Fantastic tool!
But I do feel that something about it is a bit off, everytime I run the script i feel like it keeps setting the voltage lower and lower.
I ran the script 7 times in a row without doing any changes what so ever in between and this is the results (I converted the hex into decimal too to make it easier so see for us that are not used to hex values
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Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
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But I do feel that something about it is a bit off, everytime I run the script i feel like it keeps setting the voltage lower and lower.
I ran the script 7 times in a row without doing any changes what so ever in between and this is the results (I converted the hex into decimal too to make it easier so see for us that are not used to hex values
)Is this normal or am I doing something wrong?
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Thanks.
The current version on github has still a few minor but annoying bugs, one of them being that it declares a miner that can be downvolted more as "tuned" and exits. I have a version that has these fixed as well as the tuning process improved that I am currently testing on my miners. I will push that version to github in the next two days and will post here then.
Regarding the script running multiple times: That's no problem, the script turns the voltage down as long as there is less than 1 error/min on the respective chain, once there is more errors it starts to increase the voltage again until a point is found where it sill produces errors but less than 1/min and chain.
You can run it as often as you like, with every run it should tune your miner closer to it's ideal voltage at current conditions (frequency and ambient).
Ok, thanks. Looking forward to the new version. A nice feature would be to keep the script running in an infinite loop to always adjust the voltage. The ambient temperature differs quite a bit for my miners and therefore the optimal voltage is different from time to time.