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20161  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 08, 2018, 01:51:36 PM
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Then Donate now and jstefanop will, he did with the Alchemist miner and charged a one time fee .. it was reason able and this should be even lower because all he has to do is write the code . i wonder what he can get out of these miners this far down the road hash wise .

IN fact i donated the other day when i saw jstefanopis writing something for the L3's i know hell do it right . ......

...

I just donated 0.003 btc to his address

https://blockchain.info/address/14w9Lea6kdVzspJk8TQRe7qSYu9LhzJJsh

https://blockchain.info/tx/9401c0ee31116b421b1e6204bbadba2f576e39ad72f0d10a9f1eade9efdffb3c

I also purchased 8 of his usb sticks last winter.

20162  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! on: May 08, 2018, 01:41:36 PM

- So, bottom line is, with W10 Fall Creator's Update it seems like 18.3.4 drivers & CDM 11.6 is the solution.


We have been using this little tool to completely disable Windows Updates for the past ~year or so now.  They just came out with a v1.1 yesterday, I believe we have been using v1.0. --- https://www.sordum.org/9470/windows-update-blocker-v1-1/ --- I was skeptical of it at first, but it's been working flawlessly on 16 rigs (although not all of them have been running a full year yet.
Blocking all microsoft domains from your DNS server works way better.. just sayin..  Cheesy

Perhaps it is, but that isn't a simple one click program that my grandma could run. Wink
Oh I figured you were talking about for farms. It's just blocked from my entire network. Don't wanna have to manually do anything to each new/reimaged W10 machine.

with 10 or more machines  it would be a lot of work your way is the easier way.
20163  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [BLOCK PARTY] ckpool.org ZERO FEE SPLNS no registration mining pool on: May 08, 2018, 12:45:42 PM
Finally .....that was a long expensive nightmare block that had 2 diff adjustments for near 15%...
Less than 200% is no nightmare block. They happen about 1/3 of the time. The worst block I can recall since being in bitcoin mining is deepbit in 2011 having a block that was 1800% if I remember correctly. There are others at 800 and 1100% in recent times too.

I saw a few over 1000%  but yes I could use that 0.033

https://blockchain.info/address/16yLHLoeyuCLPMXkVpC3gyrRYvwRGwjKJr

and this 0.0042

https://blockchain.info/address/1JdC6Xg3ajT3rge3FgPNSYYFpmf53Vbtje

20164  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 08, 2018, 03:27:34 AM
Would love a version of this in graphical form. Im a noob with this command line stuff. Incidentally I have a no devfee D3 bios where you can reduce noise and watts if anyone wants it.

Agreed.  I liked Blissz's version better.  Yes, it has a fee and I understand the controversy there but it's as easy to use as the stock browser interface.

Many say that blissz is committing a crime or a civil tort.  So if you use his software you could be involved in a punitive lawsuit.

While you may like it why not pay some coin to this person to get a legal GUI
20165  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order on: May 07, 2018, 10:40:34 PM
No, I mean the power consumption savings were something like 10-20 Watts only. If I remember right.

most s-9 did  .11 at the wall

so a 14th used 1540 watts at the wall

very few of the 30+ s-9's i have had did  0.098 at the wall.

here is a link to L3+ software issued by jestanop

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3546316.0

@ mods this is very important to not delete it shows that voltage can be adjusted and power savings of 5 to 20% can be done.

So most likely the s9i is using software like this.

It also means  if you have s9's you may be able to  reduce the power they use.

I also suspect bitmain will not release the s-11 until Nov or Dec.

as this gear buries prices on both canaan and Halong.


