LOL! I love how you just tried promoting your 1broker referral. Either that or you are tryin to get hits from a Google search engine listing.

Exactly. Because something like this is just impossible to prove. They can cheat us and it would be next to impossible to tell or prove.


Just don't gamble then if you can't take the risk.

Cant' register. The wheel just keeps on spinning and spinning.

Any server issues? Says only 44 people online?

The main reason why people lose in gambling is because they take small winners and huge losses. Its human emotional and greed that causes this.

Every losing gambler will tell you that.

Yes but we shouldn't complain at least we actually get the cashouts. Unlike otherwebsites.

WOW! That's just crazy.


Honestly I think we all can learn alot from this post and experience.

I wish you all the best in your future en devours.

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How about $150 CANADIAN Dollars for the DragonMiner?

I guess now is the perfect time to short LTC/BTC and LTC/USD

Out of curosity, I don't know if you are allowed to tell us or not but how much did you pay for the chips?

Reason being is that Bitmain likes to hike prices. Aren't you worried if you try and order 1000's of chips they might hike the prices because they will lose money to their competition?

List what hardware made you ROI and if it made you any profit.



1) GPUs: When I first got into mining a year ago I started with GPUs. ROI was suppose to be 2 months but turned into about 6 months, and the last 6 months was very little profit. However they got ROI and most of the GPUs were sold at 50% from the retail price. So in the end what looked like a huge loss turned into some marginal profit.






2) Antminer S3+: When BTC/USD crashed at the beginning of the year approaching $150 USD. I managed to get a few miners for the cheap. They got ROI very fast at just a little over a month. I am still making good daily profits off them. I bought them used, didn't pay retail.




3) KNC Jupiter: I love these miners. Many were getting rid of them locally because they are very power hungry. I love how they are rock solid, stable, and they are almost silent. I got ROI of them just under 2 months and they are still making me good daily profits. They were bought used, didn't pay retail.

Well I agree with your SP20 but not really worth having 2 S3+ run just to make $1 a month. Most will just turn those off.

I don't think the difficulty will drop or rise either but remain flat.

Rememember how I kept posting "why isn't the difficulty rising" a few pages back? BTC went from $220 to $300 and difficulty didn't bulge.

On the way down, it won't bulge either unless we maybe go below $200.

Anyone tried overclocking these? What were your results?

Does the Dragonminers have the PSU built in ?

Look you won't get any more then around $700-800 or so. There is hugh supply right now for these Neptunes. Nobody is buying them because they don't work and start fires.

Just mine with them yourself or take the $800

So looking back at all the Bitmain releases in the past. It seems if you have free or cheap electricity the only miner that would of got ROI and made you some profit is the Antminer S1.

The S2 / S3 would of been getting barely ROI right at the moment.

The S4 / S5 not even close.


This is assuming one pays retail.

Only thing I can think of is that you are using 220V power and they were set to run on 120V

Still running some tests. Decided to overclock from 250M to 275M and see what happens. Changing the voltage parameter also but resulted in no changes.


Remember how some voltage readings were over >0.8Volts in my previous post. Well at 275M those voltages go back to the average values.

VDD4=0.824V went to 0.777V
VDD7=0.824V went to 0.777V


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No idea what is going on.

With my 20140804 S3+ Build, changing the Voltage in the Advanced Settings does absolutely nothing.

First I verified the wattage from my Kill-A-Watt and any setting 0.75 0.80 0.85 resulted in the same reading.


Then I decided to measure the core voltage for each BM1382 mining chip. So I took apart the Antminer. I didn't have access to the bottom layer of chips without removing the heatsink so I just measured the voltages of the top chips. They were as follows

VDD1=0.781
VDD2=0.766
VDD3=0.770
VDD4=0.825
VDD5=0.775
VDD6=0.778
VDD7=0.824
VDD8=0.780

Decided to measure on my other blade on the other side and got

VDD1=0.822
VDD2=0.778
VDD3=0.781
VDD4=0.774
VDD5=0.777
VDD6=0.773
VDD7=0.773
VDD8=0.824


So I changed the voltage parameters in the settings, up and down and each and everytime I got the EXACT same voltage readings on the chips. Changin the frequency doesn't change the voltage. Bitmain cheaped out and used very cheap parts thats why some cores run at 0.822V and some run at 0.766V due to the tolerance of the resistors/capacitors.



I tried 2 different firmwares. Dec 19th and Oct 24th and same results.

Also noticed how badly assembled some units are. I am lucky these capacitors are connected in parallel and the bad seating doesn't affect their operation.