I don't know if this has been posted yet in this thread but you can overclock it by using google chrome to edit the frequency on the "Advanced Settings" page. The instructions are posted here in the description of this video. https://youtu.be/XI31hHhvYzAI've got mine running stable for the past few hours at 675m. I'm getting 14-15k sol. Any higher and I start to lose boards unfortunately. Does that work if the miner resets or powers up again? Do you have to type it all in again? |
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These miners will significantly increase network hashrate and their profit will be few times less than 200$. It is simple arithmetical issue.
Agreed September will be a bloody month for equihash miners News going around that z9 minis aren't as overclock able as the first batch were. If true on every unit , might reduce difficulty a little bit more than expected. |
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The most I can get out of my two Batch 2 machines is 687 (although 681 produces a higher hashrate) and 625. Anything over that and the third hashboard on both machines goes to 0 hashrate.
i just recived my 2nd batch. mine too. 3rd chain die at 681 or up.  What hash rate are you getting at 681 or close. Do you get hw errors on any chains or does it just hash at 0 when you go at or over 681 |
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Kinda a bombshell below, submitted fof those who have NOT gotten a unit and did not get the below email (for you lurkers out there) and to start a conversation on this annoucement. hmm.....I may have to re-think my views on Sia-Tech NOT trying to pull something out of this cluster....kinda impressed at the effort, if unsure of the result, at this time. Got this from them via email below 8/13/18 ----------------------- start --------------------------------- The Plan Dear Obelisk Customers, Production is progressing, firmware is almost complete, and we expect to begin shipping units this week. We now have approval from our team, board, and counsel to share our plan. First, we will compensate Batch 1 customers with expected mining revenue. Since we missed the estimated shipment date for Batch 1, we will compensate all Batch 1 customers with the mining revenue that you would have received between June 30 and the day your order ships. As of today, this is approximately $90 for each SC1 unit and $250 for each DCR1 unit. If we miss the estimated shipment dates for Batches 2-5, this policy will also apply. We will begin sending out this compensation to customers sometime after Batch 5 ships. Obelisk will calculate your expected mining revenue based on a hashrate of 800 GH/s for SC1 and 1500 GH/s for DCR1. Compensation will be in USD, and will assume that you exchanged your mined coins for USD on a daily basis and that your electricity cost is $0. In the coming weeks, we will put together a more complete guide to receiving this compensation and publish our official calculations so that they can be reviewed by the community. Depending on Obelisk’s financial position after delivering Batch 5, it may take several months or more to compensate all customers. Second, we will release the SC1 alternative Blake2b algorithm in the coming weeks. This will give the Sia community the ability to fork and could invalidate all non-Obelisk Siacoin ASIC miners on the forked chain. The Sia core developers are currently considering community member FaustianAGI’s proposal and will soon be issuing an official response. As of today, all Nebulous (the company employing Sia’s core developers) and Obelisk employees are supportive of a fork. There are still many details to solidify, but we pledge to provide additional information in the coming weeks. We are working tirelessly to deliver your orders, and will continue to update you with our progress. Best, – Team Obelisk Copyright © 2018 Obelisk, Inc. All rights reserved. ---------------------- end --------------------------- Also below is the 'embedded' link in the email below...for consideration....the proposal for funding of development (from what I gather) ------------------------ start --------------------------------- https://www.reddit.com/r/siacoin/comments/94ji0q/a_community_proposal_to_resolve_the_obelisk/-------------------- end --------------------------------------- I'm not exactly sure how this is gonna work out...but I must admit I'm impressed they are trying like hell to do something about this mess We will see.....I will happily 'eat crow' on even an attempt to pull something out of this mess...So kudos for them attempting such at least... Anyway, some of what they are trying to do is confusing yet and unclear, I will let better minds than myself comment below on such for clarity...this is just a start to the conversation on this we will see Brad Forking sia will be a disaster for Innosilicon s11 owners. On the upside though it may put less selling pressure on sia which has taken a beating on its price lately. from what I understand from the above muddled cluster of info (unsure) but it looks to me like if they FORK that is what would be used on the token network for the decentralized storage asic method...the siacoin as NON forked would exist as it is now....(do I have that right?) bitmain stuff is already out of the running on this...and won't be able to 'supposedly?' do the new algo coin, as it is a non obelisk device... anyway...is the above correct? double check me if you could and comment below..but i think that is a rough idea on how this pig might fly  brad |
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Kinda a bombshell below, submitted fof those who have NOT gotten a unit and did not get the below email (for you lurkers out there) and to start a conversation on this annoucement. hmm.....I may have to re-think my views on Sia-Tech NOT trying to pull something out of this cluster....kinda impressed at the effort, if unsure of the result, at this time. Got this from them via email below 8/13/18 ----------------------- start --------------------------------- The Plan Dear Obelisk Customers, Production is progressing, firmware is almost complete, and we expect to begin shipping units this week. We now have approval from our team, board, and counsel to share our plan. First, we will compensate Batch 1 customers with expected mining revenue. Since we missed the estimated shipment date for Batch 1, we will compensate all Batch 1 customers with the mining revenue that you would have received between June 30 and the day your order ships. As of today, this is approximately $90 for each SC1 unit and $250 for each DCR1 unit. If we miss the estimated shipment dates for Batches 2-5, this policy will also apply. We will begin sending out this compensation to customers sometime after Batch 5 ships. Obelisk will calculate your expected mining revenue based on a hashrate of 800 GH/s for SC1 and 1500 GH/s for DCR1. Compensation will be in USD, and will assume that you exchanged your mined coins for USD on a daily basis and that your electricity cost is $0. In the coming weeks, we will put together a more complete guide to receiving this compensation and publish our official calculations so that they can be reviewed by the community. Depending on Obelisk’s financial position after delivering Batch 5, it may take several months or more to compensate all customers. Second, we will release