Have you paid much attention to heat output in low mode? 
Topic: S17 Pro 53T Heat output and hashpower? (Read 84 times)
Thank you Have you paid much attention to heat output in low mode?
Have you paid much attention to heat output in low mode? 
42 th on low. about 1225-1300 watts bitmain firmware.
I have 17 s17pro 53th 41-43th on all but one. That one does 46th it also does 60th on turbo and is the best unit of the 17 I have.
vnish firmware can do as low as 980 watts and 38th more efficient then the s19 pro on stock firmware.
I have yet to try braiins firmware on my s17pros.
I have 17 s17pro 53th 41-43th on all but one. That one does 46th it also does 60th on turbo and is the best unit of the 17 I have.
vnish firmware can do as low as 980 watts and 38th more efficient then the s19 pro on stock firmware.
I have yet to try braiins firmware on my s17pros.
I'm considering a new build, but airflow / cooling would be limited compared to my other projects.
I wonder if using some S17 Pro running in low-power mode might be an option, on the assumption they produce less heat than a typical higher-powered miner (such as S17+ 70th / S19 95T etc)?
Also I note Bitmain quote 36-48T in low power mode. But what is the typical output, or do they all tend to fluctuate that much?
I wonder if using some S17 Pro running in low-power mode might be an option, on the assumption they produce less heat than a typical higher-powered miner (such as S17+ 70th / S19 95T etc)?
Also I note Bitmain quote 36-48T in low power mode. But what is the typical output, or do they all tend to fluctuate that much?
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