Umm.. but as far as I've read,
BMZ1 and BMZ2 are confirmed as btc (sha-256) asics.

I heard that this info leaked a bit earlier than Intel intended,
and that they would have official launch this month (which means next week ?).

Usual order quantities are said to be in thousands (I don't know exact numbers, e.g. for MOQ ).

Yeah let's hope everything stays calm...
As many know, Finland is friggin' close to them.

Would not want to change my life in btc and electrical engineering to military service. But, I'm ready for it if Putin insists.

Anyway, back more on the topic.
Diff change sure seems calm at the moment.
I was glad to see some rise in btc price, but then now we took some downhill to under 40k.

I appreciate pointing these guys to me, but please remember that even I don't know everything. I have no idea if there are different PMU versions, software or hardware -wise.

Also the OP has created threads about this issue many times already, and I can't quite understand his flood of english text correctly.

I'm sorry.

Maybe Canaan knows how to deal with this.

I don't think that the stickers block any airflow...

Does it get too hot?

It would help us if you can post the log here. (use code tag, it's the # button)

Don't you think it's crazy to reply in to this thread after 4 years of its creation and after the OP being offline for 3 years?

That's sooo small. It will take a while before your stats show correctly.

I'm a mini sized lottery miner here and I have 8 TH/s pointed here.

You would think that now that they ask about 10-12k USD for S19 Pro, it would be easy budget wise to put some more money in to the PSU design...

Did you try the "Aging"-function which I mentioned few posts back ?

Oh fuck, you used Nicehash as a pool.
Well that explains the problems you had.

So it's unstable.

Maybe your problems are similar to this thread?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5367989.0

You could try the "aging" function which BitMaxz has described in his latest post in that thread.

SCAM, SCAM, SCAM.
It's a cheap photoshop vaporware copy.

Not worth to put more of your time on this,
it's time to move on ----->

You have one dead hash board.

Your asic chip count is 162 pcs., but it should be 216 pcs.

Please read very carefully the WhatsPower P3 power supply tech specs sticker.
You can't use 110V.

You need to have an professional electrician build you a 220V circuit.

Please also notice that M3 is really old miner and your cost running it is significantly higher than the mining rewards.

Ouch. Was there maybe an overvoltage situation or destroyed neutral wire for some time because of the storm conditions?

Never heard of them or seen any review.
For now I think it is more safe to assume that they are not legit

cgminer is the actual mining software doing the work, not the GUI (graphical user interface).

This is once again a cgminer violation, there's no other way to describe it.
They make a lot of money using the cgminer, so the least they could do is respect its license conditions.

@decryptit

Wait a second, now I read your posts once more.

You can't have an underline symbol  _  after your btc address.
You need to use a dot  .  as a separating symbol.

Just like ck has explained in the pool basic info.

Is port 3333 maybe blocked in your network or by the internet service provider?

Have you tried it with port 443?
(see -ck's opening post)