There's a simple "advance" menu section in the GUI, you just select the over or underclocked speed you want.
GENIUS! Thank you!
Topic: Underclocking the C1 (Read 763 times)
GENIUS! Thank you!
There's a simple "advance" menu section in the GUI, you just select the over or underclocked speed you want.
I FOUND IT!
I finally understand overclocking. I found these documents for the chips:
S3/C1: https://www.bitmaintech.com/files/download/BM1382_Datasheet_v3.0.pdf
S5: https://www.bitmaintech.com/files/download/BM1384_Datasheet_v2.0.pdf
And there is the "work input timing" table. Are those the values you use for over/underclocking?
I thought those values were values people got experimentally xD
I finally understand overclocking. I found these documents for the chips:
S3/C1: https://www.bitmaintech.com/files/download/BM1382_Datasheet_v3.0.pdf
S5: https://www.bitmaintech.com/files/download/BM1384_Datasheet_v2.0.pdf
And there is the "work input timing" table. Are those the values you use for over/underclocking?
I thought those values were values people got experimentally xD
Is it possible? Is it the same as S1s or S3s?
What frequencies are useable?
EDIT:: I've solved that problem, new problem. The SSH isn't working...
I can get in, end up at root@AntC1:~#, but when I try to vim /etc/config/asic-freq/ it says vim not found, and if I try to use vi it opens a blank document.
Any ideas?
What frequencies are useable?
EDIT:: I've solved that problem, new problem. The SSH isn't working...
I can get in, end up at root@AntC1:~#, but when I try to vim /etc/config/asic-freq/ it says vim not found, and if I try to use vi it opens a blank document.
Any ideas?
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