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DCENT_OS Benchmark and Reproduction Protocol

No independent stock-versus-DCENT_OS benchmark dataset is published yet. This protocol defines what a result must contain before D-Central will present it as performance evidence.

Required test record

Minimum evidence required for a reproducible DCENT_OS benchmark
CategoryRequired fieldsWhy it matters
Hardware identityExact miner SKU, hash-board count and revisions, ASIC, control-board family/revision, PSU and coolingModel names do not prove board-lane compatibility
Software identityBaseline firmware/version, DCENT_OS commit, artifact filename, manifest digest and configurationA result must resolve to code and a named build
EnvironmentInput voltage, wall-meter model, intake temperature/humidity, altitude and acoustic methodPower, thermals and noise are environment-sensitive
Mining outcomePool, pool-side hashrate, accepted/rejected/stale shares, achieved difficulty and timestampsConnected or hashing is not accepted-share evidence
TelemetryWall watts, TH/s, J/TH, chip/board temperatures, fan RPM, throttling and error eventsOne headline number cannot describe stability or safety
DurationWarm-up plus 1-hour, 24-hour and 72-hour checkpoints, with any reset or configuration change recordedShort runs hide thermal and failover problems

Raw-data format

Publish the unedited measurements as CSV alongside a human-readable report. The machine-readable benchmark field template is public; it is a schema, not a results dataset. No empty template is represented as performance evidence.

timestamp_utc,test_id,firmware,build_commit,artifact_sha256,miner_model,hashboard_revision,control_board,psu,input_v,ambient_c,wall_w,hashrate_ths,j_th,chip_temp_c,fan_rpm,pool_side_ths,accepted,rejected,stale,uptime_s,throttle_events,reset_events,notes

Comparison procedure

  1. Photograph and record the hardware identity before changing firmware.
  2. Measure the baseline firmware under a fixed power and environmental setup.
  3. Back up the unit and validate the recovery route before testing DCENT_OS.
  4. Use the exact same pool, worker, voltage source, meter and cooling arrangement.
  5. Publish failed tests and missing observations, not only favorable runs.
  6. Attach pool-side proof, raw CSV, configuration, artifact digest and test duration.

Independent reproduction

Independent miners and security researchers are invited to reproduce or falsify a result. Use the repository's platform bring-up report and link the raw dataset. D-Central will label first-party, community and independently reproduced measurements separately.

Protocol published 2026-08-08. No performance claim is implied by publishing a methodology.