Antminer D3 Blissz firmware (10/12 v1.12 update)

[DragosD1]

Guys if it's true it can be Hugeeee !!! :

It's about a custom firmware to mine other algorithms :

https://www.inginer.xyz/

Be aware ... seems to be scam..

take a look at https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=www.inginer.xyz

Take a look at the name, adress and Phone number (french polynesia)

I did a lookup before they changed the registrant info. it came back as https://www.facebook.com/stefan.schimbator as the owner now it's different

Damn, avoid it! Republic of Moldavia...

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[blissz]

v1.01 :: 29/11 :: recommended update

Download:
https://mega.nz/#!noIikAzC!n1bHwuyg9aOJ6sBUWOq16ZMeILsGR3rh1zIyCEj3kac

Changes 29/11:
- seperated low hashrate and ASIC fail detection option in advanced configuration screen
- reboot on low hashrate or high ASIC fail rate only after 3 times consecutive detection (less sensitive now)
- further improved startup stability of all chains
- further cgminer binary optimizations


know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for ~5 seconds. (improved from ~10 seconds)
- loosing network connection doesn't stop the mining boards properly (this is default bitmain behavior, but I don't like it, so it will be changed in the future)

happy mining!

[DragosD1]

Lol, my defective board has gone crazy. Not updated yet to 29/11, it's 28/11.
Just check it's hashrate, and it keeps growing by minute. I rebooted to avoid it taking off, lolz!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ghwm9zHnt9FV_N2pIY0mnr9Z7AVAbQVS

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lQZJO05tVFF3DFBVm22-AOHj7S-fw3t1

[may142012]

v1.01 :: 29/11 :: recommended update

Download:
https://mega.nz/#!noIikAzC!n1bHwuyg9aOJ6sBUWOq16ZMeILsGR3rh1zIyCEj3kac

Changes 29/11:
- seperated low hashrate and ASIC fail detection option in advanced configuration screen
- reboot on low hashrate or high ASIC fail rate only after 3 times consecutive detection (less sensitive now)
- further improved startup stability of all chains
- further cgminer binary optimizations


know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for ~5 seconds. (improved from ~10 seconds)
- loosing network connection doesn't stop the mining boards properly (this is default bitmain behavior, but I don't like it, so it will be changed in the future)

happy mining!

Did you check why is one of the three chains if you reboot sometimes it gives you high temp or low temp chip?

[Rocto]

yo blissz,
Great work on the firmware. u make the antminer d3 cool again.
if other algoritms will happen u will get your own statue.
And thanks to everyone who is helping.

[blissz]

v1.01 :: 29/11 :: recommended update

Download:
https://mega.nz/#!noIikAzC!n1bHwuyg9aOJ6sBUWOq16ZMeILsGR3rh1zIyCEj3kac

Changes 29/11:
- seperated low hashrate and ASIC fail detection option in advanced configuration screen
- reboot on low hashrate or high ASIC fail rate only after 3 times consecutive detection (less sensitive now)
- further improved startup stability of all chains
- further cgminer binary optimizations


know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for ~5 seconds. (improved from ~10 seconds)
- loosing network connection doesn't stop the mining boards properly (this is default bitmain behavior, but I don't like it, so it will be changed in the future)

happy mining!

Did you check why is one of the three chains if you reboot sometimes it gives you high temp or low temp chip?

Yes I hope this firmware helps you out as well

[may142012]

v1.01 :: 29/11 :: recommended update

Download:
https://mega.nz/#!noIikAzC!n1bHwuyg9aOJ6sBUWOq16ZMeILsGR3rh1zIyCEj3kac

Changes 29/11:
- seperated low hashrate and ASIC fail detection option in advanced configuration screen
- reboot on low hashrate or high ASIC fail rate only after 3 times consecutive detection (less sensitive now)
- further improved startup stability of all chains
- further cgminer binary optimizations


know issues:
- switching pools can sometimes cause the miner to wait for work for ~5 seconds. (improved from ~10 seconds)
- loosing network connection doesn't stop the mining boards properly (this is default bitmain behavior, but I don't like it, so it will be changed in the future)

happy mining!

Did you check why is one of the three chains if you reboot sometimes it gives you high temp or low temp chip?

Yes I hope this firmware helps you out as well

Yeah, i don't any abnormal chip temp after reboot anymore, do i have to check both "Reboot on low hash rates" and "Reboot on high ASIC fail rate"?

[5uicid]

Setup D3
Stock Fans and APW3++
Runtime: 2 Hours

Firmware: Antminer-D3-20171129_1
Ambient Temp: 11,5°C
ASIC Clock: 450 MHz / 450 MHz / 450 MHz
ASIC Voltage: 8 V / 8 V / 8 V
Chip Temp: 69°C / 68°C / 71°C
Power: 898 Watt
Hash-Rate: 16.790 MH/s
Accepted: 100%
HW: 0
Fans: ~25%



The Noctua NF-F12 3000PWM fans was replaced with stock fans.
The needed power of Noctua fans are not reached.  

[stugots2]

What pool is best for the D3?

I use Ant pool, pays a bit less BUT you get block rewards

[may142012]

Had anyone successfully solo mined Dash? I wonder how long it takes at this difficulty number.

[hardworker27]

Hi blissz, I'm using your firmware for my 2 d3s. One of them run smoothly but the other one has noise ramping up at the beginning (about 1-2 seconds). The smooth one always has the same fan speed and produce less noise than the second one which always has different fan speed. Now, the second one has 1,590   2,460 with 17% setting.
Can you fix it? Thanks

[clyjr]

How are you guys monitoring energy usage?  I have a kill-a-watt on my D3 (120v) currently, but I'm adding a 240v circuit and will be using a PDU when my 2nd D3 gets in, but I'm not sure if there is an energy monitor I can get that plugs into the PDU. 

So, are all of you that are quoting your wattage using 120v and using a kill-a-watt, or is anyone on 240v?  If so, how are you monitoring the wattage?
thanks

[bamer]

What pool is best for the D3?

I use Ant pool, pays a bit less BUT you get block rewards

personally i use https://www.starpool.biz/
stable multipoll X11 : good earning with few fees (0.5%) and it paid in dash

[stugots2]

What pool is best for the D3?

I use Ant pool, pays a bit less BUT you get block rewards

personally i use https://www.starpool.biz/
stable multipoll X11 : good earning with few fees (0.5%) and it paid in dash

whats a D3 making per day there?

[5uicid]

What pool is best for the D3?

I use Ant pool, pays a bit less BUT you get block rewards

My 3 actually pools are
- GranatGas
- NiceHash
- zpool

How are you guys monitoring energy usage?  I have a kill-a-watt on my D3 (120v) currently, but I'm adding a 240v circuit and will be using a PDU when my 2nd D3 gets in, but I'm not sure if there is an energy monitor I can get that plugs into the PDU.  

So, are all of you that are quoting your wattage using 120v and using a kill-a-watt, or is anyone on 240v?  If so, how are you monitoring the wattage?
thanks

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[bamer]

last 24H 0.01570908 dash (not a good day)

granatgas not stable enough and don't pay in dash

[may142012]

last 24H 0.01570908 dash (not a good day)

granatgas not stable enough and don't pay in dash

Try solo mine Dash at difficult 50,000,000, just one block a month, you will be rich. 

[crackfoo]

What pool is best for the D3?

I use Ant pool, pays a bit less BUT you get block rewards

personally i use https://www.starpool.biz/
stable multipoll X11 : good earning with few fees (0.5%) and it paid in dash

Looks like a cut’n paste of my pool. How flattering.

[LiteMine]

How are you guys monitoring energy usage?  I have a kill-a-watt on my D3 (120v) currently, but I'm adding a 240v circuit and will be using a PDU when my 2nd D3 gets in, but I'm not sure if there is an energy monitor I can get that plugs into the PDU. 

So, are all of you that are quoting your wattage using 120v and using a kill-a-watt, or is anyone on 240v?  If so, how are you monitoring the wattage?
thanks

Just ordered this, says it's good to 240v for $17. I'll use them for timers after checking out the D3 usage. My kill a watt says only 120v, not trying that
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0727S8N72/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Knightslugger]

How are you guys monitoring energy usage?  I have a kill-a-watt on my D3 (120v) currently, but I'm adding a 240v circuit and will be using a PDU when my 2nd D3 gets in, but I'm not sure if there is an energy monitor I can get that plugs into the PDU. 

So, are all of you that are quoting your wattage using 120v and using a kill-a-watt, or is anyone on 240v?  If so, how are you monitoring the wattage?
thanks

Just ordered this, says it's good to 240v for $17. I'll use them for timers after checking out the D3 usage. My kill a watt says only 120v, not trying that
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0727S8N72/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I'm not sure how you're going to plug that into a 6-anything outlet... must have adapters or something?