Sidehack, Im tempted but just cant afford the electricity for a second "big" miner (my electricity cost is 0.13gbp kwh). My one is running beautifully though, amazingly quiet. Thanks again.

On a different note, ive se the fans to 15% to raise the temp uptp 60c-ish and the fan speed is still reading 1680 for both fans (same as the 20% setting), I assume this is the lowest they will go to?

How long was it on when you looked at it? as you could well have been scammed.

My guess is most of the chips start off fine and they die out the longer it's mining. Have you changed any settings at all?

Well this is the longest block I've experienced 

Hi guys,

Can someone point me in the direction of something I can use to monitor the Antminer s7 I have directly from my smartphone (iPhone)?

I've read various monitoring threads but can't seem to pinpoint anything.

Thanks.

There is someone who has already developed this as far as I know. Try the mining software section of the forum.

Done a deal with Mixan for the £30. Smooth and fast as always. Thanks.

Confirmed I've just done another deal with Mixan. Smooth trade as always. Thanks.

Hi Mixan, saw your post on my thread. What % can you do? Thanks.

I've got £30 PayPal is like to exchange for BTC. Trusted members only. Thanks.

Is there anyway to trace who's doing it?

Yea I'm thinking they really suck for accuracy lol. It's reads fairly stable but doesn't matter. I'm just really pleased she's so damn quiet. It's a hard thing to judge when reading comments as everyone's tolerance is different.

So at 60c she will definitely be in the "hot" range for the voltage?

I hope ya not a rental as he will never make his money back 

Well I've left her running overnight and the temps haven't changed still 45-46c. Is this within the "hot" range or should I lower the fans a bit and raise the temp?

The only reason I'm asking is that she's pulling 473w @ the wall so about 430w for the unit at 2.02Th.

And I must say she's fooking quiet  I mean I had three rboxes in the same location and they were quieter than two S3's and could happily live with those but this is AMAZING. Sounds like the traffic noise outside but alot lower in pitch.


My little mining hobby.-

Didn't notice anything myself but will update if I do 

You need to take into account any import duty when buying direct from bitmain. You may be lucky and not pay anything but take it into account 

That's the newest miner bitmain have released so you should get some profit out of it (dependant on your electricity cost).

So a little update. Finished work early and went to the courier depot to pick up the s7. Had to pay customs charges (£47, £14 was just from the courier  ). If I hadn't have picked it up they would've sent a letter saying I need to pay charges and then it would've been another couple of days before it was delivered.

Anyway, I've unplugged my old rboxes and raspi (which will still run the gekkos) and set up the psu on top.i took the bracket off and turned it around so the exhausts are both pointing the same way (couldn't be bothered to take both fans off, plus it works better for the length of cables I have. That's as far as I've got as I've had to babysit the niece and nephew until later. I will post pictures and power figures later once it's set up.

No. You have three pools because it (by default) will start with pool 1 and work there until there's a connection problem and then move down the pool 2 until there's a problem and so on. That's the "failover" setting. You can set it to "balance" which will do equal amount of work on each pool. BUT it does not mean you will earn more as you hashrate will be shared between the three pools. 12th /3 = 4th per pool.

No longer needed. Locked

On the cgminer screen you should see "compac 10000~~~" (~ is another number, basically the stick identifier). Next that you should see the hashrate in GHs. If it shows zero or an "m" after the number then unplug it while cgminer is running and plug it in again. It will say "hotplug compac" it should then start hashing, if not unplug and replug again. Sometimes it can take a few attempts.