BFL 5GH/s Jalapeno received today, Chip Die jagged edge question

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I've found jalapenos running generally really cool (38-42 deg C) if this is at all comparable to GPU temps heat shouldn't be an issue for longevity.

That said the higher the environment temp, the more hardware errors you get, the lower they seem to clock themselves.

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I've found jalapenos running generally really cool (38-42 deg C) if this is at all comparable to GPU temps heat shouldn't be an issue for longevity.

That said the higher the environment temp, the more hardware errors you get, the lower they seem to clock themselves.

It would be interesting to see if the 7 GH/s upgraded Jalapeño's still run @ those cool temperatures.

[philips]

I've found jalapenos running generally really cool (38-42 deg C) if this is at all comparable to GPU temps heat shouldn't be an issue for longevity.

That said the higher the environment temp, the more hardware errors you get, the lower they seem to clock themselves.

It would be interesting to see if the 7 GH/s upgraded Jalapeño's still run @ those cool temperatures.

[ct1aic]

I've found jalapenos running generally really cool (38-42 deg C) if this is at all comparable to GPU temps heat shouldn't be an issue for longevity.

That said the higher the environment temp, the more hardware errors you get, the lower they seem to clock themselves.

It would be interesting to see if the 7 GH/s upgraded Jalapeño's still run @ those cool temperatures.

Ok, a little higher @ 46º... not bad! But 2% of HW errors...

[philips]

Ok, a little higher @ 46º... not bad! But 2% of HW errors...

The HW errors percentage is higher initially, after few hours it drops below 1%.

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The good news is the unit works.  The bad news is you've invalidated the warranty by opening the unit