I will run this over night due to the warning on the asics low freq .
Is this when the ASICS show yellow in color? A few of mine are, but the units are stable.
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Is this when the ASICS show yellow in color? A few of mine are, but the units are stable.
Whoa... Phil, I thought judypug was your second account.
It is but I did not want to do multiple posts .
I am kind of excited as I think I may be able to run 2 of these on an evga 1300 g2 safely . this really makes these a great upgrade.
For now two are stable at 1266 watts and about 2400gh
I will run this over night due to the warning on the asics low freq .
I am a bit afraid to go lower until the sp tech says it is okay
No worries buddy. Just making sure I was not losing what is left of my mind.
I would like to get a few of these to replace some of my aging gear. It is just hard to justify the cost and shipping because I am going to be done mining before the summer hits. This summer was a bitch in Alabama and I am not sweating it out again.
Whoa... Phil, I thought judypug was your second account.
It is but I did not want to do multiple posts .
I am kind of excited as I think I may be able to run 2 of these on an evga 1300 g2 safely . this really makes these a great upgrade.
For now two are stable at 1266 watts and about 2400gh
I will run this over night due to the warning on the asics low freq .
I am a bit afraid to go lower until the sp tech says it is okay
Whoa... Phil, I thought judypug was your second account.
Phil did you try for a lower number? I have a few evga 1300 g2 psu's . If you can run two sp20's on the 1300 I may buy 2.
I have 3 s-3 on my evga 1300 G2 they do 1470 gh at 1215 watts. Set to freq 243.75
If I can do 2 sp20's and get 2300 gh for 1215 watts that would be a huge improvement.
I have 3 s-3 on my evga 1300 G2 they do 1470 gh at 1215 watts. Set to freq 243.75
If I can do 2 sp20's and get 2300 gh for 1215 watts that would be a huge improvement.
Yes I have gone a bit lower I am now doing 1266 watts and 2400gh on the evga 1600 p2
I have an issue these super low settings have made warning lights on my asic's. It means I may have reached the lowest they can go. I am waiting for the tech on the main thread to answer my question on this issue.
Phil did you try for a lower number? I have a few evga 1300 g2 psu's . If you can run two sp20's on the 1300 I may buy 2.
I have 3 s-3 on my evga 1300 G2 they do 1470 gh at 1215 watts. Set to freq 243.75
If I can do 2 sp20's and get 2300 gh for 1215 watts that would be a huge improvement.
I have 3 s-3 on my evga 1300 G2 they do 1470 gh at 1215 watts. Set to freq 243.75
If I can do 2 sp20's and get 2300 gh for 1215 watts that would be a huge improvement.
Today I am taking under clock to the bottom for one reason> to see if 2 sp20's run solid and easy on a stud psu.
The psu is the evga 1600 p2. the answer is piece of fucking cake.
two sp20s' running connected to the stud evga 1600 p2
seeing these numbers makes me want to see if I can do 1150 watts and 2300 gh. with 2 on the evga 1600.
If I can this means the evga 1300 may be able to run 2 sp20s' !!!!!!
the psu evga 1600 p2
five sp20's and 2 s-3's under the moving blanket. note 3 s-3's to the far left using 1 evga 1300 g2
THE MONEY SHOT
1351 watts on the meter 2 sp20's pushing 2470gh !!! 1351 watts is a safe load for a 15 amp usa circuit !! and a safe load for the 1600 watt evga p2
The psu is the evga 1600 p2. the answer is piece of fucking cake.
two sp20s' running connected to the stud evga 1600 p2
seeing these numbers makes me want to see if I can do 1150 watts and 2300 gh. with 2 on the evga 1600.
If I can this means the evga 1300 may be able to run 2 sp20s' !!!!!!
the psu evga 1600 p2
five sp20's and 2 s-3's under the moving blanket. note 3 s-3's to the far left using 1 evga 1300 g2
THE MONEY SHOT
1351 watts on the meter 2 sp20's pushing 2470gh !!! 1351 watts is a safe load for a 15 amp usa circuit !! and a safe load for the 1600 watt evga p2
Just a quick question, I was wondering if there was a guide anywere on how to overclock/underclock these machines, I cant seem to find a how to anywere but from reading through the threads everyones seems to know how to do it.
okay it is pretty easy if you are an old school miner and you did gpu's
this is a heavy duty under clock copy the settings and see if you do about 1210gh
Just a quick question, I was wondering if there was a guide anywere on how to overclock/underclock these machines, I cant seem to find a how to anywere but from reading through the threads everyones seems to know how to do it.
to me if i built it and sold it I would call it a 1500 gh miner.
