Quote from: cryptojacker on January 13, 2018, 02:30:45 PM

Quote from: blissz on January 13, 2018, 09:16:53 AM

Quote from: cryptojacker on January 12, 2018, 11:56:09 PM

Hello! Too many pages. My eyes are crossed. I have a D3 with a dead board. Is there anything I can do to bring it back to life? It worked fine at first. Nothing looks burned. Thanks for the help.

Please try to run it with only that board connected to the first chain connector. Try to swap PSU / chain cables to see if it gets detected. Try to start at default voltage (13) and set a low frequency to see if you can get it working (200Mhz).
If that works: decrease voltage / increase clockspeed slowly until you found the sweet spot

Blissz, no go. chain 1, 200mhz, 13. Nothing. The other two cards run fine when connected. Please advise.

it seems like its realy dead. mine first chain is dead aswell. i tried all cables etc.
i will send it back 4 warranty repair on monday.
the warranty procedure of bitmain is the biggest shit ive ever saw on the internet! But i managed to get it done.
hopefully they dont send back used crap. as they did to others *fingers crossed*

@blissz
great work with the firmware! i like the fact that my miner dont sound like a F1 car anymore Cheesy

cause i can manage fanspeed properly!
is it possible that you make a shutdown button at the GUI? or is the hardware not made 4 such a feature?