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April 02, 2014, 02:09:09 AM |
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What are the acceptable, or rather, max temps for the S1? Mine are 48-49c, which seems to have caused over 6% HW errors, or about 6-7gh/s off of my speed.
Anything under 60c should be 'acceptable'. Generally somewhere between 40-50c is where you should be seeing your temps, assuming 70-80f ambient. You probably won't see issues until closer to 70c. If you're getting that high an error rate, you might need to clock it down a little (if overclocked). If stock, there might be a problem with your miner and you might consider replacing it from BITMAIN. Not all units will clock up to 400Mhz with low error rates.
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April 02, 2014, 02:23:10 AM |
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I can't find specs for your first PSU, but the second one has 3 12v rails that split the 480w available at 12v, so that could be why you're not getting enough power. Look under the specifications tab on the link you posted. Ideally you should use a PSU with one rail for 12v with enough power.
Are you using two separate pcie wires or one wire with two connectors? You should use one dedicated wire for each blade.
Right now i'm using one separate pcie 6 pin cable (it's stripped now) for the blade without controller and 3 separate stripped ATA connections (each 1x12v and 1xGND) for the blade with controller. But this is a very old PSU. Much older than my Enermax. So you don't think my miner is broken? Without a proper PSU it's totally normal that the fan is working only, if i single-connect the blade without the controller to the PSU. Thanks!
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April 02, 2014, 02:32:01 AM |
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... I can't find specs for your first PSU, but the second one has 3 12v rails that split the 480w available at 12v, so that could be why you're not getting enough power. Look under the specifications tab on the link you posted. Ideally you should use a PSU with one rail for 12v with enough power.
Are you using two separate pcie wires or one wire with two connectors? You should use one dedicated wire for each blade.
Or 3 even (per side) ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Yeah a PCI-e cable has 3 pairs to split the 15A (per side) over - so about 5A per wire. Even splitting it to 2 wires per side tends to make them get warm.
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April 02, 2014, 02:46:17 AM |
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Just for fun. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcrycoco.de%2Fpics%2Fantminer.jpg&t=665&c=dfyiAhvrIVOmqg) I'm will buy a new PSU and try it again. I really hope it is not a broken blade. And i know what you mean. I don't know how it looks inside the PSU. Just because the cables are separated doesn't mean they are not splitted.
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April 02, 2014, 02:56:14 AM |
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Just for fun. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fcrycoco.de%2Fpics%2Fantminer.jpg&t=665&c=dfyiAhvrIVOmqg) I'm will buy a new PSU and try it again. I really hope it is not a broken blade. And i know what you mean. I don't know how it looks inside the PSU. Just because the cables are separated doesn't mean they are not splitted. thats your problem there. That looks like it came from the 'used' bin at a salvation army. Its pretty important that you use a quality power supply (single rail, brandname, modular if possible, minimum 600W) in order to get good results. I expect you are either tapping multiple wires off a single rail or the rails are generally poor build quality. Its not at all uncommon in PSUs not rated 80+ bronze or better. You can try the 2x2 pin ATX MOBO cable. these usually have thier own rail in a multi-rail supply since the mobo is expected to draw lots of power
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April 02, 2014, 03:02:54 AM |
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Hey all I need a Recommendation on a PSU for 2 Antminer S1's that Will handle them being Overclocked with no Problem and i need it to Be at least a Bronze 80+ and in the $180 or Less price area
thanks for helping I would have just been guessing it was broken I sent a little btc your way. I would have been just guessing it was broken...would a 850w thermaltake suit your needs...lol
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April 02, 2014, 03:08:30 AM |
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Brand new S1 for sale makes on awesome window fan...
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April 02, 2014, 03:13:56 AM |
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thats your problem there. That looks like it came from the 'used' bin at a salvation army. Its pretty important that you use a quality power supply (single rail, brandname, modular if possible, minimum 600W) in order to get good results.
I expect you are either tapping multiple wires off a single rail or the rails are generally poor build quality. Its not at all uncommon in PSUs not rated 80+ bronze or better.
You can try the 2x2 pin ATX MOBO cable. these usually have thier own rail in a multi-rail supply since the mobo is expected to draw lots of power
Thank you. I even tried it with a the available Pentium 4 2x2pin 12V power supply and 1 ata cable. Is was thinking about trying it again with the 2x2pin mobo cable. I guess you mean that one from the 24Pin Main-mobo-plug. Yeah. I will try this but i don't think it will work. PSU is worthless for this purpose. If it works i will posts results. If not i will wait for my PSU and will post results then. Thx again!
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April 02, 2014, 03:16:24 AM |
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Brand new S1 for sale makes on awesome window fan... looks really cool at night........
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April 02, 2014, 03:21:51 AM |
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What sort of HW error rate should I be seeing? I have two AntMiners I just got up and running today, up time is 5+ hours and here is what each is showing:
#1) Accepted 7507 Rejected 13 HW 2695 Utility 21 Discarded 852 Ave 179.18 Gh/s Temp 48 #2) Accepted 7917 Rejected 22 HW 3010 Utility 22 Discarded 966 Ave 178.59 Gh/s Temp 46
Both are pointed at Eligius with a backup at BTCGuild and both are running at factory settings (no overclock).
thanks for your help
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April 02, 2014, 03:38:55 AM |
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Just for fun.
