[Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service - page 77.

kano

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Ahhhhh - so that's what the two 90 degree brackets are for - lol silly me - Luckily the Duplo works just as well

Yeah I got a Gelid 100,000hr silent (mag-lev bearing) fan
Paid way too much for it - I got to my local Jaycar 1min before closing that day ...
But it's sitting under the desk in front of me, fan at 90-100% and I can only hear "a slight breeze" and nothing more.
( --avalon-fan 90-100 ) keeps it in the low 40's - ambient inside (winter) is 18C - but it's a little warmer there under the desk.

Dunkelheit667

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no degradation

Lovely! Thank you for the updates burnin.

May I ask a low priority question? Do you have any specs for these green power connectors? Sitting here, waiting for... our chips and going to crimp some power cables meanwhile. Which cable diameter/circular area can we attach to the green connector?

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Small Update from me:

The Production board:

I added a second CAN connector so that Horizontal stacking gets easier.
And the red is just nice.

Single BitBurner:

Stack of Two:

FAN:

A quality industrial fan, these won't die after half a year of 24/7 use.

Project status:
Firmware and cgminer seem to be coming along nicely.
Voltage and Frequency setting are working fine.
I am currently waiting parts to arrive to be able to ship the orders, they should arrive tomorow.
Paperwork is also keeping me busy at the moment, lots of invoices to process.

kano

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Well

That was (as it says) 3am so I just wanted to post up an update for those wondering why it was hashing at half speed before.
Was a firmware glitch (as I said) that's been sorted.

... and yes those people misreading the cgminer display ... shame on you for using other software and not knowing what the cgminer display means Tongue

I grabbed that mainly coz it happened to have lots of 6's on it Cheesy

8hrs is showing 6.696GH/s so maybe I need to play with the options to get the expected 7
(I'm not sure what I started it at ... it was 3am Tongue

)

Code:

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(5s):6.917G (avg):6.695Gh/s | A:45281 R:129 HW:0 WU:93.5/m
ST: 2 SS: 0 NB: 68 LW: 85610 GF: 0 RF: 0
Connected to au.ozco.in diff 8 with stratum as user ...
Block: 0032c6e816de9754... Diff:37.4M Started: [10:46:56] Best share: 125K
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[P]ool management [S]ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit
BTB 0: 43/ 43C 1222mV | 7.292G/6.696Gh/s | A:45281 R:128 HW:0 WU: 93.6/m
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

itod

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Quote from: ajas on August 06, 2013, 05:21:59 PM

Quote from: itod on August 06, 2013, 04:55:04 PM

Quote from: alexuk on August 06, 2013, 04:29:36 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:17:00 PM

Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

Hmm i dont understand - 350mhz on 20 chips should of been 7G/hash right?

that screenshot shows 5.855ghz, divide that by 20, and it gets you 292.75mhz ... am i missing something here? Is it 1 Mhz per 1m/hash?

You are right, something doesn't add up. Probably a bug in cgminer - bitburner communication somewhere. It's interesting cgminer shows ton of data, voltage for instance, and doesn't show bitburner clock rate.

The screenshot shows: 5.855G/6.660Gh/s
As far as I understand the second number (6,660) is the sustained hashrate (here over 7 minutes)
That is closer to 7 Gh/s
The first (5.855) is averaged just over a few seconds and may vary with time.

6,660 / 20 = 333, and notice that voltage on the screenshot is 1.223V, which is not the voltage burnin tested in the post here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2738301
he used 1.2 or 1.25 in that range. I don't understand it.

ajas

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Quote from: itod on August 06, 2013, 04:55:04 PM

Quote from: alexuk on August 06, 2013, 04:29:36 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:17:00 PM

Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

Hmm i dont understand - 350mhz on 20 chips should of been 7G/hash right?

that screenshot shows 5.855ghz, divide that by 20, and it gets you 292.75mhz ... am i missing something here? Is it 1 Mhz per 1m/hash?

