Title: Butterfly labs little single overclock question Post by: kgonepostl on August 18, 2013, 09:13:36 PM I'm using bfgminer on my little single and the temps that are shown shows room for progress "(30c/60c)". I'm running windows 7 with a little single. This is what I got in the config file. It's basically vanilla or literally vanilla. I took out the pools and username and pass for security. What temps can the little single run at? Where do I modify and how high.
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Title: Re: Butterfly labs little single overclock question Post by: Red_Wolf_2 on August 20, 2013, 04:53:57 PM ****bump These aren't modified through BFGMiner, the throttling and clockspeed is controlled in firmware. Short of modifying the firmware and flashing it to the unit using JTAG it probably isn't that easy. You might have some luck asking on the BFL forums however... Title: Re: Butterfly labs little single overclock question Post by: kgonepostl on August 21, 2013, 01:09:13 AM These aren't modified through BFGMiner, the throttling and clockspeed is controlled in firmware. Short of modifying the firmware and flashing it to the unit using JTAG it probably isn't that easy. You might have some luck asking on the BFL forums however... Are you sure it's done via Jtag? What a pain in the ass :'( Title: Re: Butterfly labs little single overclock question Post by: ElitePork on August 21, 2013, 01:14:55 AM Yes. It is done in the firmware. There's a threshold for the temperature of overheating and the engine will restart if it overheats... Check out the source codes ;)
Title: Re: Butterfly labs little single overclock question Post by: Red_Wolf_2 on August 23, 2013, 05:47:08 PM These aren't modified through BFGMiner, the throttling and clockspeed is controlled in firmware. Short of modifying the firmware and flashing it to the unit using JTAG it probably isn't that easy. You might have some luck asking on the BFL forums however... Are you sure it's done via Jtag? What a pain in the ass :'( |