20166  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 05:11:59 PM
Can I apply this file to adjust the voltage on the D3?

this is his file
I looked at it  and I am not sure I see if it can or can't work


Code:
//
//  set_voltage_new.c
// 
//
//  Created by jstefanop on x/xx/18.
//

#include <stdint.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <linux/i2c-dev.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <pthread.h>

#define PIC_COMMAND_1                       0x55
#define PIC_COMMAND_2                       0xaa
#define GET_VOLTAGE                         0x18
#define SET_VOLTAGE                         0x10
#define JUMP_FROM_LOADER_TO_APP             0x06
#define RESET_PIC                           0x07
#define READ_PIC_SOFTWARE_VERSION           0x17
static unsigned char Pic_command_1[1] = {PIC_COMMAND_1};
static unsigned char Pic_command_2[1] = {PIC_COMMAND_2};
static unsigned char Pic_set_voltage[1] = {SET_VOLTAGE};
static unsigned char Pic_get_voltage[1] = {GET_VOLTAGE};
static unsigned char Pic_read_pic_software_version[1] = {READ_PIC_SOFTWARE_VERSION};
static unsigned char Pic_jump_from_loader_to_app[1] = {JUMP_FROM_LOADER_TO_APP};
static unsigned char Pic_reset[1] = {RESET_PIC};
pthread_mutex_t iic_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
pthread_mutex_t i2c_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;



void pic_send_command(int fd)
{
    //printf("--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_command_1, 1);
    write(fd, Pic_command_2, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
}

void pic_read_pic_software_version(unsigned char *version, int fd)
{
    pic_send_command(fd);
   
    //printf("\n--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_read_pic_software_version, 1);
    read(fd, version, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
}

void pic_read_voltage(unsigned char *voltage, int fd)
{
   
    pic_send_command(fd);
   
    //printf("\n--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
   
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_get_voltage, 1);
    read(fd, voltage, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
   
    usleep(500000);
}

void pic_set_voltage(unsigned char *voltage, int fd)
{
   
    pic_send_command(fd);
   
    //printf("\n--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
   
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_set_voltage, 1);
    write(fd, voltage, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
   
    usleep(500000);
}



void pic_jump_from_loader_to_app(int fd)
{
    pic_send_command(fd);
   
    //printf("\n--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_jump_from_loader_to_app, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
    usleep(500000);
}

void pic_reset(int fd)
{
    pic_send_command(fd);
   
    printf("\n--- %s\n", __FUNCTION__);
    pthread_mutex_lock(&i2c_mutex);
    write(fd, Pic_reset, 1);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&i2c_mutex);
    usleep(600*1000);
}


void main (int argc, char *argv[]){
   
    if (argc != 3) {
        printf("Incorrect arguments\n");
        printf("Usage:\n");
        printf("./set_voltage [chain# 1-4] [voltage in hex]\n");
        exit(1);
    }
   
    int chain = atoi(argv[1]);
    unsigned char set_voltage = strtol(argv[2], NULL, 16);
   
    if(chain > 4 || chain == 0){
        printf("Invalid chain #, valid range 1-4\n");
        exit(1);
    }
    if(strtol(argv[2], NULL, 16) > 0xfe){
        printf("Invalid hex voltage, valid range 0x00-0xfe\n");
        exit(1);
    }
   
    int fd;
    char filename[40];
    unsigned char version = 0;
    unsigned char voltage = 0;
    int const i2c_slave_addr[4] = {0xa0,0xa2,0xa4,0xa6};
   
    chain--;
   
    sprintf(filename,"/dev/i2c-0");
   
    if ((fd = open(filename,O_RDWR)) < 0) {
        printf("Failed to open the bus\n");
        exit(1);
    }
   
    pthread_mutex_lock(&iic_mutex);
    if (ioctl(fd,I2C_SLAVE,i2c_slave_addr[chain] >> 1 )) {
        printf("Failed to acquire bus access and/or talk to slave.\n");
        exit(1);
    }
   // pic_reset(fd);
   // pic_jump_from_loader_to_app(fd);
    pic_read_pic_software_version(&version, fd);
    printf("\n version = 0x%02x\n", version);
   
    if(version != 0x03){
        printf("Wrong PIC version\n");
        exit(1);
    }
   
    printf("reading voltage\n");
    pic_read_voltage(&voltage, fd);
   
    printf("\n voltage = 0x%02x\n", voltage);
   
    printf("setting voltage\n");
    pic_set_voltage(&set_voltage, fd);
   
    printf("reading voltage\n");
    pic_read_voltage(&voltage, fd);
    printf("\n voltage = 0x%02x\n", voltage);
   
   // pic_reset(fd);
    pthread_mutex_unlock(&iic_mutex);
   
    if(voltage != set_voltage)
        printf("ERROR: Voltage was not successfully set\n");
    else
        printf("Success: Voltage updated!\n");
   
}


20167  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 04:50:51 PM
Why doesn't the hashrate on my pool stats match with my miner?

