Yeah that would be a bug don't use 837. One other frequency setting does that as well. Curious why that happens on those two settings.

Awesome miner gets the temps from the antminer api which is the web interface. There is no way it is 140c unless it bugged out on you.


That doesn't make sense 800mhz it should be at around 18th not 16th. 700-725mhz is around 16-16.5th.

Aso 100deg isn't really that hot they were originally designed to withstand 135c but I have this set to thermal throttle much lower.

Granted the rule of thumb is keep them under 110C for S9

Reliability of webpanel is fine 100 99 98 is fine. I have no idea where awesome miner is getting 147c the miner would turn off before it even hit that temp as I hard coded a max temp shut off.

How how is the ambient temp I run 700mhz on s9 no problem with 8.8v-8.9v

All of them. 8.8 8.9 and 9 are your best bets to not draw tons of power while overclocking. Flash 650m then copy over I would use the 8.8v or 8.9v if your trying to keep it efficient.

Someone posted in the discord group that it broke their S9J and they had to send it back to bitmain.

Oooh I can't wait. I have been meaning to try to get some to do the same test with and also see what we can make these things run at.

no dev fee. Try 700-750 mhz. Let me know how it goes on the 1600w psu.

It is a bit of a mix between the 2 versions based off what psu you have. I much prefer using the 8.8v one for the s9i as it runs very stable and not too hot at 800mhz-825mhz. Anything beyond that you will get a drop in hashrate because you would need more power to run it better hence the 9volt firmware or any of the others on the github. You can tweak the frequency to the max it can for each voltage but as voltage goes up and mhz goes up efficiency is slowly lost so you need to find a happy medium. For me that is 8.8@800mhz 9.2@900mhz.

The pool doesn't know the hasrate of the miner. It just does some math of how many accepted shares over time. Most pools take 1 hour to figure out the hashrate such as slush.

-I could but that would need to be a firmware flash and I have no built firmware packages yet. Also making this a little bit more difficult than just flashing a firmware makes sure the users will read the thread before flashing a thirdparty software. I want people to know what the changes are and not just flash and hope for the best granted that will be coming.

-Fan speed can be set I posted somewhere above in the threads a way to hard set the fan speeds while connected over winscp by changing the config file.

-For the proper linux permissons it should be 0777

-All the firmwares do the same thing they just have different fixed voltages.

-The orignal firmware was to run at 9v. Then I figured I should make a bunch of different ones for different psu configurations and the more efficent s9i,s9j. You have to see which works best for you. For me I like the s9i at 8.8v@800mhz with apw3+ and 9.2v@900mhz with apw5+

Trying to figure that out as this is pretty odd. As we did not flash a different firmware than what is on your machine. We replaced the factory bmminer with one that removed the voltage limitation and fanspeed checks. Was it mining properly on the official T9+ firmware?

Converting bmminer back and reflash didn't change it back? The errors you have are for the sw on the pic aka on the hasboards themselves.

I just pulled the bmminer file for that one just to be safe. It was originally made to fix the firmware issue from flashing that dolzminer which we were trying to help a fell out with and figured it was compiled so might as well release it since it has all the same tweaks.

Just grab the bitmain APW5+ off ebay for like $150-$175 they work great and are rated up to 2600w

That is really weird... When you changed the offical bmminer back it didn't change.

You did not flash the S9 firmware right? Because that seems to be causing all sort of hell for people on T9+

Did you use a rework station or did you just hit that bastard up.

Use lots of smiley faces so they have to be cheerful on every request.

If you flashed that dolz firmware or whatever they are still trying to fix it. If my version of bmminer is not working properly for you just revert back to stock. This is not a firmware flash like the others here but just a modified version of bmminer. Hence the request to update the miners official firmware prior to changing bmminer.

Yes use the T9+ latest firmware for bmminer swap.

880 aka the 8.8v one was running very well for me at 800mhz.

Sorry to hear that you board is probably in bad shape a reflow might fix it.

It's just marketing you cant add asic boost to an S9. He just wants you to use his firmware to take a dev fee.

Check my github I have a version that runs at 8.7v