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

[martyshmoo]

Lol, look at this chains. Big difference, but chain 1 is the one that sometimes fails 55/60 chips...

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a6s8MMRm1TkRiRhhkXtmXD04Ioq6JVah

I am thinking wait.

I am currently getting about 12 a day from one D3, running on Solar Power.

I need to bring down the power consumption if I want to add another miner.

and I think this is exactly what we all need.

Blissz! Thanks again!!!

Marty

[Ubersonic]

Just installed the 28/11 update, hashrate seems down slightly compared to 26/11 but it's within margins of error.  However I am no longer seeing the dev pools in the miner status, are they hidden now or did you forget to include them?

[blissz]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

[blissz]

28/11 today, YES or no?

Should I do it, or await 29/11?

Marty

hi Marty, if you're on 26/11 I suggest you to wait for 29/11, otherwise update to 28/11 (and optionally disable the reboot on low hashrate detection as it's a bit sensitive)

[jbmod]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

[blissz]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

Nice find! Thanks for trying these out. Let us know the results if you got them 

[martyshmoo]

28/11 today, YES or no?

Should I do it, or await 29/11?

Marty

hi Marty, if you're on 26/11 I suggest you to wait for 29/11, otherwise update to 28/11 (and optionally disable the reboot on low hashrate detection as it's a bit sensitive)

Naw, I read a lot more, and I did it, Ran fine on default at 20.5 G/H

I am very new to this, My first Machine, sorry. And as I understand, I BOUGHT THE WRONG ONE, until DASH is 1500 at least... But I am in it for the long haul! in Good ol, BT Macedonia.

Solar mining 101:

I played with it, weirdly a lot of Heat warnings on 544 setting, But oddly, it was on only one string, and it had the coolest temps..... I was considerring leaving it until i saw 45 warnings. But temps were ok, lower than the other (Outside) strings.

Being on Solar you are gods gift to me, as you can imagine. 9Lowering my power usage at will, will change my mining life. Thanks again!

I humbly ask your opinion:

I have settled for these settings, as I have extra power during the day, and cheaper, but still costly, electricity at night:

 During sunlight 525M and I get 19.7G/H Power I am sure 1350Watt

(Thinking of overclocking during those times in the winter at least, what do you think?)

What is the coolest 22G/H setting you can tell me?

 Cloudy: 450 range  and I get 17.5G/H and 1080 watts

Nighttime: 420 range: and I get 16.7G/H and about 840 watts.

Where you from? I owe you two beers now!

Marty

[martyshmoo]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

Nice find! Thanks for trying these out. Let us know the results if you got them 

I cannot post a link,but, I saw a guy on youtube, who put his antminer S9 inside of a Beer Cooler cut and inlet for a pipe, and an outlet w/ a pipe.

He takes the cool air from his basement and sends the hot out of his airco house basement window out the dryer hose outlet!

Now thats cool But I am going to one up it:

I am heating my house on the D3+ and its -4C outside.

I have not burned wood for four days. Now thats a Plus! I bet I spend 50 on wood a month...hmmm.

Dash 700? oh man , Life will be fine. Just gotta get rid of a wife...

[SimpleCoin8]

Hi Bliss, the chip temperatures are wacky with this new update. It either shows very low or high temps on one chain, 14 or 125 degrees C. Every time I reboot the miner it will change between low or high temps.

version 26/11 was ok for you?
https://mega.nz/#!f5hhlKzQ!b9I4qRJfROD9trRuJ5IH-B3FZcPe_-FjZRJS7u_tWRE

I didn’t run that version. Do you recommend I should use it instead?

[5uicid]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

I have installed the Noctua NF-F12 (3.000rpm = 65dB)

Ambient temp: 16°C
Fan: (AUTO Performance) ~75%
Clock: 500 MHz
Voltage: 9V
Max Chip-Temp: 86°C
18.730 MH/s
Accepted: 100%
Hardware errors: 0 (after 30min)
Usage: 1.020 Watt

Testing again


Fan loudness curve:
10 %   44 dB   750 rpm
15 %   45 dB   875 rpm
20 %   47 dB   1.000 rpm
25 %   48 dB   1.125 rpm
30 %   49 dB   1.250 rpm
35 %   50 dB   1.375 rpm
40 %   51 dB   1.500 rpm
45 %   52 dB   1.625 rpm
50 %   54 dB   1.750 rpm
55 %   55 dB   1.875 rpm
60 %   56 dB   2.000 rpm
65 %   57 dB   2.125 rpm
70 %   58 dB   2.250 rpm
75 %   59 dB   2.375 rpm
80 %   60 dB   2.500 rpm
85 %   62 dB   2.625 rpm
90 %   63 dB   2.750 rpm
95 %   64 dB   2.875 rpm
100 %   65 dB   3.000 rpm

[blissz]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

I have installed the Noctua NF-F12

Ambient temp: 16°C
Fan: 3.000rpm = 65dB (AUTO Performance)
Clock: 500 MHz
Voltage: 9V
Max Chip-Temp: 86°C
18.730 MH/s
Accepted: 100%
Hardware errors: 0 (after 30min)
Usage: 1.020 Watt

Testing again

Thanks for this!

