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well, i think that the heat dissipation is the base of the noise, and the noise is what renders it unusable in home applications.
Agreed, one is tied to another, but i do know that its definately not easy to get rid of the noise... Other than immersion cooling or water cooled blocks. So...
Those fans all together consume a huge amount of power as well, which can be used to cool or pump as well.
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Are there still promotions of any kind?
How is the noise production in compare to the S9 antminer? The Canaan's have only 1 fan, as to 2 fans of the antminer?
Thanks.
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now what i wonder: if someone designs something like this; why not design a new wort of S9, built with wate/liquid cooled blocks, optimised to run silent? its the biggest problem for the most people: noise... If we could fabricate these with watercooling we could stack many and have decent hashrates and silent operation...  |
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wish.
A few hours a day in summer i just cant control the temp enough yet to alway be on the safe side. Would be nice if you can set that temperature so they throttle back a bit. At evening and night when temps are lower, they can hash higher.
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What would really be nice is if you can set it the other way around: Set a max chip temp and throttle the miner up to that temp. Sun is shining? less TH. Mother-in-law visiting? 25Th!  |
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@halminer, To create a hot and a cold area is a really good idea. But I wont use cardboard. Just pure for the safety. It can get on fire really fast. I also have a small and a big farm. @ the small farm location I use cast walls. https://ibb.co/nLvePyhttps://ibb.co/bsQePyI am not sure how much heat the Avelon powersupply generate. I did not create a hole for the powersupply because, the bitmain powersupply does not generate a lot of heat. Anyway good luck with futher improvements. Now that's a hot basement! As good as the same setup i have. What cable size do you use for power? Do you meter it as well? |
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I usually adhere to such tactics to not keep coins of projects that are on the crypto market for more than one year. Since these projects have already worked out their news and will no longer grow in price. But this opinion does not apply to the DGB. Thr DigiByte project has not yet played its news and the DGB coin will have to grow many times! DGB is the same stablecoin as the LTC.
Well, if the DGB reaches the same value of the LTC, i will buy every member here a beer! how much do you have?  enough to give 200.000+ beer's away when DGB reaches LTC prices |
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nice setup you got there Thanks! Compliments Always appreciated...  |
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Hi Dutchlincoln, Asicboost will adjust the way your miner calculates, nothing will be changed on volts or hertz. This way the temps will be around the same. (as far as we have seen on our testing rigs) P.s. (srry for the dutch) Mooie koelkast met geluidsfoam! Groeten, The Dolleteam! Thanks Dolle! Ik post wat meer foto's als ik klaar ben, hoop eind van deze week. PM me anders even over de mogelijkheden als je wilt, ik ben wel benieuwd eerlijk gezegd. |
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we are selling small units as well
Highly interested. Tell me more... |
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Its looking very nice, but a tad unnessecerily complicated. Why not start with smaller units? i think there's a serious market for approx. 10-20 miners. In winter its possible to put in a heat exchanger also, and use the heat for central heating and hot water, making ROI even better... |
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ps. today i pulled a new 3 phase cable of 10 sq mm. (no idea of gauge) from my shed to my main fuse box. I have bought a 40 Kva UPS 2 weeks ago for a bargain. Installed a new fusebox on the fridge with 6x 32amps breaker for 6 PDU distributions. Also a 125amps mains breaker, and 2x 16amps 3 phase groups. Still need some extra 16A groups for 16A pdu of the servers, switch(es), and gpu miners. i'll post pics when im done |
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only thing i worry about is temperatures....
How well are temperatures under control with asicboost?
how well can hashrate be upgraded without higher tempratures?
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Why don't you add Innosilicon & Antminer Z9 mini to your farm ? Z9 uses 300 watt with 10,000 Sol/s and A9 zenmaster uses 620 watt with 50,000 Sols/sec. It will give you good return and you'll be able to breakeven faster making good profits. If we look at your cost it will be 6 cents & 13.5 cents perhour yielding greta deal of profit
yyyyyes, well the A3 that i bought a few months ago, has made up til now approx. 40.000 sia. Still not enough to break-even... The L3+ that i bought for 2250 euro's, is making me currently approx. 6 euro's a week... Still not enough to break-even... I was having bad luck that turned to good luck, by at the end not buying a D3.... So, now i would try it AGAIN with a Z9? Sorry, no faith that it would even break even, as hashrate will skyrocket when everyone turns their machine on... I have thought about it, but i would only do so with a nice coupon, to have the first half for free. 400 buck plus shipping might be worth the gamble. I regret that i was in doubt with the E3 when it was $800 in the beginning. Right now, i think it is way overpriced. 300 watts sounds delicious by the way... I don't have much power left in the cables....  |
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Just documented my balance of past week. I earner roughly $7 for a whole week of mining DGB with 1 L3+  Now, when i take a look at whattomine, it should be around $3.50 a day (whichis rediculous as well...) What went wrong? What do i mine best with my L3+, as its better off as a doorstop at this moment... dgb mining is no way interesting anymore...  Better just buy the coin... (whats the value of a coin that has not enough value to be mined???) |
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has anyone expirience with the awful whining noise of the S9i miners?
i have some as an upgrade, but at a certain point they generate a sound that goes through the bones!
I had one connected to silencing hose at inlet and outlet, but the noise that came from the machine itself was horrible and pain to the ears... When the fans speeded up and or down a bit, it was as good as gone...
bad thing is that it seems to be right at operating speed.
anyone experience this as well?
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tech q: does anyone know what the quality of the bitmain psu's is?
power factor, thd etc.?
im wondering as it doesnt hurt much when you have one or 2, but many can cause serious problems when its not that great; high currents in neutral line, high 3rd and 5th harmonics etcetera?
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S9i 14ths no longer in the bitmain website, maybe its over, still having the 13.5Th
or they do what they did every past: sell the slower ones first and then when those are sold out, magically re-appear with the 14TH batches.. |
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I usually adhere to such tactics to not keep coins of projects that are on the crypto market for more than one year. Since these projects have already worked out their news and will no longer grow in price. But this opinion does not apply to the DGB. Thr DigiByte project has not yet played its news and the DGB coin will have to grow many times! DGB is the same stablecoin as the LTC.
Well, if the DGB reaches the same value of the LTC, i will buy every member here a beer! |
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You can read all of the temps from the S9 by calling for stats on port 4028. For example, if you have ncat and can access the miner over your network: echo {"command":"stats"} | nc [IP] 4028 -- for Windows
echo -n 'stats' | nc [IP] 4028 -- for LinuxThanks, but i'm really more a hardware guy then a software guy... Wouldn't know how to start... What i would need, is something like an arduino, with a program that monitors the (average) temp of (all) my miner(s). This could be translated into an analog 0-10v or 4-20ma value on the output (to frequency inverter), that is compared by the value of an analog input of a potentiometer (temp setting) in order to regulate ventilation speed. On top of this, the arduino should send a message when a certain temp. is reached (although this should be possible in awesome miner as well.) Anyone here capable of writing such? |
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