zvisha,

Thanks for that info, will be interesting to see if you can tweak it over the weeks ... are the fans in the SP30 PWM controlled?

I'll also check out the new firmware, must say that my SP10s are coping well in quite warm conditions at present ... but loud ... one unit just seems to resonate and make vibrating noises.

YEP! Sounds like a good idea ... +1 for being interested in this ... my August SP30s have to be hosted ... somewhere ... I've been searching.

Where are you, UK? - I am.

Sure they are scarce (eBay.co.uk has a few listed ... collection only and too far away),  I'm going to call a friend who runs an air conditioning company ... see what he has in his 'stockpile'. I'd guess most local AC companies might have some interesting equipment just lying around ... worth a call/look.

That looks interesting, and cheap to deploy ... been looking for a neat solution ... going to investigate ... thanks for the seed of an idea!

Thanks for the transparency and honesty (again), I've got used to the noise, but I don't sleep with my miners.

My experience is ... (only got them 5 days ago) ... running two SP10s in an average temp of 30C - 31C and they are rock solid at 1.4TH. Temps read in at 32C, out at 72C ... the room keeps quite warm  

As I understand it, just be honest at whatever your miner power is, set it accordingly to the GHs power it is capable of, or mining at.  If you have a 180Ghs machine, set it to 128, a 1TH machine that might consistently slightly under-perform ... set it to 512 ... a 1.4TH miner then 1024. eleuthria will be able to give the exact info/guidance I'm sure, although I believe if you set it wrong, then there are safeguards in place where the site automatically adjusts things for you?

OK, I stand corrected then, I tried earlier and only got the option for one, thanks!

Thanks for the info, I'll give it a go.

Maybe the update sorts the issue i have with trying to set a fixed IP address.

LOL, you have to give it to Bitmain, now selling S1s in two's ... didn't see that one coming ... but can appreciate why they are doing it.

Can't be long before they stop the S1, move to smaller chips and the S2 (renamed the S3?) appears.

... so that buggers up those coupons ... only worth half their original value now, as only one per order can be used.

Has anyone with an SP10 upgraded their firmware to Version 1.3.16?

Any issues?

My two SP10s received yesterday appear to have just missed the upgrade.

Thanks, I'll try that ... but still wondering why the setting won't save and register in the miner.

Received my 2 SP10s today, great shipping speed - confirmation shipping email received yesterday - delivery today (I'm in the UK).

I have to say that the packaging for these units is FIRST CLASS, obviously custom designed and the SP10 fits like a hand in a glove - so no room for movement whilst in transit. Thick and chunky.

Others have said this, but I also was surprised by the weight of these quite obviously well made units. Not that weight is an issue, in fact they feel reassuringly well made and solid.

I've only had limited time to play and check through the settings available ... need time to find my way with these.

One problem that I've immediately come across is how to set a static IP address. By default the miners are set to use DHCP. After un-checking the 'Use DHCP' box, entering the IP address I want and clicking save ... it doesn't seem to register.  Tried it countless times, but I cannot seem to make the setting.

Would appreciate any ideas from anyone on this.

So Sponds ... 10/10 ... really pleased ... and August SP30s can't come soon enough  

OK ... another knc .. wait and see.. (or deliver) LOL

Can't wait for plan 'C'.

Got my confirmation email today for two SP10s ... that DHL tracking number has become SO important !

Got to hand it to Sponds, you do deliver on time ... just hope the speed matches up, given your earlier (to be fair transparent) comments about the chips.

LOL, that made me laugh 

Excellent news, I have two SP10s ordered and paid for on April 20th.

After all the horror stories written throughout this thread, I have it on record in the forum that I would never own an S2 and thought Bitmain had lost it. Due to a weird set of circumstances (A fellow mining buddy in trouble, favors called in and a diverted order) today I nervously received a batch 4 S2.

First impressions were that the box was intact and the foam packaging looked pretty good. First thing of course was to unscrew the cover and check the cards ... none were out of their connectors, but ALL easily pushed down into position by a couple of mm to fit back into their sockets securely. The two rails that are supposed to keep them in place were a little high, so there was room for movement ... especially as the S2 had been packed upside down in the box! Also the screw holes in the holding rails had been drilled too big, so the screws had popped through.

So ... time to switch on ... and nothing. It powered up, but the fans continually ran at full speed and the display was blank.

I checked the display cable ribbon (looked OK), and then the Ethernet cable, which had slightly come adrift of the controller board.

Take two: switched back on ... and it has been hashing away fine ever since.

So Bitmain are getting there, still a few little tweaks maybe to protect these miners during shipping. Why not make the blades lock into position like PCIe cards?

Or maybe eu-stratum.btcguild.com:3333 if you want the EU address. Works fine for me and the Ants.

This is what I love about Spondoolies ... '53.63mm' ... it's the .63mm that is SO exact ... gotta love 'em!