My miner is reporting 604MH with 462 frequency. But the pool is reporting 570MH?


If overclocking to 462M without undervolting is already generating HW errors, does that mean I will have to OVERCLOCK my miner?

Very hard to answer.  Are you tossing thousands of errors hundreds of errors or dozens of errors.

In day 100 errors is no big deal

Mine indeed is tossing 1100 HW in 2 hours.

I'm now seeing a clearer picture of it. The % error is indicated at the HW row under the Nounce# column right?

The value for my first rig is 0.4% despite getting 7k HW errors in 14 hours.

The value for my second rig is 0.01% with just 200 HW errors.

What about the percentage of DiffA# column?


It's also very dependent on how the pool parcels out work, how much work is thrown away, difficulty settings etc

I'm getting 1% error rate, difficulty at 65k, pool reported rate average for the past 24h between 550 to 600; miner reports effective rate of 595 (due to errors ~1%) at 462M frequency

Did you undervolt or overvolt it? What does 1% error rate mean? My HW errors are numbers like 5k in 10 hours, still reporting 599MH average on stats panel. Pool panel (litecoinpool) reports 540-660 so huge fluctuation here. Feeling like mine needs an overvolt.


1% errors means that 1% of overall hash is in error - basically, miner reports 604 as what the chips are hashing, 595 as average, and hardware errors under nonce reports 1% errors.
Fluctuation is normal, over time miner is "600 MH/sec" but difficulty and shares are based on luck - in the long run I should be getting around 600 MH - 1% = 594 at pool.
This is further reduced by work from pool not being "instant" and the antminer software itself has discarded work.




% error is indicated under Nonce# column HW row right?

For the first machine, I get 7k hw errors in 15 hours, 0.4056%
Second machine 4k hw errors, 0.2532%
The third machine I got 158 hw errors, with the number just being 0.0101%

These percentages do seem like hw error % due to their relevance proportionally.
As long as I keep these numbers reasonable, I'm undervolting correctly?


Yes  I shoot for under

0.0500%
20168  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 03:22:28 PM
@ yankees

 this unit was at freq 359---- hash 472---- watts 800---- HW 0
this unit is now freq  359---- hash 472---- watts 701---- HW 0
this unit is now freq  359---- hash 467---- watts 6xx---- HW 0 lowest volts

so 100 watts saved or 2.4 kwatts a day  or 72 kwatts a month

I have 12 units  so 12 x 72 =  864 kwatts a month  at 10 cents a kwatt  that is 86 dollars a month  1032 dollars a year.

and  I am not a the rock bottom setting of 0xfe  !

I will see if I can get that to work on this unit.

just did it  works fine
20169  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 02:11:04 PM
I will do a second one with clear shots to help.

I am working with Mac .

Set at freq 359 hash is 471mh stock voltage

I set to 0xf0



20170  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! on: May 07, 2018, 01:40:26 PM
Manged to buy (2) 1070tis at $510 each. Rather unimpressed so far. They're about 50% of the performance of the 1080ti across the board, with about 50% of the consumption.

If 1080tis keep going for $1000 each, it's better to buy the 1080tis than the 1070tis.

I then managed to buy ( 8 ) 1080tis for $6,200 total, so that was a wayyy better deal than the 1070tis!

Are you confident to buy GPUs at this moment?
(because of Asics, FPGAs etc)
Yes. Enough coins have shown they will fork away from known ASICs that there will be money to be made. And at the end of the day I still have hardware that is worth something.

Manged to buy (2) 1070tis at $510 each. Rather unimpressed so far. They're about 50% of the performance of the 1080ti across the board, with about 50% of the consumption.

If 1080tis keep going for $1000 each, it's better to buy the 1080tis than the 1070tis.

I then managed to buy ( 8 ) 1080tis for $6,200 total, so that was a wayyy better deal than the 1070tis!

I would have sold you 8 for 5400
Well once I get this home equity loan closed I will probably take you up on that

Okay sounds good
20171  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! on: May 07, 2018, 01:31:26 PM
Manged to buy (2) 1070tis at $510 each. Rather unimpressed so far. They're about 50% of the performance of the 1080ti across the board, with about 50% of the consumption.

