Quote from: taserz on July 19, 2018, 06:19:46 AM

With the second firmware does 750m work without it rebooting? Or does it reboot with both firmware regardless at 750m?

First firmware. The second I tried only 800m.

Quote from: taserz on July 19, 2018, 06:19:46 AM

Do you have a bitmain 1600w psu because if it is drawing to much power and the psu is causing it to reboot that could be the cause of it shutting down. If you used the bitmain psu and you go over the voltage the psu will shut down and go into protect mode for a few minutes unless you reset it. The other cause is the miner needs more voltage to run at that mhz. If that is the case I can make a bminer at 8.9v or even try at 8.7volts. (I don't think 8.7volts is going workout to well though and cause lots of HW errors but I can build it)

I don't have bitmain psu. 1600w(Don't know the firm), 1800w(51asic psu) and 1800w(like this link)

Quote from: taserz on July 19, 2018, 06:19:46 AM

That was very garbled... My question is does 750m not work with both firmware and do you have bitmain psu so we can see if it is just drawing to much power and that is why it is resetting since you have no meter to tell power draw and if we overload it and it goes in protect mode we will know. (my meter comes tomorrow so I can make a decent guess as well)

Ok, wait your meter

Quote from: taserz on July 19, 2018, 06:19:46 AM

I don't see any reason why the 13.5 will not run at 750m as I have successfully gotten it to run at 18.5th with two psus. We might just need to tweak some setting in bminner. I did notice however one of your hashboard is throwing errors and not your others. If one hashboard is weaker than the rest and has issues it will cause the whole miner to act up if one board is not as fast as the rest.

That's what I meant in the last message. Not all boards can keep the acceleration:

https://i.imgur.com/J0D9z6S.png