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Feature: Enhance Benchmark Results with Power Consumption and Fan Speed Data

This pull request introduces enhancements to the bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py script to include average power consumption (in Watts) and average fan speed (in RPM or percentage) in the benchmark results.

Motivation:
Previously, the benchmark results focused primarily on hashrate, temperature, and J/TH efficiency. While efficiency accounts for power, explicitly logging average power consumption provides a clearer, direct metric of power usage for each tested voltage/frequency combination. Similarly, including fan speed allows for better analysis of cooling performance and its correlation with stability and temperature during different load conditions.

Adding these two factors provides a more comprehensive overview, enabling users to:

  • Directly monitor and compare power usage across different settings.
  • Understand the cooling performance (fan activity) during the stress tests.
  • Make more informed decisions about optimal configurations, balancing hashrate, efficiency, and operational metrics.

Changes Introduced:

  • Modified the benchmark_iteration function to collect power and fanSpeed data during each sampling interval.
  • Calculated the averagePower and averageFanSpeed for each benchmark iteration.
  • Updated the results dictionary to store these new average values.
  • Adjusted the final JSON output (bitaxe_benchmark_results_<ip_address>.json) to include averagePower and averageFanSpeed for all results, top performers, and most efficient configurations.
  • Updated the terminal summary output to display these new metrics at the end of the benchmark.

Files Modified:

  • bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py

This enhancement provides more valuable data for users looking to fine-tune their Bitaxe miners for both performance and operational characteristics.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added fan speed monitoring during benchmarking, with average fan speed now displayed in results.
    • Average power consumption is now included in the benchmark summary output.
    • New option to apply voltage and frequency settings directly without running the benchmark.
  • Improvements

    • Results summary enhanced to show additional metrics where available.
    • More conservative default settings for voltage, frequency, and safety limits.
    • Enhanced command-line help with multi-line descriptions and usage examples.
    • Updated documentation with detailed usage instructions, new features, and clearer formatting.

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"""

Walkthrough

Voltage and frequency increment steps were reduced, maximum power lowered, and ASIC count defaulted to one. Fan speed data was added to the benchmarking process, collected alongside other metrics, averaged, and included in outputs. A new --set-values flag was introduced to apply voltage and frequency settings without benchmarking. The benchmark_iteration function’s return signature and result handling were expanded to include average power, average fan speed, and error reason.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py Reduced voltage and frequency increments; lowered max power; set default ASIC count; added fan speed collection, averaging, and output; updated benchmark_iteration and reset_to_best_setting signatures and results to include average power, average fan speed, and error reason; added --set-values CLI flag with detailed help and usage examples; enhanced argument parser formatting.
README.md Reformatted and expanded documentation; added details on new --set-values flag usage; updated features to include power and fan speed monitoring; clarified benchmark duration and safety limits; adjusted increments and ASIC configuration details; improved formatting and fixed links.

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In the warren where benchmarks run,
We lowered the volts, kept things fun.
Now fans are counted, speeds are tracked,
Power and safety—never lacked!
With every hop, results expand,
A careful, breezy, bunnyland. 🐇💨
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bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py (1)

200-200: Critical: Inconsistent return value count causing unpacking errors.

The benchmark_iteration function has inconsistent return signatures across different code paths. The successful case (line 310) returns 8 values, but all error cases return only 6 values. This will cause ValueError when unpacking at line 361.

Additionally, line 310 references an undefined variable error_reason in the success case.

Apply this fix to make return values consistent:

# Fix all error return statements to return 8 values
-        return None, None, None, False, None, "SYSTEM_INFO_FAILURE"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "SYSTEM_INFO_FAILURE"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "TEMPERATURE_DATA_FAILURE"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "TEMPERATURE_DATA_FAILURE"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "TEMPERATURE_BELOW_5"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "TEMPERATURE_BELOW_5"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "CHIP_TEMP_EXCEEDED"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "CHIP_TEMP_EXCEEDED"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "VR_TEMP_EXCEEDED"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "VR_TEMP_EXCEEDED"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "INPUT_VOLTAGE_BELOW_MIN"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "INPUT_VOLTAGE_BELOW_MIN"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "INPUT_VOLTAGE_ABOVE_MAX"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "INPUT_VOLTAGE_ABOVE_MAX"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "HASHRATE_POWER_DATA_FAILURE"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "HASHRATE_POWER_DATA_FAILURE"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "POWER_CONSUMPTION_EXCEEDED"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "POWER_CONSUMPTION_EXCEEDED"

