I have encountered some problems these days to share.
For example, as the temperature begins to heat (I have already entered the summer here), the operating temperature of the machine begins to rise.
When the operating temperature reaches more than 75 degrees Celsius, the Claymore program that looks like HiveOS will begin to manage its work efficiency.
The average amount of power will decrease by about 20 to 40% depending on the temperature.
The 12-card can run to a value of 280 to 290 on average, and will drop to 220 to 240 after the temperature is too high to start controlling.
It is sometimes reduced to around 200.
This is a troublesome issue. (But the weather is regarded as a force majeure, and you can only think of ways to do the deployment)
It is planned that the relocation of the equipment room will be carried out in May-June. In the heat dissipation part, it will continue to observe whether there is a better solution.
In this part, probably because of the hot weather, it is often the case that the HiveOS control interface does not detect substantial operational data on a fixed number of machines. (This part is a personal guess)
Although the REBOOT order will have short-term improvements after rebooting, it will soon happen again.
This is a problem that is being resolved after using HiveOS.
As long as the HiveOS control interface is not detected, the real-time data return on the mine pool web page will start to decline. I do not know what the relationship between the two is what is being considered.
I noticed that when Claymore was in operation, the command that would control the balance of power to calculate the temperature seemed to be -ttli. I wonder if there is any way to adjust it from the part…?
I am not familiar with the program part.
Also need to slowly think about solutions…
P.S: This is a GOOGLE translation. If you feel strange grammar, please forgive me.