Quote from: RogMiner on October 01, 2014, 04:37:17 PM

Last night I upgraded my Antminer S1's to S3's but left the firmware the same. Later on I upgraded the firmware and set about setting the clock speeds to see what hashing rate I could get.

After nearly 24 hours I have a stable S3 hashing at 499GH/s and one S3 hashing at 466GH/s if I try and push the second one to 499GH/s it starts to show errors so i guess that 466 is its limit.

Anyway that two successful upgrades and here's hoping that they will generate enough to pay for themselves and maybe even make a little on top.

It's great to see that luck is currently on our side but remember every bit of good luck will one day be matched with a similur bit of bad luck. I love mining with Slush and will keep going as long as I can, I have tried GHash and others but Slush is just more fun, I do however keep GHash as my backup just in case Slush goes down, although to date I have never needed to use it.

I am happy to keep mining even though the Bitcoin price is dropping as I am quietly hopeful that one day it will bounce back and when that happens my Bitcoins will be worth something substantial, until then I guess i will just keep swapping electricity for Bitcoins.

In an attempt to help with the electricity costs I have recently invested in some solar panels so as soon as they are fitted to the roof they will pay for about half of my bitcoin energy usage, and i hope to upgrade the solar system later on next year to cover the other half (Happy days!).

mine upgrades went well both doing 505gh/s
the one doing 466 do you have the frequency still sitting at 250??
You should shut down cgminer
/etc/init.d/cgminer stop
Let the asics cool down and add to asic-freq
option 'freq_value' '1306' #243.75M
option 'chip_freq' '243.75'
option 'timeout' '16'

then start cgminer back up /etc/init.d/cgminer start
That one may now mine at 491gh/s. that is what I had to do to all the ones that werent doing well at 250.