Sponds do play the game of claiming the absolute highest hash rate for their kit (in ideal environments), and as we have seen it has fallen short sometimes when released.
I say this having bought SP10s, SP30s a SP31 and now 2 SP20s ... many have been under 'spec' when powered and running (yes 240v). The SP10s have been the most consistent solid miners I have ever purchased ... flat line at 1.4Ths with no deviation for months.
The SP20s clocked at full rate are also -10%, but to get best value you have to underclock (as this thread knows), and such easy clocking control is to their advantage in the GUI against others.
Sponds have compensated when machines came in under spec, and their customer service is second to none.
As ever, do your research, buy wisely and hash away.
I am running 2 SP20's at 600W each at the wall and getting approximately 1.120 TH/s. That is equal to 0.53 J/Gh. I am using Corsair AX760i PSUs - one per SP20.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
so you are getting under .53 watts
this is very interesting it would allow for me to run 9 sp20's
2 on each of my 3 evga's 1300 g2 = 6 x 600 3600 watts and 6 x 1.12th = 6.72th
2 on my evga 1600 p2 = 2 x 600 1200 watts and 2 x 1.12th = 2.24th
1 on my seasonic 1200 p = 1 x 800 800 watts and 1 x 1.40 th = 1.4th
5600 watts 10.36th rate of 0.54 watts a gh
going to look into this idea raskul I may order some more soon
this pleases me immensely
I am running 2 SP20's at 600W each at the wall and getting approximately 1.120 TH/s. That is equal to 0.53 J/Gh. I am using Corsair AX760i PSUs - one per SP20.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
so you are getting under .53 watts
this is very interesting it would allow for me to run 9 sp20's
2 on each of my 3 evga's 1300 g2 = 6 x 600 3600 watts and 6 x 1.12th = 6.72th
2 on my evga 1600 p2 = 2 x 600 1200 watts and 2 x 1.12th = 2.24th
1 on my seasonic 1200 p = 1 x 800 800 watts and 1 x 1.40 th = 1.4th
5600 watts 10.36th rate of 0.54 watts a gh
going to look into this idea raskul I may order some more soon
downclocked again.
where I was running at 1.73TH/s using full power (drawing ~1200w), i have now limited to ~700w and getting 1.35TH/s
doing the calculations which matter... i'm now saving in excess of £41 per month in electric and only losing ~390GH/s.
1 x SP20
2 x S3+
total--psu--draw
1410w
@ 11.4p/kWh
=
£115 per month
And at current BTC price, at full power i'd be mining £31 worth of BTC more, so a saving in real terms of £10 per month and also, most likely, giving more life to the miner.
where I was running at 1.73TH/s using full power (drawing ~1200w), i have now limited to ~700w and getting 1.35TH/s
doing the calculations which matter... i'm now saving in excess of £41 per month in electric and only losing ~390GH/s.
1 x SP20
2 x S3+
total--psu--draw
1410w
@ 11.4p/kWh
=
£115 per month
And at current BTC price, at full power i'd be mining £31 worth of BTC more, so a saving in real terms of £10 per month and also, most likely, giving more life to the miner.
I am running 2 SP20's at 600W each at the wall and getting approximately 1.120 TH/s. That is equal to 0.53 J/Gh. I am using Corsair AX760i PSUs - one per SP20.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
I intended to run these underclocked to use up "spare Amps". I have flat-rate power circuits with individual alarms which trigger once a certain amount of Amps are exceeded, and the fine grain control of the SP20 helps me fine tune my power consumption to be just under the limit.
i'm actually quite happy with the settings on SP20 at 1.7TH/s - it is slightly overclocked, bit of extra voltage and a bit more of a power draw but it is very capable of 1.7TH/s. When I set it to basic settings on the middle option, it sits at 1648GH/s.. doesn't take an awful lot to get it up... but it's right, they are exceptionally efficient when underclocked.
when I purchased I had 0, zip, nada, no, none, nil interest in running these at 1700 or 1600 or even 1500 gh.
