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Is it possible to do a USB miner with a BFL chip? I am guessing no since no one has done it and they are much more readily available than BF.
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Finally! There in a couple of posts AMT you showed me u exist. That was not so hard was it?
Thank you. In my book (which means little) you sound like a player.
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@swimmer63
I applied the heatsinks to the back of the cards. It's the cards themselves that are getting extremely hot.
Are there instructions anywhere that show how to adjust the voltage using the trimpots?
I'm sure there are but I have the old version of boards with not trim pots. |
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Sounds like a cooling issue. You could try to place a strong 120mm fan on the outflow side of the cube to help pull the hot air out.
I have thought about doing that to try and increase airflow.
For the fan that's in there not much comes out the front end.
It's very tight inside the cube. If you can suck the air out as fast as it's going in you might improve it.
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To all those who said AMT was a scam.... Don't you feel stupid now!
Stop Trolling and go away.
Leave those who ordered and believed in a US company alone. We picked the home team and we won our bet!
This is exactly why this company looks scammy. Another guy who just joined the forum, is not following the forum rules posting outside the newbie section and he's defending AMT over I'm not sure what. They really don't get it. |
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You may not be interested in continuing but there is a paid service I saw on the forum. Guys charging something like 8.50 a month. I can't remember exactly what that gets you.
I'm just saying I think some are willing to pay for this.
I never got it to work well. Not your fault. My bandwidth I think.
But thanks so much for hosting this.
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What does this mean for us Lucko ? |
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Dave from megabigpower has quite a few in stock, but they're expensive. If you buy 10 or more you'll get a discount.
I'm aware. Hence the bump. Yes, if you can pay $7,500 then you will only lose about $50 per card in the first year. Pay $1000 for one and you lose more than $300 of that. |
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This thread has made me laugh so many times with the skeptic and dismissive comments. Greed and jealousy does funny things to human behavior.  Once AMT does start shipping and is "deemed" legitimate by popular demand, most of these naysayers will just make excuses for their negative comments. "Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain.. and most fools do." - Dale Carnegie Good luck with your business AMT. You seem to be focused on offering a well made product not just something anyone can flip on ebay.  Haven't been around long have you. Tell you what - You order let us know how it works out. I have been critical of AMT. But if they or someone else can prove them legit I would be on their band wagon. I don't need an excuse for the criticism I have voiced. Underlying each complaint is the hope they realize how amateur they appear and become customer centric. But sadly the hope is dwindling. |
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I just bought 10 v1.2 cards at 8.03 BTC ($749) each. Thanks Dave for the fair price.
Let us know if lube is going to be a part of the kit you are going to receive.  Oops, off by a zero, meant 0.803 BTC. BTW, I'm planning on overclocking them. They wouldn't be worth it otherwise. Whether it's worth it either way is seriously debatable. But you don't risk as much by buying in bulk. You'll only lose $518 in the first 6 months on 10 boards at $749 per. But after a year you will cut that to a loss of only $458. Yes, in the second 6 months after you pay the pool and electric you will generate $60. Of course if you can't afford 10 boards and have to purchase at $1000 per you might as well burn $300 of that investment because you won't see it. Figures based on Coinish with BTC price and difficulty rate increase at current levels.Psychologically I would have preferred it if they stayed out of stock. The result is the same ------ spending my mining coins elsewhere. But it saddens me because I was one of the first to order a starter kit(#12) and enjoyed working with Dave and his staff. And I would not have a problem with a break even result or even a loss of $50 in a year or so. But there are too many lower priced options out there to lose $300 a board. |
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Thanks guys. I did not have time to mess anymore with it today. I put the test blades back on proxy.
I am wondering if using this cloud proxy method increases the bandwidth needed on my connection. It seemed when I had 10 blades on the cloud proxy some of my miners slowed down. Is that possible?
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It was running good for a while but now my speed is down to 2-3 Gh/s per blade. Any suggestions?
Which server/port are you connecting to? Check your internet speed at speedtest.net as well. 8885,8886 Called Centurylink and had them run diagnostic. Says I'm getting full speed. PC directly connected to the router are running fine. Other miners running fine. Very odd. |
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It was running good for a while but now my speed is down to 2-3 Gh/s per blade. Any suggestions?
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Gracias TerraHasher!
Up and running on all blades/cubes. I also had the port wrong. Too many numbers in my head.
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I am having trouble with my ASICMINER blades. I think I'm following everything from the OP.
Can some one tell me where I'm going wrong?
IP 192.168.1.200
Mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.1
WEB Port 8000
Primary DNS 192.168.1.1
Secondary DNS 211.148.192.141
Ports 8335,8335
Server addresses westcoastbtc.cloudapp.net,eastcoastbtc.cloudapp.net
user:pass Swimmer63_xxxxxx.x,Swimmer63_xxxxxxx.x
2 things, first change the IP of your blade to 201 instead of 200, i would be willing to bet you have a belkin router if you are having issues. Next change your DNS's to 8.8.8.8 and secondary 8.8.4.4 99.99% chance that will resolve your issue. also use two ports not just the one repeated. so change one to 8336 No belkin router. Have had these running fine off a local proxy on another pool. But I can't get to work with btcguild 22 blades and recently 3 cubes. Hopefully changing the DNS's will be the answer. Thanks! |
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I am having trouble with my ASICMINER blades. I think I'm following everything from the OP.
Can some one tell me where I'm going wrong?
IP 192.168.1.200
Mask 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.1.1
WEB Port 8000
Primary DNS 192.168.1.1
Secondary DNS 211.148.192.141
Ports 8335,8335
Server addresses westcoastbtc.cloudapp.net,eastcoastbtc.cloudapp.net
user:pass Swimmer63_xxxxxx.x,Swimmer63_xxxxxxx.x
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Now that is just bizarre. And as expected, there is absolutely no explanation. Like it's perfectly normal for folks in the heartland to send money to Bulgaria for a miner in PA. What's to question ?
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