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Quote from: jstefanop on August 16, 2024, 08:03:21 PM

Max PCB temps should be under 80c, the silicon in our ASICS can handle 95+

PCB autocuts power once temps go over 83c in case there is something wrong with the fan/controller...we have mutiple failsafes on these and cut no corners since these are run in homes.

With that said running in turbo mode or max currents on any electronic device will shorten its lifespan.

I typically see 72-73c while running in balanced mode, and when I tried turbo mode for a few hours, it peaked at 79. I've just been using balanced mode for the better efficiency and lower noise. Thanks for the information.

I have an issue with one of my units randomly powering off. When it happens, the power switch light turns off, but if you tap the power button (not flipping the switch), the power comes back and the light turns on. I noticed if I just tap the power button while it's running (again, not flipping the switch), the power goes off and on. I'm assuming there is a defect in the power supply. Do I just submit for an RMA to have it replaced, or what is the best course of action?

Yep had a bad batch of power switches that are failing for small number of units, just reply to your order email and they'll setup and RMA to have it replaced.