the SC1 alternative Blake2b algorithm in the coming weeks. This will give the Sia community the ability to fork and could invalidate all non-Obelisk Siacoin ASIC miners on the forked chain. The Sia core developers are currently considering community member FaustianAGI’s proposal and will soon be issuing an official response. As of today, all Nebulous (the company employing Sia’s core developers) and Obelisk employees are supportive of a fork. There are still many details to solidify, but we pledge to provide additional information in the coming weeks. We are working tirelessly to deliver your orders, and will continue to update you with our progress. Best, – Team Obelisk Copyright © 2018 Obelisk, Inc. All rights reserved. ---------------------- end --------------------------- Also below is the 'embedded' link in the email below...for consideration....the proposal for funding of development (from what I gather) ------------------------ start --------------------------------- https://www.reddit.com/r/siacoin/comments/94ji0q/a_community_proposal_to_resolve_the_obelisk/-------------------- end --------------------------------------- I'm not exactly sure how this is gonna work out...but I must admit I'm impressed they are trying like hell to do something about this mess We will see.....I will happily 'eat crow' on even an attempt to pull something out of this mess...So kudos for them attempting such at least... Anyway, some of what they are trying to do is confusing yet and unclear, I will let better minds than myself comment below on such for clarity...this is just a start to the conversation on this we will see Brad Forking sia will be a disaster for Innosilicon s11 owners. On the upside though it may put less selling pressure on sia which has taken a beating on its price lately. |
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I missed the first batch, so I just bought some more Xilinx shares while waiting for the next generation. It's probably going to take a long time for a new FPGA with significant power boost to be released, but it's fine... I won't support the resellers who took miners' position in the preorder queue and now are trying to add a ton of profit on top of the cards.
New gen fpga s coming in '19 at the earliest, thats what makes this delay so bad. Every month will count for ROI. Now a new monero fork bitstream will have to be developed too. |
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Dam, was hoping these were not real.
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I wonder if this is a asic or fpga?
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Some people from Germany here who want to buy Acorns? Maybe we could do a "Sammelbestellung" to save shipping costs They will refund buyers on a portion of the high shipping fees once they sort it all out But it's still 75 $ at the moment. Plus import tax... You can wait until they fix shipping prices in a week or so, and hope they dont sell out. |
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Some people from Germany here who want to buy Acorns? Maybe we could do a "Sammelbestellung" to save shipping costs They will refund buyers on a portion of the high shipping fees once they sort it all out |
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it seems that there is no OC possibility like Z9 mini
Does that mean they cant be overclocked at all like a s9 or that they cant be overclocked much? Has anyone tested the power draw at the default 200mhs? 760w at 200-205mhs on youtube. Can any rigs get that or better? |
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it seems that there is no OC possibility like Z9 mini
Does that mean they cant be overclocked at all like a s9 or that they cant be overclocked much? Has anyone tested the power draw at the default 200mhs? |
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They should begin shipping next week. After seeing the 50% hash improvement by OCing the z9 mini, I am anxious to see the hash on the new E3 with full Over Clock.
These wont likely be as successful with overclocking compared to a z9 mini, thats if bitmain allows you to on the interface. |
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so they are UNDOING the V7 update or just waiting for them to invent a V7 asic?
Undoing |
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I don't get why they went back to ASICS, I thought the Idea was to get as much ETN in as many hands as possible, I don't see this working when you now have to spend almost 1k for a miner to mine this ?  Etn said they expected gpu miners to come back to their coin apparently, so it seems they want more hashrate, so they went back to asics. |
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I have same issue, just power off and on again, works fine, for awhile.. always mines, thats what matters.
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Well done x3 owners, you still were making profits, now with etn reversing their fork to eliminate asics they are now embracing asics and your better profits will return. ROI guaranteed now for all owners. Doorstops my ass. Etn and sumo have seen the light. Etn cant count on you gpu miners to secure their network. This is on u.
you have no idea what you're talking about. A coin can be mined on a cpu and still be secure. Not as secure i ment, not if the cpus are pool hopping between different coins. Hashpower does affect security. Read why they forked. https://m.facebook.com/electroneum/posts/2030562537205714 |
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Well done x3 owners, you still were making profits, now with etn reversing their fork to eliminate asics they are now embracing asics and your better profits will return. ROI guaranteed now for all owners. Doorstops my ass. Etn and sumo have seen the light. Etn cant count on you gpu miners to help secure their network. This is on u.
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We've received our development board today!
We'll be getting videos / info out soon on Lyra2z hashing.
can't wait! on a side note, some people were arguing that the Z9 mini was an FPGA?! i don't know any better and will depend a lot on you guys for support when i get my FPGAs... however, someone did crack open a Z9 mini. Does the hardware resemble anything close to FPGAs? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4534369.0There is a Xilinx chip and and lot of fpga denominated files in the dump. It's probably a mix of fpga and asic The controllers are fpga not the working chips |
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Anyone else had an issue where the Z9 mini fan starts cycling high like it is restarting and the red fault indicator is solid red? Just had multiple Z9's go into this state at the same time. I thought maybe is was something to do with the pool, but I tried changing the pool on one of them to see if that corrected it, but it goes back to the same state. I am running stock clock speeds, so no overclocking or anything like that going on. Tried power cycling them and that didn't correct it. Any thoughts?
My first thought is that if multiple ones did it at the same time it's network related. I think considering the pool is also a good suspect but it sounds like you have eliminated that. Swap a switch or something. Agree, network related |
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