Stability And Security
Stability and Wear During Overclocking
Using high-performance modes increases the load on hardware components. To maintain equipment operability over the long term, the following conditions are critically important:
- Quality Power Supply: The power supply unit must have a power reserve for operation in overclocking modes.
- Optimal Cooling: Exceeding temperature limits leads to chip degradation; the firmware helps regulate temperature through automatic presets and fan control.
- HW Error Control: Constant monitoring of hardware errors allows for timely detection of chip overload and reduction of its frequency to a stable level.
- Balance: In most cases, it is recommended to choose a profile with a small power reserve — this ensures stable Hashrate without frequent reboots.