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--gekko-compac-freq <freq> is not working #30
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Don't try anything without a fan on the ASIC heat sink. If you have one, put this in: *I'm going to update this for fun, and maybe turn it into a GitHub project someday: |
@ChristopherinNH thanks, it worked! Getting about 215Gh/s at 350mhz. |
I wonder, is it safe to set 500mhz? My heatsink will be more than enough to manage 15W of heat on the chip, but is there a possibility for other parts of compacF to knock out? |
There's a very informative bitcointalk forum on these little miners. I suggest you google and find it before going past 400MHz, which should get you closer to 300 GH/s. Even so, you may have to adjust the core voltage screw one clock position clockwise to get it stable. My advice is to test with scale (increase 5MHz) and time (at least an hour to check hardware errors against last test). Have fun with it! |
hello be carefull with the adjust screw, sometimes being too greedy can damage the module. |
Many thanks! Will do as you say. |
Hi!
Im using this repo's version of cgminer and the argument
--gekko-compac-freq <freq>
makes no effect. I've tried frequencies 100, 220, 300 - I always got 200Mhz in the terminal log. I wonder, if I use the command improperly, or the argument indeed does not work?cgminer -o stratum+tcp://solo.ckpool.org:333 -u <wallet_address> -p x --gekko-compac-freq 300
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