Update:
Could never get the fan settings to change (SSH didn't work either) but I think I found a better solution by just changing the fan.
First I tried a 1W Noctua fan but it was struggling to keep it cool. The miner had to throttle the hashrate even below 900 GH/s.
Then I tried an old Cooler Master fan I had lying around and found it works perfectly.
Here are my testing results:
As you can see, at ~5 meters away from the miner, you can just barely hear it. Now it sounds like your average desktop PC instead of your average leaf blower.
It's been running stable for 24 hours now at ~1105 GH/s.
More pics:
(sorry for shit quality. Not a photographer)
My previous post was deleted for some reason by a moderator.
It's great to see you were able to tweak and get the db level down.
It's still funny (but unintended!) that you got a miner with bad fan control.
Guy
I noticed you said the unit is running at 1100 GH, is this normal? Can I exoect to be stable at the advertised 1700GH? I am consideredering placing a large order of 45 units or 3 farms, so please advise.
Also the website promises delivery 2 business days after payment, is this something that will be sure to happen as well? Thanks in advance!
I have 7 in house 1700 is really hard to do with all 7 in a home.
I could do it if I lived alone with my wife around it is a no go.
If you have a sliding door to outside winter air you could do 15 easy and pretty safe. you need to supply 15 x 1200 watts. = 18 kwatts and get 24th
Now if you have a proper setup with really cold into the miners say 10 c input air that is about 50f
and great way to pull the heat out. you will be able to approach 1650-1700. the gear will pull 1200 watts and you will need really good power supplies.
Now with a sliding door and proper setup you can do 20 at 750 watts = 15 kwatts and get 20 x 1350 gh = 27th
so think 750-800 watts and 1350gh easy to do or 1200-1250 watts and 1675gh hard to do
order on a monday early and it will show on thur sometime on weds.