Quote from: gt_addict on November 11, 2016, 05:13:34 PM

Ive got three gecko usb sticks that consistently pop up with 18Ghs (set to 12ghs) but they don't reach it regularly, infact they often drop to 8-9Ghs (even though still set to 12Ghs). That's why you have an average hashrate (which is the only one you should be worried about). The next 5 min hashrate could only be 10Ths on your machine so it evens out.

I understand about the average hash rate. What I am curious about is what is happening to the miner that raises the TH/s that high, even though its only 5 minutes and drops back to average. I have a no fluctuations in electrical current, so what internally is making this happen.

I was hoping to get more feedback from the master electricians and hardware hackers. What I am hoping is that if the machine can run at 20.03 TH/s for 5 minutes, then should I not be able to find/duplicate the action causing the spike? Even furthermore, once found should you not be able to keep that action stable?

I also see in my Kernel Log that is showing two odd errors-

"Test Patten on chain[3]: FAILED!
Try to add 0.1V on chain[3]..."

"Below ASIC's core didn't receive all the nonce, they should receive 8 nonce each!

asic[12]=908
core[058]=4

asic[38]=910
core[023]=6"

How would I add 0.1V to board 3 and why do asic 12 and 38 not receive all the nonce?

Thanks for the help in advance!