This thread turned the: how to downclock the SP20....
I'd like to push them to as much ghs as I can....
Any ideas to improve cooling?
What I see the stock heatsinks are too small to keep the asics cool for countinous 1700ghs.
I was able to reach it for a while but I needed 15-16 C intake.
The average what I can get is 1590-1660 ghs stable, but with 120C asics at the back of the machine.
Are here anybody who not downclocked them and tried something out?
Edit: my fans on 100% and i don't care the noise.
I'd like to push them to as much ghs as I can....
Any ideas to improve cooling?
What I see the stock heatsinks are too small to keep the asics cool for countinous 1700ghs.
I was able to reach it for a while but I needed 15-16 C intake.
The average what I can get is 1590-1660 ghs stable, but with 120C asics at the back of the machine.
Are here anybody who not downclocked them and tried something out?
Edit: my fans on 100% and i don't care the noise.
yeah you want 1700gh fans at 100 and air temp at 10c with a solid 1200 want psu.
Now if you really are truly desperate for that 1700 mark build an open case and use a fan on each heat sink. make sure the air is 10c.
I can do it but my power cost makes it stupid for me to do.
lay the 1st board then the controller then the second board
1 board 2 board
_________ ________
HS HS ----------controller-------- HS HS
_______ ________
^^ ^^
fan fan fan fan
the above lay out would allow for much better cooling. you void your warranty but have the satisfaction of 1725gh at 1250 watts