what hub and what pc or rasp pi?
I want to stress that my setup is at 832 and just runs and runs and runs and runs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3rqTUNt5XI
I want to stress that my setup is at 832 and just runs and runs and runs and runs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3rqTUNt5XI
I'm not sure how your setup or your stressing is relevant here. I've got 3 devices, 2 of which have zero issues. Clearly, if it was a problem with my setup then all 3 would exhibit this problem. I've tried this device on 2 PC's. One is a Corsair One Pro and a mining rig with a BioStar TB250-BTC+ motherboard. The problem exists whether I'm using a USB 3.0 port directly from the motherboard or via a powered USB hub. If you're suggesting the problem is any one of these USB ports then the other devices would surely fail, which they don't.
When this issue happens, the other 2 devices happily "just runs and runs and runs and runs". This device has a much higher error rate and much lower share rate than the other two and then just completely dies.
What's interesting is that while adjusting the pots, I've had the inductor fail to get a voltage reading and I've had to unplug and replug the device in order to get a reading.