Yeah the liquidation Titans came with 2.02 and upgraded ok. In my case anyway.

i just opened my fresh titans, they have firmware 2.02 out of the box, and just bought Your licences, so it wont be problem with upgrade?

Doubtfull, unless they are from the same brand same series.
It's not a "card model" issue as a general rule, it is a "card MANUFACTURER" issue normally.

 Even within the SAME manufacturer the fans will normally have changed quite a bit over THAT many generations.


 The fan connections might fit, there's only 2 or 3 of those in common usage on GPU cards.

I would run this: https://github.com/ethereumclassic

Check the blocks between the two to compare if you are on the right chain.

Not going to do it. They're actually not bad, just could use some tweaks in V2.0 to never really fail.

They fell into an interesting niche: Everyone else who tried to make a scrypt ASIC pretty much imploded out of the gate. I still think it's the very dynamic power requirements of the cores, unlike SHA things are all over the planet in there and the competing and interlaced power requirements causes your control circuits to ring, fall over, etc.

But for whatever reason they stumbled on the magic unicorn.

Well, that sounds like it should be true, but it isn't. No one knows what is going to happen to LTC difficulty and prices in the future. Titans have been profitable from day 1, and will probably continue to be. Mining with a Titan is still probably the most cost effective way of generating BTC income via mining and the Titan lifecycle looks set to beat any other mining equipment past, present or future.

No, they are selected  cubes  which has never been a problem with hashing at default settings.

I had exactly the same thing with GenTarkin software.
Better use  Original KNC software with the same volts.

I did this and it is no problem any more. When i  replace the memory card to GenTarkin software ,  the problem is back.

Hi, i have a problem with some cubes; strangelly, they suddenly appear a message that sais "Dies flagged for bypass of health checking: 3:1 3:2 3:3 4:1 6:1" and theese dies are not hashing and i can do nothing to fix it (reboot, change the controller, change the psu, change config...). Here is summer, but i have them with a low configuration to mantain them below 70-75ºC, so i don't think it could be because it is too hot. Here is a pic:

PS: I'm using GenTarkin 1.0.3 and 1.0.4 (i tryed both)




I am worried about theese cubes...

plenty dirty my cubes weren't they Likely MOST of my gain of 35mh on 700mh setup was due to the lack of dirt imho.

Then again not messing with the titans seems to work best in my case, but live an learn need to blow them out every 4 months or so etc

But man that 3000 rpm fan is great.....with the heatsinks ...big drop in heat....it is 88F in my basement humid as heck heat index over 100F

and my dies are hottest one is at 74c most are in 60c range yet ...lol For a miner that knc told me was 'supposed' to run in the 75c to 90c range
and could run to 100c ok...(yeah they really really wanted to justify overclocking to 325 at -0.366 setting in a big way not to RMA the beast)

it is a dang miracle imho from what I was doing to this poor abused group of Titans the last 22 months (ack! titan abuse)

anyway so far so good

likely to get MUCH better as I replace all the psu's with the 2560 watt dual psu hack and 15 awg wire to the cubes....ie NO ADAPTER NEEDED soldered at the other end
and cool to the touch. Less fail points. Also with the Gen Tarkin software set at 90c failure on the dc/dc's (gonna be damn hard to get there from 74c top end now in this
weather) I figure I'm covered.

Before ...when titans were dirty as hell and not repasted I was runnning 85c to 90c and the poor gen tarkin software was a toggling stuff up down all over the place
when it was over like 80F in the basement

now it is like 'meh' no issue with at worse 60/70c dies on a regular cool no humidity at say 78F in the basement with the Titans going ..heck most dc/dc's are in the
55c to 65c range...my hottest one is 71c or so lol

looks likely with these hacks we can extend these puppies for years yet w/o them going doorstop (knock wood)

I know. But every Bridge Board I have fixed came with a Rpi that was dead shorted on the CPU. Those things are garbage for 24*7, they should have stuck with the beaglebones. So what we really should do is just port the Titan code over to the BB. Which I would do but I keep being too lame to finish it.

I don't mind the work or bitcoin, but I would prefer if people never had the problem in the first place and could mine like hell. :-)

Original MSRP: $5000
Current Value: $0

Given that blowing the RPI Cpu will result in the bridge board blowing I would say not a great idea. :-)