Quote from: cKranez on August 21, 2018, 09:30:12 PM

Thank you for the reply, so there's absolutely no way I can do anything on the software side to change that?

How about being able to control the amount of electricity it uses to "lessen" the hash rate?

Thanks!

No. ASIC literally stands for APPLICATION SPECIFIC. Meaning it is purpose built to do one thing, in this case its to hash SHA256...you cant change it.

There are people that can flash custom firmware where you can turn down the clocks and have it run at a lower speed but why would you want to reduce profitability in that way when its already so poor?