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Title: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: popovic on March 30, 2016, 07:34:16 PM well my s7 was working fine without its micro sd memory but now having issues tryint to start it again after i turned it off... the odd thing is that it works fine when i conect to the io board 2 of the 3 hashing cards... not having the sd memory affects in any way? or maybe its because the io board have issues or is not working properly and need to be replaced?
help please Title: Re: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: VRobb on March 30, 2016, 10:52:03 PM First question for almost all S7 related strangeness: What PSU are you using?
Title: Re: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: philipma1957 on March 31, 2016, 03:20:47 AM the microsdcard is a none issue.
also do not do firmware leave it the fuck alone. your problem is bad psu or bad board connect boards 1+2 test if they work connect boards 1+3 test if they work connect boards 2+3 test if they work all boards are good so then connect boards 1+2+3 if it does not work bad psu what is the psu and what is the batch number 8-15 or 1-7 8-15 need more power then 1-7 if your psu is lacking the balls to do its job try setting the freq down from 700 to 625 is it is batch 9-15 or from freq 600 to freq 525 if it is batch 1-7 lastly set the fans at 60% and see if rpms read about 3800 rom Title: Re: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: popovic on March 31, 2016, 07:00:07 PM il try doing the freq thing... my psu is a bitmain 1600w i thought the io board was the one causing the issue... so if i nerf the freq to 600 or less and it works, then it means the psu is bad? not the io board?
i did all tests ur telling me about testing the hashing cards they are all fine and my s7 is batch 8. ty for the help lets see if it fix the issue Title: Re: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: popovic on March 31, 2016, 08:13:26 PM the freq is now 600 (from 700 cuz 625 didnt work)... working fine now hashing at 4 TH/S thou
Title: Re: micro sd for ant miner s7 Post by: VRobb on March 31, 2016, 09:58:41 PM It would seem that there's something amiss with your PSU or possibly connector(s) which at higher setting/wattage you get problems.
The trick now is to figure out exactly what is the culprit. Or not, 4TH/s isn't that bad, and it'll be running less power so less $$ on your electric bill. I got mine UC'd to 625-631 just for the $$ drop on the bill, too. |