What's The Best Bitaxe Overclocks - All Frequencies and Voltages Tested

[@arturschuch]

I use frequency 725 and core voltage 1280. There are some limitation to go over the default values: the first limitation will be heat dissipation, as the default cooler is weak. the second limitation is the power supply, as higher OC will require more energy

[@SterlingSpecter1]

i agree with the power draw, as soon as you get close to 80% power draw which would be around 16watts, that when you run into problems because power supplys are not meant to draw max power

[@Anthony-ji6ln]

How do you adjust the frequency and core voltage? I have set dropdowns...

[@arturschuch]

@@Anthony-ji6ln you need to change the javascript inside, it is pretty simple, when i have some time i will post a video with this manual changes

[@dennismatovich8411]

during the overclocking process did you note the share per minute value?

[@TimelessSideTrails]

Awesome video man that explains more. I have the supra and now I’ll buy soon the tirabite one after this one 🙏🏼

[@AlwaysBored1]

Where did you buy yours from? I'm still waiting for the one I bought through ebay but want to buy another.

[@SterlingSpecter1]

d-central tech

[@Chloe_Priceless]

My best settings: 575/1220 @700-880 and 770GH from the Pool Statistics site. Temps at 54 (during the night it stands in front of a slightly open window and it has fresh air from 18 degree

[@johnhumphrey515]

Watts equate to work, so the more watts per terrahash, the more work required therefore the less efficient each setting is

[@SterlingSpecter1]

thank you

[@johnhumphrey515]

@@SterlingSpecter1 Your video was very helpful, thank you!

[@jasonkidwell1767]

The new s21pro is a beast with the new bm 1370 chip at 1 terrahash per chip

[@danielth2118]

My supra is only running at 380 ghs max. no matter what voltage or frequency settings i use. Any suggestions what the problem may be? I have the version with the noctua fan and room temperatures are around 22 degrees.

[@SterlingSpecter1]

i think that might be a power supply problem, i havnet had it but sometimes the power isnt drawing the correct watts and that would limit the hashrate. or could just be a display problem have you checked hashrate on the pool side to see if its actually 380

[@danielth2118]

@@SterlingSpecter1 the pool side also shows the same hashrate. I also changed the power supply to a new one with better quality.

[@SterlingSpecter1]

@@danielth2118 weird, the last thing i could think of is the actually chip isnt soldered correctly

[@danielth2118]

@@SterlingSpecter1 thanks for the fast reply. I will check that and also change the thermal paste.

[@arturschuch]

You can put your own figures in, I did it with mine, I can make a video sharing if you are interested You just need to change the javascript, it is pretty simple

[@SterlingSpecter1]

i got that fixed now, but havent messed around with overclocks too much since

[@javiercasreb2398]

Min. 7:30. If I'm not wrong, 17.5 J = 17.5 W/S, so 17.5 J/Th should be the same as 17.5 W/Th (the lower W, the better in efficiency terms -less energy consumption to do the same work-). In your table, the most efficient is 475/1150 I think (Not the most powerful, but the most efficient in terms of consumption per terahash.). Nice video, thanks for the job 👍.

[@SterlingSpecter1]

thanks for explaining, i thought they were the same but glad someone cleared that up.

[@javiercasreb2398]

@@SterlingSpecter1 👍

[@cryptomuerto6952]

I got the best with a 550/1200 it runs around 800 gh and has a 19 w/th I’m new so could just be luck

[@SterlingSpecter1]

could also be good chip, but im glad you are getting a little bit more hashing