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "ZERO_HASHRATE"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "ZERO_HASHRATE"

# Fix the success case to define error_reason
-        return average_hashrate, average_temperature, efficiency_jth, hashrate_within_tolerance, average_vr_temp, average_power, average_fan_speed, error_reason
+        return average_hashrate, average_temperature, efficiency_jth, hashrate_within_tolerance, average_vr_temp, average_power, average_fan_speed, None

-        return None, None, None, False, None, "NO_DATA_COLLECTED"
+        return None, None, None, False, None, None, None, "NO_DATA_COLLECTED"

Also applies to: 207-207, 211-211, 216-216, 220-220, 224-224, 228-228, 236-236, 240-240, 294-294, 310-310, 313-313

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bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py (1)

379-381: Remove duplicate fan speed assignment.

The averageFanSpeed is already assigned on line 371, making this conditional assignment redundant and potentially confusing.

-            if avg_fan_speed is not None:
-                result["averageFanSpeed"] = avg_fan_speed
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37-47: Configuration values updated to more conservative settings.

The reduced increments and limits appear reasonable for safer benchmarking operations. The more conservative approach should help prevent hardware damage during testing.


192-192: Fan speed collection properly initialized.

The fan_speeds list is correctly initialized to collect fan speed data during benchmark iterations.


232-232: Fan speed data retrieval implemented correctly.

The fan speed is properly retrieved from the API response with appropriate null handling.


247-249: Fan speed data collection with proper null checking.

The conditional append ensures fan speed data is only collected when available, preventing null values in the dataset.


296-300: Fan speed averaging and display implemented correctly.

The average fan speed calculation properly handles the case where no fan speed data is available, and the output formatting is consistent with other metrics.


361-361: Function call unpacking matches expected return signature.

The unpacking correctly expects 8 values, which matches the intended return signature after the critical bug fix above is applied.


369-373: Results dictionary properly updated with new metrics.

The results dictionary correctly includes the new averagePower, averageFanSpeed, and errorReason fields.


444-446: Top performers output properly includes fan speed.

The conditional inclusion of averageFanSpeed in the top performers output is correctly implemented.


458-460: Most efficient results output properly includes fan speed.

The conditional inclusion of averageFanSpeed in the most efficient results output is correctly implemented.


484-486: Summary output properly displays average power and fan speed.

The terminal output correctly displays the new metrics with proper formatting and conditional display for fan speed.


498-500: Efficient results summary properly displays new metrics.

The terminal output for most efficient results correctly displays average power and fan speed with proper conditional formatting.

…solve API mapping and initial state issues

This commit introduces significant enhancements to the Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark script, focusing on collecting more comprehensive performance data and resolving key issues related to API data retrieval and script robustness.

**Key Features Added:**

* **Average Power Consumption (Watts):** The benchmark now calculates and includes the average power consumption for each voltage/frequency combination in the final JSON results and the terminal summary. This provides a direct metric for power efficiency analysis.
* **Average Fan Speed (RPM/Percentage):** Fan speed data is now fetched and averaged for each tested configuration, then included in the final JSON results and terminal summary. This allows for better assessment of cooling performance and noise levels alongside hashing performance.
* **Real-time Power and Fan Speed Display:** The live terminal output during benchmarking now includes the current power consumption and fan speed for each individual sample, enabling immediate monitoring of these critical metrics.

**Major Fixes and Improvements:**

* **Resolved `asic_count` API Mapping:** The script previously defaulted `asic_count` to 0 because the Bitaxe's `/api/system/info` endpoint does not expose this key. `asic_count` is now hardcoded to 1 in the configuration, ensuring the "Expected Hashrate" calculation is accurate for Bitaxe Gamma 601 (BM1370) models.
* **Corrected Fan Speed API Key:** The script's attempt to fetch "fanSpeed" from the API has been corrected to use "fanspeed" (for percentage) or "fanrpm" (for RPM), based on direct API response analysis. This ensures fan speed data is correctly retrieved.
* **Improved `benchmark_iteration` Return Consistency:** The `benchmark_iteration` function's return signature has been standardized to consistently return 8 values (including `average_power`, `average_fan_speed`, and `error_reason`), ensuring proper unpacking in the main loop. All early exit paths within this function now return a consistent tuple length.
* **Enhanced Script Robustness (Addressing NameError and `results` contradiction):**
    * Variables like `error_reason`, `avg_power`, `avg_fan_speed`, etc., are now correctly managed and passed throughout the main execution flow.
    * Although the previous `NameError` was challenging to pinpoint without a full traceback, the current implementation addresses potential scope ambiguities and ensures the `results` list is correctly populated and handled even during unexpected exits. This should prevent the "results list is empty" contradiction seen previously.
* **Faster Testing Configuration (Optional):** The default `benchmark_time` was adjusted to 120 seconds (2 minutes) and `frequency_increment` adjusted to 25 MHz for quicker test runs during development. (These can be reverted to original for more exhaustive testing).

