Sorry for the off topic..
I asked this question yesterday in the Software thread. Lots of views, but no replies. Maybe someone here knows the answer, if there is one.
Is there an app, somewhat like a task scheduler, that can change the frequency on an S7/S9 depending on the time of day?
That would be great to increase the miner frequency after 8:00 PM and decrease it sometime mid morning when the heat returns.
Any answers or thoughts appreciated!
I asked this question yesterday in the Software thread. Lots of views, but no replies. Maybe someone here knows the answer, if there is one.
Is there an app, somewhat like a task scheduler, that can change the frequency on an S7/S9 depending on the time of day?
That would be great to increase the miner frequency after 8:00 PM and decrease it sometime mid morning when the heat returns.
Any answers or thoughts appreciated!
Hey, that's more on topic than the dancing nerd chicken...
Anyway...haven't got a clue, unfortunately, and I looked for one not too long ago when I had the S7s here at home...same issue...wanted to run them underclocked during the day and back to normal at night, even if I was away in the evening and not there to do it myself. The only way I can see to do it might be some sort of batch script you run on your workstation to do the basic moves via the web interface, which keys on date/time. I'm getting too old and lazy to code something even that simple, though. 
EDIT...btw, like your "new" avatar...
Yeah, a batch file that could be triggered by the Windows task scheduler was what I was thinking. (Yes, I'm still running Win 10 on this laptop for some software I need to run. Got Win 7 and Linux Mint on two others.)
Anyway, yes, I am also too old and lazy to try to figure out how to access the miners via script. Thus hoping some younger, smarter person had already perfected it.
Thanks for the "like" on the avatar. I am hoping a purple dancing bear will bring us some luck!