Another solution to reduce noise at the under voltage as you are in this video would be getting the 3000 cfm Noctua fans which are quiet noise reduction fans
At minute 4:12, you see the screen with 85 degrees on the chips, it's a brutally high temperature. This is how the miner is slowly dying. The fans are working at 50%. Normal for 13.5 terahases is 5200 RPM, and a temperature of 75 degrees. It is no achievement to reduce the noise, reducing to 2200 RPM. Caution for you minner ¡¡
Hey, Braiins shows a range between 100W and 5000W When you run an S9 Antminer at 200W, will the Fans be much more quiet? (I know that the hashrate will be really low then)
Even though that's the range they provide, the machine will not be able to function at the high or low end. On the high end, it will be limited by the PSU's max power rating. On the low end, it depends on what the chips can handle. The lower the power consumption, the cooler the chips will be and the less noise the fans will make. Maybe a good spot to start is 850W and see how that goes.
We do not but there are some great repair centers in the US. ASIC Masters in Chicago is great. HMTech in North Carolina is great for Whatsminer. Great Voyage is great in New Hampshire for Bitmain repairs
Think I can do x4 s9’s per outlet ? @ 840w each ? I have 30amp fuses
Another solution to reduce noise at the under voltage as you are in this video would be getting the 3000 cfm Noctua fans which are quiet noise reduction fans
Great video. Looks like a fun little project.
At minute 4:12, you see the screen with 85 degrees on the chips, it's a brutally high temperature. This is how the miner is slowly dying. The fans are working at 50%. Normal for 13.5 terahases is 5200 RPM, and a temperature of 75 degrees. It is no achievement to reduce the noise, reducing to 2200 RPM. Caution for you minner ¡¡
Yeah thats way too hot
Is there a way to change the power consumption without restarting the miner?
Hey, Braiins shows a range between 100W and 5000W
When you run an S9 Antminer at 200W, will the Fans be much more quiet? (I know that the hashrate will be really low then)
Even though that's the range they provide, the machine will not be able to function at the high or low end. On the high end, it will be limited by the PSU's max power rating. On the low end, it depends on what the chips can handle. The lower the power consumption, the cooler the chips will be and the less noise the fans will make. Maybe a good spot to start is 850W and see how that goes.
My braiins firmware have a different look, how do you get this newer version? Thanks for awesome content!
Yeah this is the newest version of Braiins. Slightly different UI. Thanks for watching!
Oh and to answer your question on how to update firmware, you can do it through the Web UI. Download the update from braiins.com
What app are you using to measure sound levels?
Decibel X
@@TPF621 Thanks! Mate
do u fix hash boards
We do not but there are some great repair centers in the US. ASIC Masters in Chicago is great. HMTech in North Carolina is great for Whatsminer. Great Voyage is great in New Hampshire for Bitmain repairs
Lol 1000 w . I have my miners at 1600
It’s a bull market!