Re: Official FutureBit Moonlander 2 Driver and Support Thread
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You have cranked up the voltage of the vcore to get to 768? Or have not done anything with core voltage yet?
This is the usb voltmeter i have:
https://www.checkdiedeal.nl/usb-voltmeter-capaciteit-spanningsmeter.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIobDzz46A2gIVh7vtCh227gc7EAQYAiABEgJfZvD_BwE
As you're dutch too, that one is shipped same day
your 36watt hub should provide enough power for 2 MLD's... Maybe try separating the MLD's a bit more, in case that hub uses dc-dc converters in a setup like the sipolar hub?
You have cranked up the voltage of the vcore to get to 768? Or have not done anything with core voltage yet?
This is the usb voltmeter i have:
https://www.checkdiedeal.nl/usb-voltmeter-capaciteit-spanningsmeter.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIobDzz46A2gIVh7vtCh227gc7EAQYAiABEgJfZvD_BwE
As you're dutch too, that one is shipped same day
your 36watt hub should provide enough power for 2 MLD's... Maybe try separating the MLD's a bit more, in case that hub uses dc-dc converters in a setup like the sipolar hub?
not yet I need to get a battery for my multimeter, lent it to a mate and he left it on.. typical.
I'm British
they had them in Maplin a little while ago and as they're having a closing down sale I'll check thereI'll give that a go, I've got one in the first port and one in the fifth at the moment I'll switch 5-10 and see what happens
let us know what happens when you switch the MLD vs usb ports.ScoobysportD, so what is your average Vcore voltage to run them that high?
I can not seem to get past 832 clock on both mine with a good PS and fans keeping the rear heat sink cool.
When I get to 852 I get too many hardware errors (30% or so). Vcore I have tried up to 8.2 but did not want to go any higher. I assume you are runing higher than that?
Thanks,
Bob