Your miner's default settings are a fine starting point. WarpTune lowers the core voltage where the chip allows it, and only within limits you can read on every card.
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One-click calibration
Measures each voltage step on 200 real shares (from the miner's own counters, on any pool) and the chips' own error counters, adds a 20 mV reserve and waits for your Apply. A checkbox adds the clock search: a higher clock at the same voltage.
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Hard limits
Never above the core voltage you set by hand, never below the regulator's clean range, within 90 % of the board's and 80 % of the power supply's rating, inside your temperature band.
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Dry run first
A new miner starts in dry run: WarpTune keeps a journal of what it would do and writes nothing. When you switch it live, a confirmation names every limit.
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Proof on every card
Each miner's card compares WarpTune with your hand point in watts and hashrate, and turns it into a year, for example “Eco saves 48 kWh/year ≈ €13.20”: in money once you enter your electricity price. Measured at your own miner, not promised.
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Modes per miner
Eco, Max, or Energy. With a dvb-WarpPool energy page connected, Energy runs Max while there is solar surplus and Eco on grid power.
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Stays at home
The page is only reachable from the computer WarpTune runs on. WarpTune talks to your miners' API in your network, and to your pool if you connect one.