You're really on the maximum with that fan as the max chip temp is quite high. I would advice to lower the voltage to setting 5 and see how much hashrate you could get with that. Your max chip temp will stay below 80 deg then I guess

[blissz]

Hi Bliss, the chip temperatures are wacky with this new update. It either shows very low or high temps on one chain, 14 or 125 degrees C. Every time I reboot the miner it will change between low or high temps.

version 26/11 was ok for you?
https://mega.nz/#!f5hhlKzQ!b9I4qRJfROD9trRuJ5IH-B3FZcPe_-FjZRJS7u_tWRE

I didn’t run that version. Do you recommend I should use it instead?

I do think the next version will solve your issue. My advice: leave 28/11 installed and set your fan to a manual speed for now. I am currently testing the next version.

[SliderX]

After I flushed 28/11 d3 did reboot but not showing up on the network, no communication between aisic and the network, I can't get back to the other firmware version... what to do?

[ledpiss]

Running 28/11 on three D3's at the mining farm. So far so good. This is a great project, if there is anything I can do to help PM me. I'm really hoping you can get multialgo support working for the D3's.

Thanks,
  Stephen

[5uicid]

Hi @all,

as probably some of you have exchanged fans - what kind of model / type would you guys recommend? How many RPM fans are you using to get the D3 quiet?
Mine are currently running at 2500-3000rpm with original fans. Any recommendations?

And thanks Blissz, for starting this and still working on an even better custom FW. :-)

I run it with the 120mm 2000rpm Scythe Slip Stream fans, but that only works if you run it at the lowest voltage setting. A relative silent 2500 to 3000rpm would be better. Anybody got suggestions?

Yes, I think I found one:
http://noctua.at/en/products/product-line-industrial/nf-f12-industrialppc-3000-pwm

This one looks quite promising actually. I just ordered some (they are not cheap!) and I'll give them a try over the weekend...

I have installed the Noctua NF-F12

Ambient temp: 16°C
Fan: 3.000rpm = 65dB (AUTO Performance)
Clock: 500 MHz
Voltage: 9V
Max Chip-Temp: 86°C
18.730 MH/s
Accepted: 100%
Hardware errors: 0 (after 30min)
Usage: 1.020 Watt

Testing again

Thanks for this!

You're really on the maximum with that fan as the max chip temp is quite high. I would advice to lower the voltage to setting 5 and see how much hashrate you could get with that. Your max chip temp will stay below 80 deg then I guess

5V was a failure. D3 is not booting anymore. Try to reset.

[blissz]

5V was a failure. D3 is not booting anymore. Try to reset.

Sorry the info was not complete, set voltage to 5 and set frequency to ~450 (if that's stable you can later on try to increase it)

[blissz]

Running 28/11 on three D3's at the mining farm. So far so good. This is a great project, if there is anything I can do to help PM me. I'm really hoping you can get multialgo support working for the D3's.

Thanks,
  Stephen

You're welcome Stephen! 

[5uicid]

Testing with stock fans

Firmware Antminer-D3-20171102 Antminer-D3-20171125_1 Antminer-D3-20171128_3 Antminer-D3-20171128_3 Antminer-D3-20171128_3

Ambient Temp 16,0°C 17,0°C 16,0°C 16,5°C 16,5°C

Clock 1 400 MHz 500 MHz 500 MHz 519 MHz 500 MHz

Voltage 1 lowest 9 V 13 V 13 V 6 V

Chip Temp 1 69°C 75°C 76°C 78°C 73°C

Clock 2 400 MHz 506 MHz 500 MHz 512 MHz 500 MHz

Voltage 2 lowest 9 V 13 V 13 V 6 V

Chip Temp 2 69°C 72°C 71°C 73°C 68°C

Clock 3 400 MHz 512 MHz 500 MHz 525 MHz 500 MHz

Voltage 3 lowest 9 V 13 V 12 V 6 V

Chip Temp 3 69°C 73°C 73°C 76°C 71°C

Wattage 745 W 1.031 W 1.078 W 1.116 W 970 W

Hash Rate 14.000 MH/s 18.700 MH/s 18.640 MH/s 19.300 MH/s 18.730 MH/s

Accepted 100% 94,89% 100% 99,89% 99,81%

Error Rate 0,0000% 0,0300% 0,0000% 0,0046% 0,0052%

Fan 25% 30% AUTO silent AUTO silent AUTO silent

dB 41 dB 44 dB na na na

Testing with Noctua NF-F12 3000PWM fans

Firmware Antminer-D3-20171128_3 Antminer-D3-20171128_3 Antminer-D3-20171128_3

Ambient Temp 16,0°C 16,5°C 16,0°C

Clock 1 500 MHz 500 MHz 400 MHz

Voltage 1 9 V 9 V lowest

Chip Temp 1 81°C 86°C 68°C

Clock 2 500 MHz 500 MHz 400 MHz

Voltage 2 9 V 9 V lowest

Chip Temp 2 82°C 87°C 67°C

Clock 3 500 MHz 500 MHz 400 MHz

Voltage 3 9 V 9 V lowest

Chip Temp 3 85°C 88°C 69°C

Wattage 1.020 W 1.024 W 706 W

Hash Rate 18.730 MH/s 18.760 MH/s 15.066 MH/s

Accepted 100% 100% 99,46%

Error Rate 0,0000% 0,0000% 0,0829%

Fan 25% 30% AUTO silent

dB AUTO performance AUTO default AUTO performance

[cyber8607]

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)

[Sydewinder]

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