Hey, how do I find out which chip corresponds to the log on my Avalon 1246 85th? I see they’re numbered A1 to A120. Here’s the log I’m looking at.
https://tinypic.host/i/7mLu2
How do I check it on the board?
Identifying Chips on Avalon 1246 85th Hashboard
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You should look at the hashboard physically. There should be a label under each ASIC chip, like a100, a101, etc. From there, start counting chips from the left and compare that to what you see in the log.
This has worked for other Avalon models so hopefully it’s the same for yours.
Thanks for the reply! On the actual board, chips are labeled A1 to A120. Not sure if this one follows the same pattern as previous models since I read that the numbering seems to start from 1, not 0.
I really need to pinpoint the right chip because something’s off, and I think replacing or re-soldering it could fix my miner. Not an expert here, just trying to figure this out.
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