Its just its not me who paying for it
Have one question While you mining will you get a daily return As said in the profit calculator Or I have to wait to find a block
okay. mining solo your chance of getting a block is around 2200 to 1 each day with an s-7 and the odds will most likely get worse. mining with a pool you earn a little piece every block the pool makes. depending on the pool you could let the coins sit and grow then move them when they get big. at todays odds an s-7 earns close to 0.011 btc or $7.40 usd a day. since your power is free I would suggest if you can get a good deal go for one s-7 and find a good psu. if you want a good psu read this and ask me any questions you have about getting this setup. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1373092.0
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Four days to go. For many machines, ROI now becomes negative. Who's out?
No one will quit for the first adjustment after. They will hope and pray for a price increase. But if price is 650 for the next 30 days a lot will quit.
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Reading that thread next. Thanks for the information. Wish I could have paid the man, but DHL doesn't let them load the packages on the truck until payment has been made. most of the money is going to dhl not the feds. every company charges a connivence fee for handling the tax. I believe the tax is .3 percent so a 2000 dollar miner taxes are 6 dollars rest are fees from the shipper in your case dhl. 2 units at 4000 k tax = 12 bucks rest are fees you paid DHL for handling the paperwork and laying the 12 bucks out to the feds. Not that I mind the fees/tax but I read 20 to 30 pages of fed rules and I do have an accounting degree. rate looks like .3% the shipping company can charge you a fee for handling the paperwork. 2000 to 2500 is a gray area for tax. over 2500 is taxable. so right now two of these will be taxed and a fee added by fedex ,ups or dhl and on the strictest interpolation of all the rules I read this gear could be considered a commercial product for business meaning 250 and up is when taxes start. Ups lets you write a check to the driver which is what I did last time.
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I'm renting and pointing 5PH here for a short period (1 hour). I also pointed my own miners, excluding Ant S9 (Kano.is) here.
Good Luck!!! No luck this time I will take a shot on it for the fourth of July. Waiting for coins to clear. May the founding fathers be on your side. thanks I will fire around 2ph in a bit. http://solo.ckpool.org/workers/1JdC6Xg3ajT3rge3FgPNSYYFpmf53Vbtje
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I'm renting and pointing 5PH here for a short period (1 hour). I also pointed my own miners, excluding Ant S9 (Kano.is) here.
Good Luck!!! No luck this time I will take a shot on it for the fourth of July. Waiting for coins to clear.
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I've had to pay on every s9 I've ordered
I didn't pay anything on my Batch 1 unit, although I only bought one then, and this is two units. Excuse me for asking basic questions: But are you USA based, how much was the duty per unit, and were you asked to pay through a Canadian site (dhlmypayument.us which routes to mypayment.dhl.ca)? I'm particularly concerned that a US Import duty would be paid through a Canadian site... 2 units = greater then 2500 usd = pay the man. plenty of info on this I will find thread link. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1493601.msg15325563#msg15325563I paid 0 for 2 from ups they missed me on batch 1 I paid 89 usd for 2 from ups they found me on batch 2 I paid 0 for 1 from ups I was under 2k on batch 4
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If you are root root to access the gui it change it to :
root
!QAZ5thn&UJM$$1234
use a long password different then root some thing like the one above
Thanks for your advice, can you see any reason in the logs why the miners would stop mining? And if you do, can you advise me how I can correct it? I have literally no idea myself on this one. I think if you are burning power and have an internet connection it may be misdirected . if you are burning power and have no internet if should show in the logs. It isnt misdirected. The hardware actually shows 0GHs. Also, when it is mining, it works fine, it just hits this strange mode where it stops and is appearing to burn power without actually doing anything. I copied the logs at the beginning of the thread, do you know what to look for to help diagnose this issue? I looked at the logs after I posted and frankly can't see the issue. since you have working s-9s' and since this one works a line by line comparison between a good s-9 and the dud is in order. I also suspect the psu may have an issue since it is burning watts well under the norm of 1300 watts (1000 watts) or you have a rapid fire internet dropout return like a light flickering I have had your issue happen on s-3's . I would burn ¾ power and get no hash. It was an internet issue as I was dropping my internet on one unit. I replaced the eth net wire and all worked. I would swap the net cable on the s-9 end with a steady s-9 watch for a day. if it still happens I would swap a psu with a steady s-9 for a day. if it still happens I would ask more questions here to see if some one has your problem. It could be the controller is rapid fire dropping net connection. and the issue is the port on the controller.
