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[minibit]

Hi ammi,

is it possible, to expand the antrun.de MHz-Range to 500MHz?

I got my first successfully working tests @475MHz / 462.5MHz .
It´s now possible with a special selfmade Peltier-Cooling solution )

Thx,
andY

Can you post a picture of your R1? Cooling with Peltier sounds nice!

@Rich: Your second R1 is very lonely at the bottom of the list! 

[RichBC]

@Rich: Your second R1 is very lonely at the bottom of the list! 

Unfortunately it is dead.... and should, be put to rest. It is now just being used to control one of my gekko Miners, so not all is lost. 


Rich

[andymanone]

Hi ammi,

is it possible, to expand the antrun.de MHz-Range to 500MHz?

I got my first successfully working tests @475MHz / 462.5MHz .
It´s now possible with a special selfmade Peltier-Cooling solution )

Thx,
andY

Nice Frequencies. I am playing with my gekko at the moment, have done brief tests at 400MHz, but a few HW errors so need to do a mod to up the voltage as have run out of range on the pot.

Good Luck...


Rich

Ahh great !
@Gekko VCore : I guess the value for the pulldown resistor to Ground is too high....?
For my R1 I used a 10k to ground from the pot, so its possible a max Vcore of nearly 1V.

@Nice frequencies: yes, I think its not bad for the beginning
But the major issue seems to be the ckpool, so very often I got stops there between 10 to 30 minutes  


@Minibit:

Hi ammi,

is it possible, to expand the antrun.de MHz-Range to 500MHz?

I got my first successfully working tests @475MHz / 462.5MHz .
It´s now possible with a special selfmade Peltier-Cooling solution )

Thx,
andY

Can you post a picture of your R1? Cooling with Peltier sounds nice!

Yes, no prob, I´ll upload it asap .
But don´t be disappointed,  it´s a first "quick´n´dirty" solution for testing  

And unfortunately, as still a newbie status member here,  It´s forbidden to post embedded pictures, only picture links are possible  

andY

[Real-Duke]

@Rich: Your second R1 is very lonely at the bottom of the list! 

My R1 is with him to hold his hand on Position 24 

[andymanone]

So,
like promised,
here some infos and a couple of first pics from my Peltier-cooled R1 Mod...

(Sorry, links only, but I hope, I get the Full member status asap, so I´m able to insert the pics directly)

What I´ve done with the R1 before:

1. disabled the internal power supply and using a Powerbrick with 5 Volt/10 Amp as supply
2. first trying to use heatsinks on both sides of BM1384, but decided finally to reuse the original case, because it´s in my eyes a good solution for heat dissipation
3. using twice new cooling pads on each sides of internal BM1384 for more pressure and better cooling conditions!
4. Vcore Mod with pot for variable VCore between 0.6 up to 1V
5. adding a Vcore voltmeter
6. add an Sharkoon HPS1
7. add an Peltier solution

But here finally some pics  :

1. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler stuffed with a 40x40 Peltier



2. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler with Peltier saddled up on the R1 Mod



3. First try - in front the Peltier-Controller Board



4. First working Temp Measure: note(!) In=Ambient Temp 25.1C , and OUT=Minertemp! = 24,9C  



5. First test @300MHz / Vcore 0.724 Volt



6. Second test @475MHz / Vcore 0.891 Volt working Temp Measure: In=Ambient Temp 24.7C (opened Window ) and OUT = Minertemp=41,1C



7. Third test @475MHz / screwed up Vcore to 0.900 Volt



8. Closer look @R1 running on 475Mhz



9. Screenshot of my Power Measuring Software - Consumption between 25 and 27 Watts @475MHz



Update: added a Test-Screenshot after 26min of running my R1 @25-27GHs (06.05.2016)
10. R1@475MHz Average 25-27GHs




Thats it for now
If any questions, feel free to ask me.

andY

[minibit]

So,
like promised,
here some infos and a couple of first pics from my Peltier-cooled R1 Mod...

