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Something very interesting for the people with Innosilicon A2-based Scrypt ASIC miners, a Raspberry Pi image based on the original Innosilicon web-based interface, but with much more options for setting the operating frequency of the miner. This release by a user called Emdje should be compatible with both the smaller and the large A2 Scrypt ASIC miners allowing the users to set the operating frequency of the chip boards available between 1200 MHz and 1330 MHz, in increments of 5 MHz. This allows for some fine tuning to reach better performance balancing the performance and HW error rate optimally for your own mining hardware, as the default RPi image for the A2 miners from Innisilicon limits you to either 1000 MHz or 1200 MHz setting for the frequency. And an operating frequency of more than 1200 MHz with no significant increase in the number of HW errors is easily achievable as these A2-based miners are operating very cool and can be pushed some more. And who would not wan to get some extra hashrate from the existing mining hardware…
– For more information about the Overclock Optimized RPi Image for Innosilicon A2 miners…
4 Responses to Raspberry Pi Overclock Optimized Image for Innosilicon A2 Scrypt ASIC Miners
emdje
July 28th, 2014 at 21:40
As I have stated on the original forum where I posted this:
the image does not work. A new version of Cg-Miner must be compiled for it to accept all values. However, source-code is not released by Innosilicon, so at this time I am unable to make this work. The values that are accepted: 1200, 1280, 1300 and 1340 (1340 produces a lot of hardware errors, 1300 is very acceptable).
greetings,
Emdje
emdje
July 28th, 2014 at 21:42
excuse me not 1340 but 1400 mhz
emdje
August 26th, 2014 at 15:54
Working on new version that does allow different values. Not in increments of 5 Mhz but increments of 20 Mhz. From 1080 all the way up to 1400 (above 1300 significantly more HW errors). Follow here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=672969.msg8531329#msg8531329
Eric
November 22nd, 2016 at 23:37
Is there a new image for this. Can you please help me? Thank you