Add "Target Temperature for VR Temperature. in the settings options."

[danv8472-cell]

Is there any way to add options to run "Target Temperature" off of VR temperature? As the VR already runs hotter then the ASIC. So it would keep them both cool even if it runs to high.

[mutatrum]

Not sure how the UX would work with this. Most standard devices only have a fan on the front, and changing the speed on that one doesn't change the VR temp (or hardly). There are a few boards with 2 PWM fan headers, so there it might be possible, but that's quite tricky to get right, as the user needs to configure which fan cools which side of the board.

[danv8472-cell]

So the Bitaxe's with the double fan sockets still only send one PWM signal. What I was wondering is it possible to have a code which would watch both Temperatures from the ASIC and the VR. Then it would increase based on which ever is hotter. Anyway I have a setup where I split the fan socket and run two fans. One on the front for the ASIC, and one for the VR in the back. For me if the fan watches both and increases based on which is hotter would be fine. As if it cools the cooler one a-little more that does not matter. Who writes the codes for these Bitaxe's?

[danv8472-cell]

Thanks for the reply. I use a "Y split" on my fan header so this is mainly what and why I am referring to. Would it be possible to add an option to chose which Temperature (VR/ASIC) to read when the "Target Temp" decides to increase or decrease. This is all basically I am referring too. My VR temp already runs hotter then the ASIC. So I am assuming that it would keep it cool always even if it has to go to full speed. Just it would run faster but that's not a big problem.

The problem right now is that because it is set to the ASIC Temp when the ASIC cools down the speed decreases. Then the VR Temp spikes. I know there are the Manuel settings. However, just wanted something similar to the "Target Temp" option.