(Sorry, links only, but I hope, I get the Full member status asap, so I´m able to insert the pics directly)

What I´ve done with the R1 before:

1. disabled the internal power supply and using a Powerbrick with 5 Volt/10 Amp as supply
2. first trying to use heatsinks on both sides of BM1384, but decided finally to reuse the original case, because it´s in my eyes a good solution for heat dissipation
3. using twice new cooling pads on each sides of internal BM1384 for more pressure and better cooling conditions!
4. Vcore Mod with pot for variable VCore between 0.6 up to 1V
5. adding a Vcore voltmeter
6. add an Sharkoon HPS1
7. add an Peltier solution

But here finally some pics  :

1. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler stuffed with a 40x40 Peltier

2. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler with Peltier saddled up on the R1 Mod

3. First try - in front the Peltier-Controller Board

4. First working Temp Measure: note(!) In=Ambient Temp 25.1C , and OUT=Minertemp! = 24,9C  

5. First test @300MHz / Vcore 0.724 Volt

6. Second test @475MHz / Vcore 0.891 Volt working Temp Measure: In=Ambient Temp 24.7C (opened Window ) and OUT = Minertemp=41,1C

7. Third test @475MHz / screwed up Vcore to 0.900 Volt

8. Closer look @R1 running on 475Mhz

9. Screenshot of my Power Measuring Software - Consumption between 25 and 27 Watts @475MHz

Thats it for now
If any questions, feel free to ask me.

andY

Holy cow, this is sick!  Very cool to see! Thx for sharing.

[citronick]

So,
like promised,
here some infos and a couple of first pics from my Peltier-cooled R1 Mod...

(Sorry, links only, but I hope, I get the Full member status asap, so I´m able to insert the pics directly)

What I´ve done with the R1 before:

1. disabled the internal power supply and using a Powerbrick with 5 Volt/10 Amp as supply
2. first trying to use heatsinks on both sides of BM1384, but decided finally to reuse the original case, because it´s in my eyes a good solution for heat dissipation
3. using twice new cooling pads on each sides of internal BM1384 for more pressure and better cooling conditions!
4. Vcore Mod with pot for variable VCore between 0.6 up to 1V
5. adding a Vcore voltmeter
6. add an Sharkoon HPS1
7. add an Peltier solution

But here finally some pics  :

1. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler stuffed with a 40x40 Peltier

2. Sharkoon HPS1 Cooler with Peltier saddled up on the R1 Mod

3. First try - in front the Peltier-Controller Board

4. First working Temp Measure: note(!) In=Ambient Temp 25.1C , and OUT=Minertemp! = 24,9C  

5. First test @300MHz / Vcore 0.724 Volt

6. Second test @475MHz / Vcore 0.891 Volt working Temp Measure: In=Ambient Temp 24.7C (opened Window ) and OUT = Minertemp=41,1C

7. Third test @475MHz / screwed up Vcore to 0.900 Volt

8. Closer look @R1 running on 475Mhz

9. Screenshot of my Power Measuring Software - Consumption between 25 and 27 Watts @475MHz

Thats it for now
If any questions, feel free to ask me.

andY

Wow... this is amazing.... do you work for NASA or something?   

[jacobmayes94]

Those images don't work for me, what hashrate was he getting?

Jacob

[andymanone]

Holy cow, this is sick!   Very cool to see! Thx for sharing.

Wow... this is amazing.... do you work for NASA or something?    

Thanks for the feedback, guys !
Will upload more infos and pics soon

Haha, and no, I don´t working for NASA !

Those images don't work for me, what hashrate was he getting?

Jacob

@Jakob:
sorry, there seems to be a prob with my pic hoster at the moment
Hope, it´s asap available.
Pic-Hoster is alive again.


@Hashrate:
here a short peek on my measured values:

Clockrate: 475 MHz
Multi: 0901 (hex)
Vcore: 0.900 V
Hashrate: ~ 28GHs
Power Consumption: max 27,7Watts

andY

[jacobmayes94]

If these are the same chips as in the S7, think about what the S7 would be capable of if you had free eleccy.

XD

[andymanone]

If these are the same chips as in the S7, think about what the S7 would be capable of if you had free eleccy.

