What PSU are you using?

In my view, the first one. Single rail every time for me now.
Unfortunately the current shortage of high power PSUs is a pain in the neck.
I am awaiting delivery of one of these Corsair 1200i's myself.
When it arrives I will put it on to my KNC Jupiter and move the EVGA 1000P2 from that to my pair of ant miners.
At present I'm running the ants on an OCZ ZX series 850W PSU which seems to be working fine but is too close to 100% load for my comfort.
I have already killed a Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 850W on them (was multi-rail) - it lasted 24 hours the went short-circuit across the mains and tripped the ring-main circuit breaker.

I'm running 2 Antminer S1s OCed to 400MHz with one 1200W Thermaltake TPG-1200M and it's not breaking a sweat. I plugged it into a Kill-a-watt and it's pulling about 800W avg at the wall. It's not the cheapest option, but it will do the job.

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At first they are going to be like "im getting money im getting money" and then diff adapts and they're like "awwww"

Four.

I've been searching but I can't seem to find it.  I'm hoping someone has it bookmarked.  Who was selling enclosures for these?  I have some I'd like to run as space heaters, but that green LED is super bright on the newer ants.

Thanks

The formula is HW / (HW + DiffA + Diffr + DiffS) = %   (I learned this from a poster here)

A little bit on the high side...   1.95%+   How long has it been running?  Try to make sure you have a good PSU and the Ant is not getting too hot.  Good luck.  I would say anything over 2.15%, I would go to 375MHz and give up 10GH/s performance.

After logging in via SSH the following steps:
1. type:  "cd /etc/config"(without the quotes) and hit enter.
2. type: "vim asic-freq"(without the quotes) and hit enter.
3. hit I button to enable "edit mode" and adjust the settings, lines beginning with # are ignored.
4. after you're done hit the ESC button to exit "edit mode".
5. type ":wq" (without the quotes) to execute write and quit.
6. you'll be back in the command line, type reboot to restart your device.

You can check your frequency in the web interface miner status page.
If everything went ok, you're mining with higher speed

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Keep looking at your HW errors to make sure your device isn't frying up.
I've added some tiny heatsinks, and running 400Mhz but still 3.3% HW error.
But my Antminer is using the Corsair AX860 80+ Platinum PSU and @400Mhz it's sucking around 395W out of the wall-socket

Just do a paper wallet.

Do you want like a bit38 on the back of a blank cas coin?