About this site
minerfirmware.com is a practical directory of firmware and tools for ASIC miners.
It helps you quickly find the right firmware for your exact model, confirm sources and compare options.
Who it’s for Farm operators, home miners, technicians, and anyone choosing hardware.
What’s inside Catalog “manufacturer → model → firmware”, manufacturer pages, and curated link directories.
How to use Open the catalog, pick your model — then follow official links and compatibility references.
How firmware can improve mining efficiency
Custom firmware is not “magic” — it’s power, frequency and stability management.
Done carefully, it can help you either increase hashrate, reduce power draw, or reduce downtime.
1) Better efficiency (hash / watt)
- Undervolt / power limit — cap watts while keeping stable hashrate.
- Chip autotune — tune frequency/voltage based on real chip quality.
- Thermal profiles — smoother fan and temperature limits.
Simple math: if you reduce power by ΔW, monthly savings ≈ ΔW × 24 × 30 / 1000 × your tariff.
2) More hashrate without overheating
- Overclock profiles — controlled frequency increase with temperature awareness.
- Stability tuning — fewer errors/rejects, steadier pool hashrate.
- Granular control — per board / per chip instead of “average temperature”.
Note: aggressive overclocking increases the risk of degradation and failures — don’t chase peak numbers without cooling headroom.
3) Less downtime = more revenue
- Watchdog and auto‑restart on freezes or hashboard issues.
- Logs & monitoring — faster troubleshooting of temperature, power and fan problems.
- Remote management — useful when you operate dozens or hundreds of units.
Even +1–2% uptime can matter more than “+2 TH/s”, especially with expensive electricity.
How to choose firmware
- Confirm the exact model and control board (critical).
- Check dev fee, update policy and rollback path to stock firmware.
- Start with an efficiency profile, not “max overclock”.
- Keep the official stock firmware nearby for recovery.
We list official sources and compatibility references. Before installing, verify your exact sub‑model and revision are supported.