If 1080tis keep going for $1000 each, it's better to buy the 1080tis than the 1070tis.

I then managed to buy ( 8 ) 1080tis for $6,200 total, so that was a wayyy better deal than the 1070tis!

I would have sold you 8 for 5400
20172  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 12:26:50 PM
Why doesn't the hashrate on my pool stats match with my miner?

My miner is reporting 604MH with 462 frequency. But the pool is reporting 570MH?


If overclocking to 462M without undervolting is already generating HW errors, does that mean I will have to OVERCLOCK my miner?

Very hard to answer.  Are you tossing thousands of errors hundreds of errors or dozens of errors.

In day 100 errors is no big deal

Mine indeed is tossing 1100 HW in 2 hours.

It's also very dependent on how the pool parcels out work, how much work is thrown away, difficulty settings etc

I'm getting 1% error rate, difficulty at 65k, pool reported rate average for the past 24h between 550 to 600; miner reports effective rate of 595 (due to errors ~1%) at 462M frequency

Did you undervolt or overvolt it? What does 1% error rate mean? My HW errors are numbers like 5k in 10 hours, still reporting 599MH average on stats panel. Pool panel (litecoinpool) reports 540-660 so huge fluctuation here. Feeling like mine needs an overvolt.

yeah  do the smallest overvolt setting and see if you reduce  hw

my hw for  9 hours

bd 1 ..... 2
bd 2 ..... 85
bd 3 ..... 2
bd 4 ..... 0
20173  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 04:02:08 AM
Why doesn't the hashrate on my pool stats match with my miner?

My miner is reporting 604MH with 462 frequency. But the pool is reporting 570MH?


If overclocking to 462M without undervolting is already generating HW errors, does that mean I will have to OVERCLOCK my miner?

Very hard to answer.  Are you tossing thousands of errors hundreds of errors or dozens of errors.

In day 100 errors is no big deal
20174  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 03:44:48 AM
Got down to 625 watts set on freq 312
At 312 freq you can prob set the lowest voltage on all 4 chains (0xfe).
I did go to 0xf0

0xfe is the lowest voltage setting you can go to (0xfe is bigger than 0xf0)

I figured that and went back to try the lower voltage it does work.

fans  are nice and low. Dropped to 600 watts.
This allows two per psu. A bitmain aw3+ could run two at 600 watts.





20175  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 03:02:12 AM


Got down to 625 watts set on freq 312


At 312 freq you can prob set the lowest voltage on all 4 chains (0xfe).

I did go to 0xf0
20176  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 07, 2018, 12:58:24 AM
/Users/macmini/Downloads/set_voltage

so I think that is the directory above

so I tried this

scp /Users/macmini/Downloads/set_voltage root@192.168.0.109:/config

and this came up

root@192.168.0.109's password:

I could not enter  a password and if I hit enter it said wrong password

Have you tried typing in your password and pressing the enter key?
scp and other ssh tools will not echo a "*" or "." when you key in the password (so people cannot guess your password's length)

...

UPDATES -

Running my L3+ at 462M (20% OC)
All boards are set at 0xd0
Error rate is the wrong side of 1% right now

Effective hash rate at pool has been good - averaging 550-600

Power draw at wall ~ 870 W compared to ~ 830 W at stock voltage and speed

I'm now getting 15-20% more effective hash rate with only a 5% increase in power draw.

That may be good idea thanks. duh  it works

Got down to 625 watts set on freq 312

20177  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Canaan vs. Bitmain PSUs test on: May 06, 2018, 11:32:54 PM
I've actually read through those earlier.  Its why I wanted to test using the same miner, at the same temperature.  I didn't catch that PSU brands were tested.

If you run an Avalon 841 in a room over 80f it burns more power.

I did most tests with the Corsair ax1500i

But I did test the delta 2400 watt and the hp 2450 watt

All of them. Run better when the room is at 67f

All of them run worse when the room is at 85f

I did test up to 91f with the 2400 watt delta and it pulled 1545 watts

I did test up to 100 f with the atx1500i. And it pulled about 1525 watts.

