Quote from: sobe-it on October 25, 2015, 10:14:28 PM

I had an old burnt up bfl jalapeno, so I took the heat sink fan combo and mounted it onto a GS stick. I also had some stick on heat sinks from the s1s and put them on the back side of the pcb for a little extra cooling. OC is at 400 right now and running smooth for a few hours with 0 hw errors, I will have to mod my usb hub to get any higher clocks but this baby stays cool. I usually see 22 to 28 ghs. This baby will be pushed to the max and hopefully survive, I do have plans of getting a few more and doing other odd ball cooling and OC.

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Ive been waiting for this..

Quote from: Luke-Jr on October 25, 2015, 10:20:22 PM

FWIW, BFGMiner can theoretically go up beyond 1000 MHz now... try at your own risk :p

Oh boy!

time to play the "Who has the fastest and hottest stick!"

looks like i may have to get a beefer Buck.. may have to get the stick to take 12V at 30A... /me hunts out old PoS 12V USB hub (for those people going "what the?!" http://www.poweredusb.org/pdf/PoweredUSB_v08g.pdf )