Quote from: pekatete on December 22, 2014, 10:27:05 AM

Quote from: nitrox1 on December 22, 2014, 09:19:51 AM

Quote from: dogie on December 20, 2014, 07:18:13 PM

Quote from: nitrox1 on December 20, 2014, 06:15:47 PM

I'm sorry to say, It looks like I'm getting the same instability, that came from the latest firmware. Hash rates are dropping, and fluctuating, I'm down to 800Gh/s, even on one round it was recorded at 500 GH/s, so either network issue as mentioned above, or the hashing part of the firmware isn't correct.
Can someone advise as to whether it is worth putting in something into voltage section like : "0.8"
I have a solid 1200W running two S3's, which used to run three S3's at 450GH/s each for months until this stupid firmware.

Nothing to do with hashing changed on this version, so its likely something on your end. Else, the feedback looks pretty good and I'll open it up to a wider release.

Has anyone else been giving the @dogie firmware a try for the last coupe of days? Huh

How's your hash rate?
I really think I have to go back to October firmware, and I'm down 200-300Gh/s over three S3's. Exactly the same setup, in the same place, with the same hardware, with the same internet connection (Once your setup you don't really move things). I have older S3's, but I don't know batch.

My 5s average is 450Gh/s which is about right, but my average is 250GH/s which is not right.

You probably did a power cycle on the rig! Do a warm reboot via SSH and that should clear your avg figures ....

Well I've SSH'd in and rebooted. I'll give it an hour. Otherwise back to October firmware, it was working really well for me. Does the December firmware cross platforms with the S3+?