I'm curious if anyone has tested how much power their Fury is actually pulling from the wall?
I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
Yes, almost exactly 50 watts each at 328 (stock) clock, tested individually and together. At this moment I have all three churning away and my Kill-A-Watt that my power strip is plugged into (with just the Furys) currently shows 152W at the wall. Not sure why mine aren't doing the advertised 35w, but who knows what kind of configuration was used to obtain that number.I'm happy with my Fury which has now been running for over 24 hours at 1.3 mh/s or above. Still waiting on zenminers to fix my account as they said something was wrong with the people who signed up early. I signed up when I recieved it around 3pm est yesterday. Hopefully the Pi will be working soon, but either way it was a nice suprise to receive and it is working great on my Linux rig.
It's quite reasonable, since they hash 33% faster than advertised
How hot are the furies? Is the included fan sufficient, considering that summer is approaching?
I must have been thinking of the 1.26 advertised rate of the Blizzard, I hadn't looked at GAW's product page in a while. Mine are hashing between 1.2 and 1.3 so yeah they are technically hitting about 30% more of what's adevertised. Okay I'll accept the 50w power draw then
So what's the word on HW errors? I get.. some. I have 10 and my latest restart has been up less than an hour.