I'm will buy a new PSU and try it again. I really hope it is not a broken blade.
And i know what you mean. I don't know how it looks inside the PSU. Just because the cables are separated doesn't mean they are not splitted.
thats your problem there. That looks like it came from the 'used' bin at a salvation army. Its pretty important that you use a quality power supply (single rail, brandname, modular if possible, minimum 600W) in order to get good results. I expect you are either tapping multiple wires off a single rail or the rails are generally poor build quality. Its not at all uncommon in PSUs not rated 80+ bronze or better. You can try the 2x2 pin ATX MOBO cable. these usually have thier own rail in a multi-rail supply since the mobo is expected to draw lots of power Yup, not all 500w PSUs are created equal. I had a 500w PSU that was barely sufficient to power one of the two blades. It was never intended to be long-term. I just had it lying around. Get a better PSU (80 plus certified), and you should be doing ok.
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April 02, 2014, 03:54:47 AM |
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Brand new S1 for sale makes on awesome window fan... looks really cool at night........ That's all bullshit. You know nothing about me. I'm serious. I will order one today and will have it express. Thx.
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April 02, 2014, 04:44:03 AM |
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I've ordered a Thermaltake Berlin Netzteil 630 Watt 80 Plus. But there was no express available. It will take some days.
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April 02, 2014, 05:47:33 AM |
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What sort of HW error rate should I be seeing? I have two AntMiners I just got up and running today, up time is 5+ hours and here is what each is showing:
#1) Accepted 7507 Rejected 13 HW 2695 Utility 21 Discarded 852 Ave 179.18 Gh/s Temp 48 #2) Accepted 7917 Rejected 22 HW 3010 Utility 22 Discarded 966 Ave 178.59 Gh/s Temp 46
Both are pointed at Eligius with a backup at BTCGuild and both are running at factory settings (no overclock).
thanks for your help
You are looking at the wrong numbers. HW is diff1 Accepted - ignore it Difficulty Accepted is diff1 Rejected - ignore it Difficulty Rejected is diff1 Utility - ignore it Work Utility is diff1 Discarded - almost meaningless Edit: you are mining at ~100diff, so the numbers you are showing are very approximately 100th of the diff1 values (looking at the API summary will show that)
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April 02, 2014, 10:17:16 AM |
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What sort of HW error rate should I be seeing? I have two AntMiners I just got up and running today, up time is 5+ hours and here is what each is showing:
#1) Accepted 7507 Rejected 13 HW 2695 Utility 21 Discarded 852 Ave 179.18 Gh/s Temp 48 #2) Accepted 7917 Rejected 22 HW 3010 Utility 22 Discarded 966 Ave 178.59 Gh/s Temp 46
Both are pointed at Eligius with a backup at BTCGuild and both are running at factory settings (no overclock).
thanks for your help
You are looking at the wrong numbers. HW is diff1 Accepted - ignore it Difficulty Accepted is diff1 Rejected - ignore it Difficulty Rejected is diff1 Utility - ignore it Work Utility is diff1 Discarded - almost meaningless Edit: you are mining at ~100diff, so the numbers you are showing are very approximately 100th of the diff1 values (looking at the API summary will show that) So you are saying that the stats there are only confusing us, and I don't have 6% HW errors? I'm mining at btcguild, the diff in my Miner status is 128 under "Diff". Although I am curious what Diff1,DiffA,DiffR,DiffS,LSDiff all mean.
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April 02, 2014, 10:53:43 AM |
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... So you are saying that the stats there are only confusing us, and I don't have 6% HW errors? I'm mining at btcguild, the diff in my Miner status is 128 under "Diff". Although I am curious what Diff1,DiffA,DiffR,DiffS,LSDiff all mean.
Well the screen is documented clearly in cgminer https://github.com/ckolivas/cgminer/blob/master/README#L534AntMiner's lack of documentation in the web interface is their fault. Though my post above I thought it was obvious that DiffA means Difficulty Accepted.
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April 02, 2014, 11:49:31 AM |
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Brand new S1 for sale makes on awesome window fan... looks really cool at night........ That's all bullshit. You know nothing about me. I'm serious. I will order one today and will have it express. Thx. say what lol are you joking?
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April 02, 2014, 11:52:12 AM |
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@Kano, I saw a project called "cgminer LCD Stats" is possible to read the S1 API data using a similar project, or editing the original python script?
Thanks W_M
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April 02, 2014, 12:20:07 PM |
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@Kano, I saw a project called "cgminer LCD Stats" is possible to read the S1 API data using a similar project, or editing the original python script?
Thanks W_M
You need to enable the API for remote access This means you need to edit /etc/config/cgminer Firstly work out what your local network is - e.g. 192.168.0.* Then modify this line: option api_allow 'W:127.0.0.1' to something like option api_allow 'W:127.0.0.1,192.168.0/24' Then use this (which is what I use of course) and read the README! ... https://github.com/kanoi/cgminerLCDStats
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April 02, 2014, 12:33:44 PM |
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Thanks Kano ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) you have solved the problem for me. My LCD is on the way, and i will receive it in a few days, i had ordered it about one month ago from china supplier. W_M
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