These changes collectively make the benchmark tool more accurate, informative, and resilient to common API data inconsistencies, providing a richer dataset for Bitaxe optimization.#
zorgoros added 3 commits July 9, 2025 03:39
This commit introduces a new command-line option to directly set the core voltage and frequency on the Bitaxe miner, bypassing the full benchmarking process.

**Motivation:**
Previously, applying specific desired settings required either temporarily modifying the script or running a full benchmark starting at those settings. This new functionality provides a quick, convenient, and direct way to configure the miner to a known good state or a specific operating point without needing to run an entire benchmark cycle. This is particularly useful for fine-tuning after initial benchmarks, or for quickly re-applying optimal settings.

**Implementation:**
A new command-line flag, -sor--set-values, has been added using argparse. When this flag is detected, the script will:
1.  Parse the provided core voltage (-v) and frequency (-f) as the target settings.
2.  Call the existing set_system_settings() function to apply these parameters to the Bitaxe.
3.  Print confirmation messages.
4.  Exit immediately using sys.exit(0), preventing the benchmark loop from initiating.

**Usage:** To use this new mode, run the script with the --set-values flag, specifying your desired voltage and frequency: python bitaxe_hasrate_benchmark.py <bitaxe_ip> --set-values -v <desired_voltage_mV> -f <desired_frequency_MHz> Example: python bitaxe_hasrate_benchmark.py 192.168.1.136 --set-values -v 1150 -f 780 This enhancement streamlines the process of applying specific configurations to the Bitaxe miner.#
Enhanced the script's command-line help message to be more user-friendly and informative.

Key improvements include:
* **Clearer Descriptions:** Detailed explanations for each argument, including their dual purpose for benchmarking and setting values.
* **Usage Examples:** Added explicit command examples for both benchmark and set-only modes in the help message's epilog.
* **Improved Formatting:** Utilized a custom formatter to preserve multi-line text, add default values, and incorporate color for better readability.#
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1-5: Avoid bold text inside Markdown heading markers

Using # **…** (and ## **…**) breaks the standard Markdown outline and makes rendered text look noisy. Prefer plain headings:

-# **Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark**
+# Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark
...
-## **Features**
+# ## Features

The same applies to all subsequent headings that embed **…**.

Also applies to: 17-17


175-175: Replace Google search link with local LICENSE reference

Linking to a generic Google search feels unpolished and may break. Point directly to the LICENSE file in the repo:

-This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the [LICENSE](https://www.google.com/search?q=LICENSE) file for details.
+This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 – see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
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70-73: CLI flag description mismatched with short option

You describe the flag as -s, --set-values but the bullet list omits -s and only mentions --set-values. Either advertise both or drop the short form to avoid confusion.

-* -s, --set-values: **Flag.** Activates this mode to only set values and exit.
+* -s, --set-values: **Flag.** Activates this mode to only set values and exit.

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121-123: Great job documenting new metrics

The README now explicitly lists average power and fan speed, perfectly mirroring the new JSON schema. 👍

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61-63: Fix repeated typo “bitaxe_hasrate_benchmark.py”.

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50-53: Add missing build-context dot to the Docker command.

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-docker build \-t bitaxe-benchmark
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Context: ...Installation** 1. Clone the repository: bash git clone https://github.com/mrv777/Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark.git cd Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark 2. Create and activate a virtual environmen...

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Context: ...itaxe's IP address and initial settings: bash python bitaxe\_hasrate\_benchmark.py \<bitaxe\_ip\> \-v \<initial\_voltage\> \-f \<initial\_frequency\> Arguments: * <bitaxe_ip>: **Requir...

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Linking to Google is brittle and looks unprofessional.

-This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the [LICENSE](https://www.google.com/search?q=LICENSE) file for details.
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46-46: Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time
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1-1: Title looks good.

Hashrate typo from previous revision is fixed.


5-15: Feature list is clear and accurately reflects new functionality.
No issues spotted.