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19212,419216,419254
number 11 >>>>> 419278
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number 7 >>>>> 419177 of the last 992 blocks before the ½ ing
numbers 8,9,10 >>>>> 419212,419216,419254
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How much will I make per day with 9.4 Th/s and we find 20 blocks in one day? can someone show me the calculation for this please. thank you so much
the blocks made have no meaning this is a pps pool. https://www.f2pool.com/helpEstimated Coins Per Day 0.00232905 BTC / Thash/s 0.01019439 LTC / Mhash/s 0.00730423 ETH / Mhash/s so your 9.4 x 0.00232905 = 0.02189307 it gets sent every day and a fee is charged to send it to you on top of the 3% it may be .0002 I stopped mining here last year. so I do not remember
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This is the first S9 purchase I made, which has been stable running on Kano.Is. It has been within hashrate spec, and overall I think everything is as expected. (I have learned what to expect over my many BM purchases so when I say "as expected" I do not mean to infer there are not many things which should be handled differently, I mean it is as expected, and I was fortunate to receive this unit as it is.) It is a Batch 1, which I had reservations about after the S7 fiasco, but as usual, there were not many choices for "after the halving" gear. That is not what this post is about, so please refrain from debating it being a sound purchase, halving effectiveness, etc. This, is a Hardware question, which I have seen at least one other person post about but I have not found much in the way of answers. I have one hash board generating almost all HW errors. This is the first time bitmain has shown us this on the GUI (to my memory.) So, one question I wonder is how common it is for one board to cause the majority of the HW errors? Is it a warranty item? It is hard enough to get Bitmain to pay attention to warranty claims unless going through Yoshi, and he and I are in talks regarding a different purchase but he couldn't get me one out the door fast enough for me to play with so I ordered direct. I have not spoken with Bitmain about this, as again that would not get me anywhere near the reasonable responses I usually read here and I thank all of you in advance for such. This is one of the reasons I love this community, like a family there are those of us who do not get along, but we can still have intelligent conversations with positive outcomes. So back on topic, how many of you are seeing this same thing, and what are your thoughts from both a technical and ideological viewpoint? Should I try swapping the physical position of the board? Swap complete electrical connections with another board? What about a warranty pursuit? Sincerely it would come out of my pocket to get anything done reasonably fast because I would really buy it if it is even available. I don't want to be down. My technical concern is this is a sign of a board which is failing, and I will end up down because of it. I prefer to be proactive. Maybe I should swap it with one of the batch 2 unit hash boards and downclock it? Hmmm, just talking that point out, I have not downclocked the unit to see if I can reduce those HW errors, maybe that should be the first thing I do? I think many of us believe Bitmain are finishing up the recent batches with lower grade chips. Maybe I have one which they considered fine due to the overall hash and error rates being within spec? What is the "spec" on HW errors. How would you approach this with Bitmain? Thanks again for input. By the way, this is running on the Finksy / Jabber 2880 bo board with a 2880 PSU without any other hardware connected to this PSU. I originally set it up this way because I always burn in my units on individual power supplies so I know nothing else is a variable. This one has been left this way until I had time to sort through this particular issue. I plan to move it to a 4k setup from Jabber / Finksy with another S9 once I complete the burn in on that unit. Lower the clock to 625 run for a day see what happens. I have five of these they all like lower clocks. My take on that board is it wants a lower clock . Now it could be the 2880 breakout board is failing and you should measure every pcie jack.
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Nice should easily be able to run this off a 1300w PSU too.
