Quote from: ckolivas on January 26, 2014, 11:45:26 AM

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Quote from: jddebug on January 24, 2014, 09:36:24 PM

Everyone was complaining that Hashfast wasn't telling us the hashrate and wattage of the rigs. Now there are a number of people who have them and I have asked what those numbers are (wattage at specific hashrate) and no one seems to be able to answer.

This is usually the first thing reported when new hardware hits consumers hands.

Please, someone, take a second and check it.

Yeah, this is kind of ridiculous.

But don't worry. I'm going to pick up my BJ tonight from FedEx (HashFast shipped it to the wrong address), and once I do, I'm going to measure the power consumption right away at a variety of speeds and I'll post it here.

Default hashrate (clock 550) is 419 GH/s with power consunmption of 410 watts.

With clock at 600, power comsumption is about 448 watts. Harshrate is hard to measure because the BJ will occasionally reboot and screw up the cgminer stats. My estimate is it is somewhere between 430 and 450 GH/s.

I haven't gotten the BJ to work at 650 or 700 clock yet. It reboots too frequently.

Conman has his stable at 645 clock. Might try that? He didn't have a power meter handy to measure the wattage at the time though.

I've put the power meter on it, and overclocked to 645 mine measures a solid 1.4TH @ 1480W on 240V at the wall. Bear in mind I have a slightly modified one with fans running flat out so it will probably be slightly less, but not that much less.

Con now is that a BJ or a Sierra or what that you have

If it is a BJ How many Mining Modules are in it and can you Post ALL your settings that gave you the 1.4th/s