XD

Haha, yeaah !
But no, the S7 works with the BM1385, but the Antrouter R1 comes with a BM1384
(it´s the same ASIC used in S5 and S5+)

andY

[jacobmayes94]

With a good enough electronics knowledge and power supply, you could modify an S5 (with proper cooling, and power supply) to do something similar? Obviously it would use an insane amount of electricity, but is that possible XD especially if you could put it somewhere with free electricity, although the chips probably wouldn't last too long, even with reasonable cooling

[RichBC]

With a good enough electronics knowledge and power supply, you could modify an S5 (with proper cooling, and power supply) to do something similar? Obviously it would use an insane amount of electricity, but is that possible XD especially if you could put it somewhere with free electricity, although the chips probably wouldn't last too long, even with reasonable cooling

Yes it can be done. I have had an S5 up to 425MHz with the standard core voltage of 0.8V which you get with a 12V supply. As you say with the right cooling and a small increase in the 12V supply to 13.5V which would give you a core voltage of 0.9V you could probably push on up to about 500MHz.  

Rich

[jacobmayes94]

What was the total hashrate?

btw I can be added to the run now! solo.ckpool.org/users/1KumpjxTB6scqwaZCXEwNx3jqEkRQh44dL




Country is UK

[RichBC]

What was the total hashrate?

btw I can be added to the run now! solo.ckpool.org/users/1KumpjxTB6scqwaZCXEwNx3jqEkRQh44dL




Country is UK

At 425MHz Hash Rate was 1.4TH and at 500MHz it would be 1.65TH

Rich

[Mikestang]

Woo, I'm #1!  If only for a little bit. 

511k won't last too long at the top.

[minibit]

What was the total hashrate?

btw I can be added to the run now! solo.ckpool.org/users/1KumpjxTB6scqwaZCXEwNx3jqEkRQh44dL




Country is UK

Hi jacobmayes94

Cool! Ammi will soon add you to antrun.de.
Have a nice race 

[tagat]

Hello,

my first AntRouter is setting up and running.

http://solo.ckpool.org/workers/16A1Uv77mS3v1iGReQgSHfEbdiTNFhm6b5_Ant1

Code:

 

{"hashrate1m": "8.1G", "hashrate5m": "7.5G", "hashrate1hr": "2.28G", "hashrate1d": "99.2M", "hashrate7d": "14.2M", "lastupdate": 1458907068, "shares": 2000, "bestshare": 2417.3701850000002, "bestever": 2417}

a кaк нacтpoить?

[tagat]

My first pool is the one that i have registered for the race.

As for the other pools, I created multiple BTC addresses to point to ckpool (who knows one day ck will announce an R1 as winner amazing block finder )

Then, chose "Balance" to the failover  strategy so that R1 will cycle through all the mined addresses in a "balance" manner.

Maybe I didn't keep my R1 running long enough (always fine tuning the small guy every day).... any members who have successfully cycled to multiple pools?

Thanks!

a кaк нacтpoить Antrouter R1 нa solo.ckpool.org:3333) Я пpocтo в этoм дeлe нoвичoк. Ecли нe тpyднo мoжнo пoдpoбнeй(oт и дo) нaпишитe плиз

[minibit]

My first pool is the one that i have registered for the race.

As for the other pools, I created multiple BTC addresses to point to ckpool (who knows one day ck will announce an R1 as winner amazing block finder )

Then, chose "Balance" to the failover  strategy so that R1 will cycle through all the mined addresses in a "balance" manner.

Maybe I didn't keep my R1 running long enough (always fine tuning the small guy every day).... any members who have successfully cycled to multiple pools?

Thanks!

a кaк нacтpoить Antrouter R1 нa solo.ckpool.org:3333) Я пpocтo в этoм дeлe нoвичoк. Ecли нe тpyднo мoжнo пoдpoбнeй(oт и дo) нaпишитe плиз

See this image:  http://imgur.com/eiduCyz

As pool worker use your BTC address and a worker extension.


Example:

Pool:	stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker:	INSERTYOURBTCADDRESSHERE_R1
Password:	x