Yes I am pulling 4.5 amps at 240 volts at the pdu meter. So 1080 ac watts for an evga 1300 g2 is workable. Error rate is almost perfect.
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It is older gear. And most of us have moved to better gear.
That said you are looking okay. The temps seem to be good 85 for every chip.
You could lower settings on the high one 6 and 7 are pulling more juice. Then the others. I would drop volts on them. Try to,get the 220 watts to drop under 180
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Good work Phil
thanks I did a lot of downclock tests on the s-7 and this gear gets pretty quiet compared to the s-7. I had to move the s-7 to freq 400 from 575 stock. When I did that hash dropped to about 4000 power used was about 1000 watts. I could do 38% fan . Maybe a touch louder then this is. So I moved this down from freq 600 to 462 and the fans are at 35%. So you keep a higher rate of hash on this batch 4 then I did with the batch 2 s-7. And a lower fan % then on the batch 2 s-7. Makes the s-9 good for a free power guy. That needs a relatively quiet machine. I can not to buy a batch 5 as I wonder if it is able to down clock as well.
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I could really get on board with this idea.
to go a bit further on my testing I now dropped to fan 35% freq 462
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Finished building my first wooden frame, it was too narrow to place 6 GPUs. Running 5 480 8 GB on a H81 Pro BTC MB, Win 10 pro, 8 GB RAM and Celeron G1840. Running at stock 2000 memory clock to see how stable it is for last few hours. 123.22 MH/s or 24.76 MH/s/GPU at 950 Watts at the wall with EVGA G2 1300. It is 2x nosier than 5 390 rig. At 2300 mem clock I was getting 28.7 MH/s/GPU. So stock clocks 950 watts/ 123.22 mh the evga is about 88% or 89% at 950 watts. the cpu is low cost my guess is it is using 45 of its 53 watt max if you had a i5 4570t you would be 20 or 25 watts but that is only a 20 watt savings and one cpu is 45 the is 150 on ebay when you get lucky I wonder if you had a 4570t if it would boost your hash rate along with save some power I think I can run a 6500t against a celeron g3900 on identical mobos a biostar z170 that could show the value of going cheap cpu against better cpu . 950 watts doing 123.22 I had 3 nanos at 600 watts doing 81 mh no bios mod and high quality cpu so 5 of these cards are 5 x 250 = 1250 usd 3 nanos are 3 x 500 = 1500 usd they are not so bad.
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Ah i saee i can solo Mine over here i and get a block by my own? What would it take to get every day an block? 5PH but you may not get a block every day. But I think 5PH is a good guess try 10.410 ph and that would average a block a day and cost a lot to rent (about 25btc ) and way more to own.
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jonny should be able to see best share.
I moved an s-9 here for a bit.
Since it is in house I am exploring lower clocks and fans.
it is a batch 4 running at freq 462 vs freq 600
fans set at 35%
very impressive on the down clock to freq 462 it is quiet fans are at nice low numbers
if you are willing to down clock you can run it in house.
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If you are root root to access the gui it change it to :
root
!QAZ5thn&UJM$$1234
use a long password different then root some thing like the one above
Thanks for your advice, can you see any reason in the logs why the miners would stop mining? And if you do, can you advise me how I can correct it? I have literally no idea myself on this one. I think if you are burning power and have an internet connection it may be misdirected . if you are burning power and have no internet if should show in the logs.
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A bad time to run cold. Some quick math.
we are 40ph
90% luck earns 86.4btc per day
100% luck earns 96.0btc per day
110% luck earns 105.6btc per day
there are 992 blocks until the ½ ing that is 6.888 days
so our pool should earn 595 to 727 coins before the ½ ing
or 24 to 29 blocks . lets track it from now on
okay 1 so far yesss! 419009 and 2 down 419046 3 and 4 while I slept >>>>>>>>419094 + 419102 number 5 >>>> 419124 number 6 >>>> 419167 so far we snatched 6 of the last 992 blocks left number 7 >>>>> 419177 of the last 992 blocks before the ½ ing
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