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Re: RTX 3070 - overclock parameters and results.
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Michal_UK
on 19/01/2021, 23:12:54 UTC
Quote from: FP91G on Today at 05:14:03 PM
try:
Power Limit 55
Core Clock +50,
Memory Clock + 1200-1300
I saw tests where Windows and Linux were compared, and on Linux it turned out to be 10 watts less consumption.



Thank you for this FP91G - I just applied - looks ok - I'll give him couple hours.
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: RTX 3070 - overclock parameters and results.
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Michal_UK
on 19/01/2021, 17:00:13 UTC
Quote from: hellscreamer on Today at 03:56:20 PM
can get lower watt , speed is ok . 2 fans model doesn't have good cooling so can't go 63-65

Thanks for this  hellscreamer. I'm approx. 155W on both - how much down do you suggest?
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RTX 3070 - overclock parameters and results.
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Michal_UK
on 19/01/2021, 15:31:38 UTC
Hello - I do apologies for my basic questions as I just started and try to find  best solution for my RTX 3070 graphic card mining.

I've got 2 ZotacGaming Geforce RTX 3070 (one black and one white edition).
I'm using NiceHash with Windows 10Pro, my example on DaggerHashimoto Phoenix.
I searched and found a lot of different overclock parameter setups.
Unfortunately on one of the card very often I've got the message  "Incorrect ETH share from GPU0" and sometimes "Share rejected in  ms".
My current setup which generate the lowest amount of troubles is:
 
Power Limit 70, Core Clock 0, Memory Clock 1200 (screen shots below shows readings this setup).

I tried Red Panda suggestion and other guys from youtube - for example:
Power Limit 52, Core Clock -200, Memory Clock 1200 and 1300
and more more others.
But there is more or less the same story.

What are yours setups and what else (apart from MH/s) should I tune/monitor to get stable mining
 
http://img2.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/356/36356026_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg

http://img2.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/356/36356028_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg

http://img3.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/356/36356030_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg
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Board Mining support
Re: Firmware for WhatsMiner model M1-V1.2 - with ZYNQ mainboard.
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Michal_UK
on 04/01/2021, 11:27:00 UTC
Quote from: BitMaxz on December 26, 2020, 12:27:18 AM
I tried to search but it seems there is no trusted source to download firmware for m1 with the ZYNQ control board.
But I have a link for an SD card image for the ZYNQ control board if you want then check this link below.
- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WzMHgzkESUVtZfUy7mGnBo1xMScTAqGA

Or try to explore from this link below if you can find the upgrade firmware for your unit.
- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bMsnUToHKmEpIvxoVyJCUqHpnArec952

Thank you for your help BitMaxz - I managed download firmware, find IP via software and hookup the unit for mining. 
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Board Mining support
Re: Firmware for WhatsMiner model M1-V1.2 - with ZYNQ mainboard.
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Michal_UK
on 23/12/2020, 16:12:08 UTC
Quote from: HagssFIN on December 22, 2020, 05:20:55 PM
Check this out at the manufacturer (MicroBT) website:
https://www.microbt.com/server/firmware.html

Thank you for info - I checked them before but there is no option for ZYNQ version. Did you update firmware on this/similar unit before?
I believe that the only one option is via SD card (but maybe I'm wrong). I would like to check with someone who has experience with this.
My unit doesn't provide IP address - and my assumption is to update the firmware first.
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Firmware for WhatsMiner model M1-V1.2 - with ZYNQ mainboard.
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Michal_UK
on 22/12/2020, 13:16:08 UTC
Hello,

Just quick question about information where could be possible to find firmware to the old WhatsMiner M1 unit (WhatsMiner model M1-V1.2 - with ZYNQ mainboard)

http://img1.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/314/36314140_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg
http://img4.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/314/36314138_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg
http://img4.garnek.pl/a.garnek.pl/036/314/36314136_800.0.jpg/zdjecie.jpg