I had hoped to run 1400 at 900 watts which would be .64 watt per gh.
I am running these at 1380-1400gh getting 800 watts which is about .57 watt per gh temps and sound are manageable.
So I don't complain personally. I only say for the builders sake listing them as a 1500gh machine that may overclock to 1700 would have been a better choice of advertisement.
I have 4 and may get 1 to 3 more by next week.
oh i totally agree, don't get me wrong, as said, to get 1.7TH/s i've upped the voltage and overclocked it slightly.
In the SP20, I guess lots of people had been expecting something akin to the SP10 - which was an astounding miner in all senses and if it were a movie, would win all the oscars. I will be reverting my SP20 back to downclock today as i want to give it as much life as possible - and it's going to be going south to my free leccy unit sometime over the holiday period. The unit is not mine so I have to share some hashrate with the guy who owns it and when the SP31 arrives, i'll probably just set the SP20 to mine for him.
It is, depending on how you set it, probably the most efficient miner money can buy. Anyone know anything more efficient? looking forwards to seeing what my SP31 can do.
Balls to the wall with a monster 2000 watts PSU on 240V I can get 1600 GH/S. I might get more when the temp drops down to 0 here in Colorado.
i'm actually quite happy with the settings on SP20 at 1.7TH/s - it is slightly overclocked, bit of extra voltage and a bit more of a power draw but it is very capable of 1.7TH/s. When I set it to basic settings on the middle option, it sits at 1648GH/s.. doesn't take an awful lot to get it up... but it's right, they are exceptionally efficient when underclocked.
when I purchased I had 0, zip, nada, no, none, nil interest in running these at 1700 or 1600 or even 1500 gh.
I had hoped to run 1400 at 900 watts which would be .64 watt per gh.
I am running these at 1380-1400gh getting 800 watts which is about .57 watt per gh temps and sound are manageable.
So I don't complain personally. I only say for the builders sake listing them as a 1500gh machine that may overclock to 1700 would have been a better choice of advertisement.
I have 4 and may get 1 to 3 more by next week.
i'm actually quite happy with the settings on SP20 at 1.7TH/s - it is slightly overclocked, bit of extra voltage and a bit more of a power draw but it is very capable of 1.7TH/s. When I set it to basic settings on the middle option, it sits at 1648GH/s.. doesn't take an awful lot to get it up... but it's right, they are exceptionally efficient when underclocked.
to me if i built it and sold it I would call it a 1500 gh miner.
Sponds do play the game of claiming the absolute highest hash rate for their kit (in ideal environments), and as we have seen it has fallen short sometimes when released.
I say this having bought SP10s, SP30s a SP31 and now 2 SP20s ... many have been under 'spec' when powered and running (yes 240v). The SP10s have been the most consistent solid miners I have ever purchased ... flat line at 1.4Ths with no deviation for months.
The SP20s clocked at full rate are also -10%, but to get best value you have to underclock (as this thread knows), and such easy clocking control is to their advantage in the GUI against others.
Sponds have compensated when machines came in under spec, and their customer service is second to none.
As ever, do your research, buy wisely and hash away.
.dogies guide is okay for the sp20
with my 4 the only downside to the sp20 is 1700 gh is hard to do.
to me if i built it and sold it I would call it a 1500 gh miner.
i would limit watts to 250 per pcie jack.
most of all i would optimize
settings for 175 watts per jack and try to see it do .5 to .55 at that watt setting.
i would use a fan that could go to the 30 setting for the under clockers
with my 4 the only downside to the sp20 is 1700 gh is hard to do.
to me if i built it and sold it I would call it a 1500 gh miner.
i would limit watts to 250 per pcie jack.
most of all i would optimize
settings for 175 watts per jack and try to see it do .5 to .55 at that watt setting.
i would use a fan that could go to the 30 setting for the under clockers
The other option would be to sell it with 2 settings. 1 home use at the lower 1400 GH end, the other, isolated room 1700 GH end.
Hopefully we will see sound levels with upcoming products. At the end of the day, ideally they should all be isolated from any living space. Even if it's a separate room for home mining regardless of noise levels.
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