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Title: Example -Preview to post Post by: Steamtyme on July 12, 2019, 03:22:33 PM Edit Solved the problem this was referenced for using this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1727100.msg17876458#msg17876458
This is a review of my experience with the M20S 65 TH miner by MicroBT. This miner is built using 12nm chips and comes with a built-in PSU. I have allowed it to run monitored for a few days to get a good baseline for power consumption. The average temperature for the environment would be approximately 27 degrees Celsius. Real Performance VS. Advertised Performance https://i.imgur.com/SnDvnH9m.jpg?3 (https://imgur.com/SnDvnH9) https://i.imgur.com/CSeKxdUm.jpg?2 (https://imgur.com/CSeKxdU) https://i.imgur.com/EWULGrtm.jpg?1 (https://imgur.com/EWULGrt) This model boasts an advertised efficiency of 48 W/TH or .048 J/GH @ 65TH +/- 5% drawing 3120 W +/- 10% Real world tests came in within spec as can be seen above. I am seeing 65 TH @ 3232 W giving us an efficiency of .0497 J/GH This is a pass for the M20S model, it delivers as promised. Ease of use Install
Login and Configuration Once you've accessed the miners IP on your network you will log in using these credentials - Username - admin, Password - admin. Select the "Configuration" tab and then select "CGminer Configuration" from the drop down menu. Here you will enter your preferred pools information as provided by them. There is a power mode tab - Low Power function is not available at this time. I will update this if it becomes available. Noise This Miner is louder than anything I have run before. Using an App on my phone I received ~ 68 db near the miner on the inlet side. Readings taken from the Exhaust side were spiking as high as 78 db. A more accurate meter would be useful, but if you want to use this in a residential environment you need to consider sound proofing. It can be done as evidenced by my setup, but I would not recommend running this in a residential or home capacity without a plan for the noise. Packaging and Physical Specs The miner arrived in standard packaging for MicroBT miners. I saw no damage and everything felt secure as I tilted the machine to listen for loose or damaged components. It is larger and heavier than the M10's but overall has a similar appearance. See images below for unpacking.
My personal opinion - Overall I am pleased with this miner, and would buy another of the M20 series. It delivered on spec, and on days that have gone above 30 degrees Celsius I haven't had any issues. I am disappointed that it didn't have the Low Power mode available with this batch, and hope it will become available. On the warm days I mentioned it would be nice to have the ability to change the power mode. Title: Re: Example -Preview to post Post by: Steamtyme on July 12, 2019, 04:16:04 PM This is a screenshot of the appearance using preview before posting. The result was the above OP.
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