Higher hashrate
Configurable frequency and voltage controls can change hashrate. Results depend on the individual miner, power and cooling.
The professional custom firmware and VNISH Online Updater (VOU) for Bitmain Antminer S19, S21, T21, L7 and L9. Per-chip autotune, ASICBoost, immersion mode, fleet management and one-click rollback — free download.
Install, monitor, and manage miner groups
VNISH offers alternative tuning and fleet-management controls for supported Antminers. Compatibility, recovery options and measured performance depend on the model, control board and firmware build.
Configurable frequency and voltage controls can change hashrate. Results depend on the individual miner, power and cooling.
Low-Power Mode and per-chip undervolting provide adjustable power targets. Measure watts at the wall and monitor stability.
VOU deploys firmware, clones settings and monitors grouped devices from one dashboard.
Use restricted management networks, strong credentials, verified files, staged rollouts and a tested recovery path.
Controls for tuning, power targets and fleet operations, with results that vary by hardware and environment.
Analyses each ASIC chip and adjusts voltage and frequency individually. Pushes healthier chips and protects weaker ones for the best stable J/TH.
Tuning controls can change performance, but no fixed uplift applies across every miner or profile.
Set lower power targets with frequency and voltage controls, then validate wall power, temperatures, errors and uptime.
Per-chip throttling for the x21 series adjusts cooler and hotter chips separately to keep hashrate stable under thermal pressure.
Dedicated immersion mode disables fan checks for submerged miners; hydro models get inlet/outlet water-temperature widgets and tailored presets.
Push firmware and matching settings to grouped miners on the same network with progress tracking.
Switch presets by time-of-day to mine harder during off-peak electricity hours and dial back power during peak rates.
Detects and removes ANTBUILD, NIGHT SWITCHER and other ASIC malware that hijack hashrate to attacker pools.
Some supported paths can return a miner to stock firmware by updater or SD recovery. Restoring stock does not guarantee warranty eligibility.
Pull metrics into your own dashboards or get instant Telegram alerts on hashboard errors, overheats and pool failures.
Brute-force protection on the web UI, SSH controls, EEPROM corruption fixes and chain-error auto-shutdown for non-PIC models.
Auto fan curves with safe fail-states, max-speed caps in auto mode, and customisable thresholds for noise-sensitive deployments.
From a single home miner to larger industrial fleets, VNISH is built for day-to-day S19, S21, L7 and L9 workflows.
There is no responsible universal hashrate or power-saving figure. Compare one miner against its own stable baseline before changing a fleet.
Record wall power, accepted hashrate, reject rate, temperatures, fan speed and errors on the current build.
Keep pool, PSU, cooling and ambient conditions comparable. Change one profile at a time.
Allow tuning to settle and use a meaningful observation window, not a single dashboard snapshot.
Compare efficiency, errors and uptime as well as hashrate. Stop if power, heat or instability exceeds your limits.
Choose the VOU package for your platform. Windows, macOS and Android files are hosted on this domain so you can download and verify them from one place.
Verify these downloads against before running them.
Firmware support is specific to the exact miner model, control board and cooling design. Catalog pages reviewed 4 September 2026 list version 1.3.5 for many supported S21, T21, L7 and L9 variants, while other combinations may retain older builds. Verify your hardware in the current VNISH catalog and S21/T21 compatibility notes before use.
Always pick the firmware build that matches your specific control board. XIL = Xilinx, AML = Amlogic, CV = Cvitek, BB = BeagleBone. Mismatched firmware will not boot. The factory sticker or VOU device probe shows your board type.
VNISH supports Xilinx (XIL), Amlogic (AML), Cvitek (CV) and BeagleBone (BB) control boards. Always pick the firmware build that matches your board — VOU's device probe will tell you.
Record the full stock build and identify the Amlogic control-board revision. Check current model-specific instructions instead of relying on a universal date range, and prepare the correct recovery image before a NAND change.
Yes. The auto-scheduler switches presets by time of day — mine in LPM during peak electricity hours, switch to overclock during off-peak hours. Fully configurable in the dashboard.
Custom firmware may affect manufacturer or seller warranty. Review the applicable terms before installation; restoring stock does not guarantee warranty eligibility.
Aggressive overclocks need adequate cooling and a quality PSU. Start with a default preset, validate stability for 24h, then push voltage/frequency.
Always verify the package name and size for VOU packages and any release package information supplied with firmware downloads. Only flash files matched to your exact model and control board.
vnish-software.com is an independent reference and VOU download hub. It is not presented as Bitmain or the VNISH development team. Verify current product claims, compatibility and release details against primary documentation before changing production miners.
Match the instructions to the exact miner and installed firmware before selecting a package. Work through these checks in order: