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Title: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: aga0685 on June 05, 2020, 08:05:33 PM Hi all!
I'm a fan of mining... This is my hardware mining museum since 2013 when i started this beautiful experience.... All products are fully functional Unfutunately now is impossibile mining sha protocol if you don't have a mining farm... The best home mining item? Antminer U1.... was a silent miner with a consumption of 2 watt....perfect marriage with Raspberry pi..... The worst miner? Antminer S11 with a horrible power supply...... In the photo you can see: First row : Antminer U1 - Antminer R1 - Antminer R4 - Antminer U3 Second row : Antminer S1 - Antminer S5 - Antminer S7 - Antminer S3 - Under Antminer S5/S7 there is an Antminer S2. Third Row : Antminer S9 - Antminer S11 - Antminer S15 Unfortunately i don't have Antminer C1 and S4.... damn..... Hi-res photo: https://imgur.com/s3lkqwC Small preview: https://i.imgur.com/ITTCAbP.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/ITTCAbP.jpg) Bye! Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: kano on June 06, 2020, 02:37:13 AM They also have a U2 ... the updated U1 ... which I used for testing at home until (recently) when I got some NewPacs.
Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: NotFuzzyWarm on June 08, 2020, 12:41:33 PM Where are you located? I'm in the US and happen to still have 2 each of the C1 and S4 miners. If you want to round out your collection I might let a C1 and S4 go for just the cost of shipping. Do be aware that the things are rather heavy...
The Bitmain miners were very good up to around the s9 batch-11. I still have at least 1 of the S1 - S7's (not running of course). Still have a working R4 that I run in my office as a space heater. I donated most of my S1, s3, s5 & s7's to Sidehack for him to use as parts/chips for his USB sticks. My collection stops at the s9's because after having around 20% of my s9 hash boards from batch-11 through batch-25 die I finally said 'screw this' and joined the Avalon camp. Despite running > 40 Avalons of various types since late 2016 aside from 2 dead fans - for which Canaan promptly sent me replacements - ZERO failures. Cheers! Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: Paycheck on July 11, 2020, 02:46:02 PM Why put your name all over the photo, you stupid asshole? Makes it hard to see the things in the photo.
Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: philipma1957 on July 11, 2020, 05:57:02 PM Why put your name all over the photo, you stupid asshole? Makes it hard to see the things in the photo. Stupid asshole hmm maybe he simply does not want someone to use the photo to con people. That photo should be used on eBay via cut and paste to make a lot of false sales by a scammer. With the amount of security he used that won't happen. But it does make it hard to see all his gear. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: aga0685 on July 12, 2020, 10:09:10 AM Why put your name all over the photo, you stupid asshole? Makes it hard to see the things in the photo. I like this forum, i like the people of this forum , i like to share my experience, my ideas and my photo but not all peolpe are trusted.... This is a special photo, i think that nobody has ever taken a similar photo like this.. Is important think about the consequences of your action and for me the worst thing is to know that one of my photo is used to scam someone.... I have no problem to share the photo with trusted people, for example if Philimpa1957 ask me to send the original photo to him is perfect , i send the original photo in my whatsapp group, i know all people of my group... But share this photo to all no. I respect your idea that i'm a stupid asshole , i respect a idea of all people... Now all people says what kind of person are you. A person who offends others for free. Have a nice day. EOF Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: DaCryptoRaccoon on July 16, 2020, 12:28:04 AM Very nice collection my first miners were S3+ miners still have them to this day.
I'm sure one day these things will be very much like the NES or C64. Thanks for sharing. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: NotFuzzyWarm on July 16, 2020, 02:59:15 PM Why put your name all over the photo, you stupid asshole? Makes it hard to see the things in the photo. They ^^ are probably just pissed because they can't use the picture to run a scam or crop it to use the picture for selling gear on eBay. Boo hoo....Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: danieleither on July 21, 2020, 08:11:53 AM Love the look of those all-black Bitmain units, very sexy!
Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: elokk on August 11, 2020, 12:12:09 AM Where are you located? I'm in the US and happen to still have 2 each of the C1 and S4 miners. If you want to round out your collection I might let a C1 and S4 go for just the cost of shipping. Do be aware that the things are rather heavy... The Bitmain miners were very good up to around the s9 batch-11. I still have at least 1 of the S1 - S7's (not running of course). Still have a working R4 that I run in my office as a space heater. I donated most of my S1, s3, s5 & s7's to Sidehack for him to use as parts/chips for his USB sticks. My collection stops at the s9's because after having around 20% of my s9 hash boards from batch-11 through batch-25 die I finally said 'screw this' and joined the Avalon camp. Despite running > 40 Avalons of various types since late 2016 aside from 2 dead fans - for which Canaan promptly sent me replacements - ZERO failures. Cheers! Ill take an S4 off your hands :D Also wish I had an S5+ for my museum collection Btw, no collection is complete without a 21 BTC computer (Pi full node with a single sha256 asic) Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: Gabrics on August 19, 2020, 05:30:42 AM Nice collection ;)
KNC miners would be needed as they were the first ASICs AFAK. Good old Jupiters, Saturns and Neptunes. Also Butterfly Labs. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: vapourminer on August 30, 2020, 06:12:44 PM Nice collection ;) KNC miners would be needed as they were the first ASICs AFAK. Good old Jupiters, Saturns and Neptunes. Also Butterfly Labs. avalon was the 1st asic based miners iirc Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: philipma1957 on August 30, 2020, 06:14:27 PM avalon had the 1st asic based miners iirc yep some were earning 33k a month with them. late 2012 or maybe early 2013. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: bmoscato on August 30, 2020, 10:41:17 PM This is an amazing collection. Would be a great show and tell at school for kids.
Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: Artemis3 on September 07, 2020, 10:59:54 PM My R4 does not have that little fan, Is this a mod or it came like that in some other batch?
One of the hashboards is damaged but the other one is still working to this day, in a living room like it was intended to do... Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: NotFuzzyWarm on September 08, 2020, 01:10:53 PM Bet it is the top board that's dead, right? That is the one I had trouble with on 3 of them. Only 1 still running and has 2 boards working only because I salvaged a replacement board from one of the others.
I've had R4's from batch-1 through their last (6). None have that fan so it has to be a mod and is located to blow over the PCIe power plugs & Vcore regulator areas. Not a bad idea, but I've never had any problems related to that area getting too hot. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: gt_addict on September 08, 2020, 09:36:24 PM Btw, no collection is complete without a 21 BTC computer (Pi full node with a single sha256 asic) Got one sitting on the shelf in the storage room. No longer able to do anything because the company closed etc etc but still runs as much as it can. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: mettalmag on November 23, 2020, 02:42:07 PM dam this reminded me my oldest sha miners: https://imgur.com/a/NXVER4A
I still have them laying around.. Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: aga0685 on December 19, 2020, 03:57:18 PM New arrival in my museum!!
Antminer S4+ , perfect condition! https://i.imgur.com/30BVQcz.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/30BVQcz.jpg) https://i.imgur.com/1UdrZCO.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/1UdrZCO.jpg) Now is time to find an other old bitmain sha 256 miner.... Stay tuned.... Bye! Title: Re: Mining Bitmain SHA museum Post by: Phili_1 on April 30, 2021, 09:15:03 AM @aga0685 thank you for this beautiful picture :)
I find the development of the devices extremely fascinating. You can see this development very well in your picture. |
