Hello everyone
finally we are back to our channel with a new video
in which we will show what ASICs are capable of in an immersion cooling system.
In this video, we will talk about overclocking devices,
the peculiarities of their work,
and of course, we will find out how much they can earn.
And before starting, I want to note that at the moment it is very difficult to get new ASICs at an affordable price
since everything has already been sold out in advance.
However, having an immersion cooling system and firmware you can overclock your old devices
devices and get an additional + 50% performance.
We will show you how to do this.
So, let's get started!
Now we are in our lab where ASICs are immersed in our cell.
Before immersion, you need to prepare your devices: clean them and remove all fans.
We now have S17, T17 and, of course, S9 loaded.
The M30S+ is also immersed right in here.
Now I will show you what you need to do after the immersion of ASICs.
Go to our website, bixbit.io, and click on the "Firmware" tab.
We get to the bixbit.tech website, where we need to decide on the firmware.
Here you can find firmwares for ASICs from Bitmain and Whatsminer.
If you need Bitmain, here you can get a firmware for S17th or 9th series of ASICs.
According to Whatsminer, these are miners of the 20th and 30th series,
now we will use one of these as an example.
For Whatsminers, there is currently a firmware available for miners working in liquid.
The firmware is universal for all series, regardless of the second digit in the model name.
Also, do not forget to flash the power supply, there are firmwares for them below.
Then determine the type of your power supply and install the necessary software on it.
All this must be done through the official WhatsminerTool program.
Select the desired miner, click "Upgrade" and select the desired firmware.
Then click "Start Upgrade".
As soon as the firmware is installed, the line “Liquid Cooling” will appear in the “Miner Status” menu.
Now for Antminers: based on your ASICs, we determine the required firmware - it can be S17, or T17, S9, or T9.
For example, when we click on the firmware for S17 -
we get to the appropriate page,
and here you can briefly view information about the firmware itself,
subscribe to notifications about new versions and, of course, download it.
Click “Download”.
We can also share it in social networks, or just download it after choosing the needed version for ASIC.
Also, there is a link to our forum, by going to which you can get access to additional useful information.
There are images for flashing ASICs via a USB flash drive and instructions for unlocking SSH.
For ASICs of the 9th series, there is also another webpage with similar information.
Here you can also download a user manual for the firmware,
where you can find explanations of all the settings and functions.
And, of course, most importantly, on the forum you can ask any questions about the firmware,
any problems you encountered,
describe them, and you will certainly be helped.
Now let's move on to the ASICs themselves.
After downloading the necessary firmware from the website or forum
and installing it according to the instructions,
go to the device itself.
If it is necessary to make a video on a more detailed installation of the firmware,
then write about it in the comments,
And if we see that there will be a lot of comments, then we will do it.
So, let’s have a look at the performance:
S17 has 81.7 Th/s
and consumption from the outlet is 4292 W.,
T17 has 60.3 Terahashes per Second with a consumption of 3794 W.
The S9 miner has 19 Th/s and 1960 W.
By the way, I want to make a short announcement of our monitoring and control system for ASICs,
which will allow you to easily and conveniently work with devices.
It will have all the necessary functions for monitoring information on miners,
as well as the ability to manage them:
changing settings, overclocking, cooling control.
Soon the system will be available for users and we, of course, will take a review on it.
Well, let’s get back to the ASICs, and, using the data obtained,
we will calculate the profitability of each model.
For this, as always, we will use the calculator on our website.
Go to the Calculator tab, choose the SHA-256 algorithm,
take the data for S17, enter the hash rate,
power, and cost of electrical energy.
It can vary and depends on your region.
We take 4 cents per kW * h.
We get $ 27.4 per day.
For the rest of the models, we do the same.
Using the data obtained and the calculator, we have the following results, which you see in the table.
You can see that there is no need to hunt for new ASIC models
when you can receive additional profit even on old models.
Well, that's all, I hope you enjoyed our video.
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