57-69: Script name now correct — verify all remaining occurrences.

bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py is spelled correctly here.
Run a quick search to ensure stray bitaxe_hasrate_benchmark.py strings were removed elsewhere.

Resolved rendering issues in argument lists by correctly applying single backticks for inline code, ensuring proper display on GitHub.
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37-41: Fix Windows venv activation path (regression from earlier review).

The command still lacks path separators and will fail on Windows:

-venvScriptsactivate
+venv\Scripts\activate

This was flagged previously but remains unresolved.


50-51: Add build-context dot to Docker build command.

Building without . yields “no context” errors:

-docker build -t bitaxe-benchmark
+docker build -t bitaxe-benchmark .
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82-85: Argument flag -s not implemented in examples.

The bullet lists -s, --set-values, but examples and the script (per PR description) only show --set-values. Either document the short flag or drop it to avoid confusion.


195-195: Point LICENSE link to repository file, not Google search.

Replace the external search URL with a relative path:

-[LICENSE](https://www.google.com/search?q=LICENSE)
+[LICENSE](LICENSE)
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19-22: Re-evaluate Python version requirement.

Requiring “Python 3.11 or higher” is needlessly strict unless the script uses 3.11-specific features (e.g., tomllib, typing.Self). Confirm actual minimum version and adjust to widen adoption.

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1-1: Remove redundant bold markup inside the top-level heading

# Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark renders as a level-1 heading already; the additional ** markers add no value and slightly hurt Markdown readability.

-# **Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark**
+# Bitaxe Hashrate Benchmark
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50-51: Docker command now correct – LGTM

The addition of the trailing dot fixes the missing build context issue.
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19-21: Verify stated Python version requirement

The README specifies “Python 3.11 or higher”. If the project does not rely on 3.11-specific features (e.g., tomllib, typing.Self, pattern-matching improvements), lowering this to 3.9+ broadens usability—particularly for common LTS distributions that still ship 3.10.

Please confirm actual minimum compatibility and adjust if appropriate.

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36-40: Windows venv activation command is still off by one token

venv\Scripts\activate works in PowerShell only if you append .bat (cmd) or .ps1 (PowerShell).
Explicitly calling the batch file is the least surprising option for newcomers.

-   # On Windows  
-   venv\Scripts\activate
+   # On Windows (cmd)  
+   venv\Scripts\activate.bat

141-143: Clarify fan-speed units

The fan speed bullet mixes “Percentage or RPM”. Spell out the exact format so downstream tooling can parse it.

-  * **Average Fan Speed (Percentage or RPM, if available from API)**  
+  * **Average Fan Speed** (either _percentage [%]_ or _RPM_, depending on API support)  
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Comment on lines 165 to 169
1. Starts with user-specified or default voltage/frequency
2. Tests each combination for 10 minutes
3. Validates hashrate is within 8% of theoretical maximum
4. Incrementally adjusts settings:
* Increases frequency if stable
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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent hashrate-validation thresholds (8 % vs 6 %)

Section “Benchmarking Process” states the tool validates hashrate within 8 % of the theoretical maximum (l. 167), whereas “Data Processing” lists a 6 % threshold (l. 183).
Readers (and future maintainers) cannot tell which rule is authoritative.

-3. Validates hashrate is within 8% of theoretical maximum  
+3. Validates hashrate is within 6% of theoretical maximum  

Alternatively, change the “Data Processing” bullet to 8 %; just make them match.

Also applies to: 181-184

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In README.md around lines 165 to 169 and 181 to 184, the hashrate validation
thresholds are inconsistent, showing 8% in the Benchmarking Process section and
6% in the Data Processing section. To fix this, update the threshold in the Data
Processing section to 8% so both sections match and clearly communicate the
authoritative validation rule.

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8-8: Mention the actual CLI flag next to the feature description

Including the flag name improves discoverability for readers skimming the bullets.

-* **Direct setting of specific voltage and frequency from command line**  
+* **Direct setting of specific voltage and frequency from command line (`--set-values` flag)**  

141-143: Clarify fan-speed units

“Percentage or RPM” leaves room for guessing. Spell out the exact format returned by the API (e.g., “RPM if numeric value provided, otherwise percent”), or give an example so users can reliably parse the JSON.

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165-168: Threshold Verification Complete – 6% Tolerance Confirmed

The code in bitaxe_hashrate_benchmark.py uses:

  • Line 368: hashrate_within_tolerance = (average_hashrate >= expected_hashrate * 0.94)

This exactly enforces a 6% lower-bound tolerance, matching the README. No changes required.

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