I appreciate the advice! I went through another tuning session and kept your comments about CORE and MEM in mind.
Started off with:
PL = 150
MEM = 1100
CORE = 600
FAN = 80
Final config:
PL = 170
MEM = 2600
CORE = 1400
FAN = 80
Average MH per card = 31.00 MH
Average power consumption per card = 168w
Average temp per card = 55
very nice, much better. wouldn’t hurt to run hive-replace now too. at the very least it will improve stability and security
How do I do that?
run hive-replace -s -y either in the run command box, or from the shell locally, or through shellinabox, hive remote shell or vnc.
Understood. I haven’t had to run a command manually like that yet.
Could you help me understand the significance of that command?
youre on an image/kernel/driver from august 2021. that command replaces it with the newest stable image that includes bug fixes and other improvements. think windows 7 vs windows 10
Oh wow, ok. Thank you for pointing that out!
I ran the command in the “run command box” exactly as you typed it and I don’t see any change to the Kernel version. Am I missing something or did I maybe do it incorrectly?
I think I figured it out. In your comment there was a space between the “-” and “s”
I removed that space and ran the command again. It seems to be progressing now.
whoops, good catch. yeah no space there
Hi Keaton,
My politic since now was : If everything goes OK, don’t touch anything !!! 
As The Merge coming, I am going to switch my mining to other coins than ETH and make a big Clean Out of my RIG ! 
Should I Update evrything ? Thanks ! 
My testing set-up :
I would flash the latest stable image so you get the newer kernel and driver and then update hiveos as well after
Great Mr Keaton ! 
I Will then run hive-replace -s -y through shellinabox
But could you remind me how to " flash the latest stable image so you get the newer kernel and driver " 
Please shout on me : DYOR ! DYOR !!! 
but … could you ? 
Thanks Dude !
That command is how you update
Couldn’t you just run SELFUPGRADE ?
That only updates the scripts/miners.
When I ran it the OS version went from 220911 to 220913.
Yes, and your kernel/base image remains untouched
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