You are right, something doesn't add up. Probably a bug in cgminer - bitburner communication somewhere. It's interesting cgminer shows ton of data, voltage for instance, and doesn't show bitburner clock rate.

The screenshot shows: 5.855G/6.660Gh/s
As far as I understand the second number (6,660) is the sustained hashrate (here over 7 minutes)
That is closer to 7 Gh/s
The first (5.855) is averaged just over a few seconds and may vary with time.

zulover

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i thought it was able to go uptp 9ghs?

itod

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Quote from: alexuk on August 06, 2013, 04:29:36 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:17:00 PM

Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

Hmm i dont understand - 350mhz on 20 chips should of been 7G/hash right?

that screenshot shows 5.855ghz, divide that by 20, and it gets you 292.75mhz ... am i missing something here? Is it 1 Mhz per 1m/hash?

You are right, something doesn't add up. Probably a bug in cgminer - bitburner communication somewhere. It's interesting cgminer shows ton of data, voltage for instance, and doesn't show bitburner clock rate.

alexuk

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Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:17:00 PM

Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

Hmm i dont understand - 350mhz on 20 chips should of been 7G/hash right?

that screenshot shows 5.855ghz, divide that by 20, and it gets you 292.75mhz ... am i missing something here? Is it 1 Mhz per 1m/hash?

f.baasch75

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Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:17:00 PM

Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

looks great!

kano

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Quote from: gateway on August 06, 2013, 12:14:38 PM

Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes
http://198.245.60.111/Pix/20130807BTB.png

How far did you push it?

That was 350Mhz fan 90-100 and timeout 20 - no voltage change.
NMW was zero.

Edit: Note, no errors or rejects or anything

(R:1 at the top is BitMinter pool. It tells me I got a reject share whenever I connect to it as a backup ... without mining anything)

gateway

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Quote from: kano on August 06, 2013, 12:13:20 PM

OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes

How far did you push it?

kano

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OK hash rate has been sorted out by the firmware mastermind.
Here's running it clocked up for 7 minutes

villex

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Quote from: Exoskeleton on August 06, 2013, 11:14:55 AM

In the initial post of this thread there was an offer from burnin to sell fully populated boards without chips installed. I have asked about the offer in this thread, and as a PM to burnin. I am most interested in a fully populated pcb that only needs chips. I am willing to pay the same price as a fully assembled board.

Will the assembled pcb - minus chips - still be made available for purchase?

We are in the same boat then, I think if we don't have to wait for the chips we can get the PCB sooner.

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In the initial post of this thread there was an offer from burnin to sell fully populated boards without chips installed. I have asked about the offer in this thread, and as a PM to burnin. I am most interested in a fully populated pcb that only needs chips. I am willing to pay the same price as a fully assembled board.

Will the assembled pcb - minus chips - still be made available for purchase?

villex

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Quote from: krasnolud on August 06, 2013, 10:02:01 AM

Quote from: villex on August 06, 2013, 09:50:05 AM

Hello, I'm still asking this everywhere and I can't get an answer.
Can I purchase the PCB without chips? I'm ready to pay and I would like to order just the populated PCB without chips.

https://www.burninmining.com/product/blank-board/

That's a blank board. Not what I'm asking.

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Quote from: villex on August 06, 2013, 09:50:05 AM

Hello, I'm still asking this everywhere and I can't get an answer.
Can I purchase the PCB without chips? I'm ready to pay and I would like to order just the populated PCB without chips.

https://www.burninmining.com/product/blank-board/

villex

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Hello, I'm still asking this everywhere and I can't get an answer.
Can I purchase the PCB without chips? I'm ready to pay and I would like to order just the populated PCB without chips.

eraziel

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Hi burnin, how are things progressing? Any new milestones reached, first customer order shipped, etc?

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What is "safe" then? I would like an auto-option that keeps the clock below a certain HW-error-threshold.

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