Quote from: bigblind on July 07, 2015, 11:04:18 AM

Has anyone had this issue:

I changed voltages like always (running my miners from 1000-1300Ghs). The miner hung up. When I tried to reboot, it didnt start anymore. One of the 4 PCIe sockets seems damages. As soon as I pull out the cable of this one, the miner will boot and mine with 3 of 4 asics, 75% power. As soon as I provide the 4th socket with a cable again, the miner wont boot.

I cant figure out, where the problem is and what I can do.. It cant be that a part of the miner "burns" when switching voltages lower?? As stated, I never pushed them higher than 1300 or lower than 1000.

Had the same issue but no dmg on the connector. Dmg was on the board. Looks like you have a faulty half board (2 ASIC). Check the number of the connector, Like 4 would the last two ASIC in the UI (0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7) so that would be ASIC 6 and 7.

Start your machine with only the 3 PCI-E conencted... try to manual turn off ASIC 7 and retry with 4 connectors, if it's not working try with only 6. Otherwise, your only chance to fix would be an RMA ...

You can also play with the Voltage (lowering it) to see if they will revive.

I had a faulty ASIC (i think it's 3) and 4 died not long after.