Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 10, 2015, 08:47:09 PM

Quote from: novak@gekkoscience on September 10, 2015, 07:32:26 PM

I got a stick to run at 450MHz which gives an expected hashrate of 24.75GH/s, I got 24.89GH/s. It had kind of bad error rates though, around 6% hardware errors. It was drawing 3A at 4.9V which is 14.7W.

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novak

Thanks that was exactly what i was looking for. Does the stick have no temp sensor?

I'll have to think it through but since i have a powered hub and will only receive one stick, overclocking one with a small usb fan cooling it seem like a good path. Seeing how far you just pushed it, it help figure out what to expect. It sound like it would probably run great at 16ghs for instance.

Just need to figure out whats the per port watt limit of a usb hub's port. Not that i'm planning on running one at 14.7W but still.

The stick does not have any temperature sensor.

A great way to figure out what current your hub will run would be to measure the input voltage, if it starts to sag that means you're burning power inside the hub.

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novak