Too bad it's more than likely a scam. I had someone lined up in BKK wanting some.  |
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Ehh. I'm out then. My offer was for 425 Incl. shipping and insurance.
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Woot, my S4 finally solved one!!  Hahah, I thought it was you!! Congrats again, bud! |
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BUMP. One KNC Titan GONE, 1 A2 Term 90MH, GONE.
Prices were $5550 for the KNC TItan and 1325 for the A2 Term.
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Ok, Last offer. $425 Done after that. |
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Ahh. I think you misread my original post. I never said the raspberry pie could replace the controller.
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I'll spare anybody the trouble, NO Raspberry Pi B+ is not a substitute for the titan controller.
Because the flat ribbon cable is slightly too large to fit between the pins. With a non-stock cable, it might work. Assuming the plastic profile surrounding the female pin connectors is thin enough.
Or you might be able to rig up a pin extension to seperate the required pins from their adjacent ones. (which get caught on the cable's plastic mold)
Ahh, yes there is a pin riser/adaptor that the raspberry pie B+ uses to sit on the controller board. You can probably get that from KNC quick and cheap. I had my raspberry pie burn out when I bought my KNC titans, went to the local computer store, bought it for $40USD and was up and running the next day. The Beaglebone controllers don't use the small riser/adaptor that the raspberry pie B+ needs. (Which is stock on the KNC Titans) I'm not sure that we're entirely on the same page. Sounds to me that you're talking about how the pie sits atop the "controller". I'll clarify myself. Notice how the pins in the back left are situated adjacent one another all down the row. Now see how there are individual sockets of pins for the grey cables. Using a stock B+ 512 those grey cables don't fit on the pins because of how close they are. Does anybody have a method to get a titan running on a stock pi? Yeah and like I said, they use a Raspberry Pie Model B+ on all of them with a small riser board that I just took a picture of. Get that riser board and the controller looks exactly the same throughout the different models. I can't attach a pic here, but maybe I can link it :   I re-read what you wrote. The gray conenctors and small ribbon cables have nothing to do with the raspb because they have mroe than enough room . This is how they are stock so not sure where you get the idea they don't fit? |
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I'll spare anybody the trouble, NO Raspberry Pi B+ is not a substitute for the titan controller.
Because the flat ribbon cable is slightly too large to fit between the pins. With a non-stock cable, it might work. Assuming the plastic profile surrounding the female pin connectors is thin enough.
Or you might be able to rig up a pin extension to seperate the required pins from their adjacent ones. (which get caught on the cable's plastic mold)
Ahh, yes there is a pin riser/adaptor that the raspberry pie B+ uses to sit on the controller board. You can probably get that from KNC quick and cheap. I had my raspberry pie burn out when I bought my KNC titans, went to the local computer store, bought it for $40USD and was up and running the next day. The Beaglebone controllers don't use the small riser/adaptor that the raspberry pie B+ needs. (Which is stock on the KNC Titans) |
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You tallywhacker, $403.33. Games on! $404, by the way anyone have a controller for sale?  I would definitely need it unless they can run on a makeshift one. (If I can find a controller I will keep this bid in, I am actively searching) The controller I think is the same on all KNC neptunes and titans, just the 'computer' is a Raspberry Pi B+ on the Titan and an BeagleBone on the Neptune. There is one for sale on egay. Might work that way. IMO not worth it for one cube though. |
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Ahh, thank you.
Good luck on the sale.
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You tallywhacker, $403.33. |
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I'm using NiceHashBot, and it seems to always go up to the max price I set on my rentals, even though it IS configured correctly and is the latest version.
Like now, it has moved up to pay rate of 0.0098BTC(MAX) (SHA256) even though orders are being filled at 0.0094?
It seems to be working again. It just dropped back down a bit. |
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Just wondering as my KNC Titan can mine it at about 100MH/s and was wondering if it's worth offering to rent it.
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I'll offer $401 in BTC or Paypal.  |
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I'm using NiceHashBot, and it seems to always go up to the max price I set on my rentals, even though it IS configured correctly and is the latest version.
Like now, it has moved up to pay rate of 0.0098BTC(MAX) (SHA256) even though orders are being filled at 0.0094?
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I replaced the PS also in my a2 110mh term as the original was only running 5 of 8 blades.
Put in an evga 1300, tight fit but work much better now. No reboot in 3 weeks and uses 60watts less at the wall.
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Looks like daily payouts are regular now, Great job!
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I have a few more high-speed Scrypt miners for sale. BTC just crashed and scrypt is going strong.
4 1 KNC titans - 330-420MH/s units.
3 2 A2 Terminator 90MH/s units.
3 2 A2 Terminator 110MH/s units.
PM with offers. No low-balls will be even replied to. I know web and online prices, so I'm not going
to give them away. They are GREAT earners on a daily basis.
Located in Northeastern USA.
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What's the total monthly power usage, fees, etch at that colo?
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