If you live in a seasonal place I am NJ. You will need to downclock or ac cool for 3-5 months and you will do very well for the cooler months
20178  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Happy New Years! Seventh alt coin thread! on: May 06, 2018, 11:17:42 PM
... from a single MSI R7-370 4GB GPU to at least a new single GPU or maybe a dual GPU setup.

- zed

IMHO.

If this is more of a hobby to you, go for it.
For anyone that's investing and seeking a return, buying GPU's today seems ridiculous.

With that PSU, I would add two 1070ti and be done. Adding two 1080ti is not ideal.

It is indeed a hobby miner, but that doesn't mean that I don't want the upgrades to pay for themselves eventually. This rig was originally mining eth and produced enough coins before prices/difficulty got crazy so that it has paid for itself many times over.

Regarding the 1070 Ti versus 1080 Ti and the PSU, what is "normal" power draw for an optimized 1080 Ti? 200 Watts? 300 Watts?

A hybrid 1080ti using prebuilt waterblock runs quietly

I have ten left and would sell to you at a good price.

You can go as low as 125 watts. Or as high as 250 watts

160 watts gets max sols for watt.  Zec May fork right now equihash pays close to 3 bucks a day at 160 watt setting.

All my hybrids have more then two years on warranty.

Shoot me a pm.  Are you USA based?

1080ti are good if price is right

I paid well under the 929 price for the Evga.

I would pass that to you.

I also have Msi Corsair I paid 800 for . They list for 1000 on Corsair site.

Got them in Jan  I can sell them under 800.
20179  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 06, 2018, 09:55:07 PM
/Users/macmini/Downloads/set_voltage


so I think that is the directory above

so I tried this

scp /Users/macmini/Downloads/set_voltage root@192.168.0.109:/config



and this came up

root@192.168.0.109's password:

I could not enter  a password and if I hit enter it said wrong password


20180  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Bitmain L3+ Voltage Control Tool...Free :) on: May 06, 2018, 09:51:58 PM
so what am I doing wrong?
https://i.imgur.com/bOxkHQl.png

Hey Phil,

Looks like you are missing a couple of things in the command you are typing on the miner. In jstefanop's first message:

USAGE:

Since this need to be run directly from the miner console, below is my attempt at a user friendly instructions for people not familiar with the command line:

Download the release binary on GitHub and copy it over to your antminer:

Code:
scp [Directory you downloaded tool]/set_voltage root@[your miners ip]:/config

ssh into your miner and cd to config folder (this is the only folder that is saved on reboot on antminers so we saved the binary here).

Code:
ssh root@[your miners ip]
cd /config

binary accepts two inputs in the format of:

Code:
./set_voltage [chain# 1-4] [voltage in hex]

bitmains voltage controller can be configured to change the 12v input roughly +/- 1v from 10v, and this is configurable via a hex range of 0x00-0xfe, with the default being set to the middle (0x80). Higher hex values (0x80-0xfe) will LOWER voltage, lower values (0x00-0x7f) will INCREASE voltage from the default.

If your not familiar with hex numbering, all you need to know is that they range from 0-9, then a-f

For example if you want to slightly decrease your voltage on chain #1 you would input:

Code:
./set_voltage 1 90

increments of 0x10 are good starting point to test a sweet spot for each board for a particular frequency. Lowering voltage until you get around 1 HW error per minute is usually a good reference “sweet spot.”

So lower voltages from stock in increments of 0x10 are 90, A0, B0, C0, D0, E0, F0 and higher are 0x70, 0x60, 0x50 etc. If you want slightly higher resolution just go increments of 0x08, so lowering voltage in lower increments would look like 0x88, 0x90, 0x98, 0xA0, 0xA8, 0xB0 etc.

The tool directly writes the voltages to the pic controllers memory, so all changes are saved even on reboot and power down. If you want to set everything back to stock, you have to set the stock voltage for each chain using:

Code:
./set_voltage 1 80
./set_voltage 2 80
./set_voltage 3 80
./set_voltage 4 80



When you download the file to your Mac, make a note of where it is since you will need to copy it to the miner using scp



Been a long time since I did any Mac terminal

But give me a minute I will try
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