Re: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread
Currently i've got them running at 900mhz, i gotta say, the MLD's run smooth and stable!!
The newly placed win10 laptop and wifi connection is a different story though. Hope i got that fixed and have stopped win 10 auto updates.
Currently am using fans from HAMA and Arctic:
And this is them running after a reboot of the laptop:
With these fans the temps seem to stay between 42-54 degrees celsius. (2 ara within the 42-45 degree range, one runs a lot hotter maybe this one had a bit less luck with the ASIC chip on it.
Amps drawn are between 2.2 - 2.5.
The fans are powered through a separate powered usb hub so that i'm a 100% sure they won't cause any interference. Now i just got to wait for the new shipment to get here
BTW; @jstefanop:
What i'd love to see in BFGminer / the MLD's if possible; a way to identify them. BFG sets them up as MLD 0, MLD 1, MLD 2.... etc. But there's no way of telling (as far as i am aware of) to figure out which stick is MLD 0 or MLD 1 etc. Troubleshooting can be made so much simpler with unique ID's. After a reboot, the ID's get swapped now so MLD 0 could then be MLD 2 etc. I know that my gridseed dual miners had unique ID's, so if you plugged them in 1 at a time, you could make a note of which ID that miner had and if there ever was a problem you knew exactly which miner to fix.
The newly placed win10 laptop and wifi connection is a different story though. Hope i got that fixed and have stopped win 10 auto updates.
Currently am using fans from HAMA and Arctic:
And this is them running after a reboot of the laptop:
With these fans the temps seem to stay between 42-54 degrees celsius. (2 ara within the 42-45 degree range, one runs a lot hotter maybe this one had a bit less luck with the ASIC chip on it.
Amps drawn are between 2.2 - 2.5.
The fans are powered through a separate powered usb hub so that i'm a 100% sure they won't cause any interference. Now i just got to wait for the new shipment to get here
BTW; @jstefanop:
What i'd love to see in BFGminer / the MLD's if possible; a way to identify them. BFG sets them up as MLD 0, MLD 1, MLD 2.... etc. But there's no way of telling (as far as i am aware of) to figure out which stick is MLD 0 or MLD 1 etc. Troubleshooting can be made so much simpler with unique ID's. After a reboot, the ID's get swapped now so MLD 0 could then be MLD 2 etc. I know that my gridseed dual miners had unique ID's, so if you plugged them in 1 at a time, you could make a note of which ID that miner had and if there ever was a problem you knew exactly which miner to fix.