they just dropped on their own. Is this bad for the hardware? I rarely log in to check these things, so I have no idea if it's happened in the past and if it happens again, I probably won't notice it.
And now at 0 x's... any idea why I would be seeing so many x's just a half an hour ago and now none?
restart your miner and observ it. if the Xs come again change the it to 350 or 375 MHz.
Hi,
I bought an Antminer S1 that I didn't know was overclocked when I bought it (I'm assuming it's overclocked because it's operating at 400 mhz according to web interface). It's been hashing fine at around 200 gh/s (usually 205 gh/s), but I just logged in today and I noticed a lot x's under ASIC Status. Is this bad? Could it be due to overclocking? Should I revert back to 350 mhz? If so, how do I do that? Thanks,
Kevin
Edit: When I first checked, all but seven were x's (a total of 57, I think). I just checked about 30 minutes later and now there are only 22 x's.
Edit2: Now we're down to 8 x's.
I bought an Antminer S1 that I didn't know was overclocked when I bought it (I'm assuming it's overclocked because it's operating at 400 mhz according to web interface). It's been hashing fine at around 200 gh/s (usually 205 gh/s), but I just logged in today and I noticed a lot x's under ASIC Status. Is this bad? Could it be due to overclocking? Should I revert back to 350 mhz? If so, how do I do that? Thanks,
Kevin
Edit: When I first checked, all but seven were x's (a total of 57, I think). I just checked about 30 minutes later and now there are only 22 x's.
Edit2: Now we're down to 8 x's.
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