Quote from: Janezki on January 26, 2014, 06:40:51 PM

Quote from: twindragon6 on January 26, 2014, 04:55:34 AM

Nice! How did you get there? Details?!?

Eeehh? Just did as the Antminer user guide adviced, replaced (manually with pretty small soldering iron) the stock 1kOhm SMD resistor with 10kOhm and added second 3.9kOhm resistor parallel to first.
Stuck a bigger heatsink into it with thermal epoxy, which was leftover from my GPU tuning project.
Started bfgminer and set the hash frequency to 2.6 (miner didn't start with higher freq.) with --set-device antminer:clock=x4c81 command.

Currently have total of 3 more Ants ordered and planning to make a small 4 Ant farm, aiming for total hashing power of 12Gh... Wink

Sweet! I had to order some resistors that are in the 1% range for that package size. Case Style:0603 [1608 Metric]. It looks like 1/10W or 100mW 50V like the other 10K 103 SMD resistor on the board. I ordered YAGEO RC0603FR-1010KL (10K) and RC0603FR-072K49L (2.49K) if anyone needs part numbers to go off of. The only other ones I saw were 1/25W 25V which probably would have been fine. The AOZ1021 is only rated to 16V. Also I'm guessing these are in spec? I'm no electronics major but I can read a diagram.