Re: Braiins OS: open-source mining firmware [S9, T1]. New release includes AsicBoost
You were mislead. The point of bOS is NOT overclocking, but actually UNDERclocking.
It is about achieving the best efficiency ratio, the maximum hash per watt you can achieve. Overclocking actually does the opposite (unless your electricity is free and unlimited), which in the end means you earn less money.
It is about achieving the best efficiency ratio, the maximum hash per watt you can achieve. Overclocking actually does the opposite (unless your electricity is free and unlimited), which in the end means you earn less money.
That's great and all, but some of us like using them to heat the house in the winter, so maximum TH and heat is the goal.
The gas furnace here hasn't been used in about 3 years now, lol. 
I did notice that bOS recommends lower voltage with higher frequency, but that's backwards. So far, I run them around 700-725MHz @ 8.8-8.9V when it's the coldest, without a noticeable increase in HW errors. If I put it at the recommended "8.70V (for 700.0 MHz)", then I do get a lot more HW errors.