Quote from: MrTeal on October 26, 2013, 01:44:23 AM

Quote from: suprabitz on October 25, 2013, 07:35:56 PM

yes the backplate on the back side. on the coolermaster 212 evo it will fit using the lga standoffs without the backplate. just remove the little metal peg where the heatsink meets the front plate.

was just wondering if it could cause warpage or damage

What causes high error rates? 30-40% on minepeon

I've never seen one with 40% error rates. Can you try on a computer using cgminer? It sounds like I might have to finally pull my Pi out of the antistatic wrap to test with.

Also, can you post a picture of your Hyper 212 setup? I'd like to see that.

From Mine Peon. It shows a high hardware error rate, but on BTC Guild shows 35GHs at first then slowly goes down to about 29.93GHs after 24 hours. Not sure if its a bug in Mine Peon 0.2.3a or what.

Devices
Name   ID   Temp   MH/s   Accept   Reject   Error   Utility   Last Share
BAL   0   70   31445.31   17340   45 [0.13%]   16759 [49.08%]   13.82   13:18:19
Totals   1      31445.31   17340   45 [0.13%]   16759 [49.08%]   13.82

For the setup I have the Coolermaster 212 Evo with the .5mm thermal pad. Using the LGA standoffs with no back plate. Card is laying on the side so the fan is blowing one end and a usb fan is blowing on the back sides of the chips. On the bottom they are hot to the touch but not scalding. About 5-6 seconds before its uncomfortable.