I took a shot at cornering the paperclip jumper market not too long ago. Some interesting Q's and A's in there if you have a second. Took a page straight out of the High Def HDMI Cable market. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=925987.0Serious question did you ever get some attempts to buy any? I'm not going to point any fingers. But if you read through it, seems a few people get a little bit fuzzy on if this is real or not. And if real, of course they'd order some! The guy with the cock ring sounded serious, but Homie don't play that. Bought one!  Wear it when I tinker with my miners.. ooh. |
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It's up! But no news. Just up.
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Website is down as of 1:15 pst. Hopefully updated info coming.
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Waiting patiently..I do think news will be filtered and not a direct response from Bitmain until next week. Hope I'm wrong.. have another S2 showing up today or tomorrow. Production was to be finished before end of the month. Since they dont do presales we have a couple weeks.
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Do all the cables come with each, ie. sata and molex as it was new? How long were they used? May be interested in one or two.  |
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I don't know what the screeching would be. But the 2 I had would do the same thing with the lights being red. I just grabbed a new driver each time and that solved it for a few weeks.
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Get ready for the 5th and 6th to be full of information !  I don't expect Bitmain to release the info directly on those dates. But from other sources after the conference. |
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@TheRealSteve
Yup, one of the reasons why I use it.
@Meech
It's clocking at 337 watts using a Killawatt tool, that's about 77cents/day where I live. I don't mind, it's nice to keep the coins alive.
Forgot about High/Low setting, always had mine running on low no problem. Now it's a nice paperweight. You should pick up an S1, about the same noise level and 180gh @ the same watts for about $30 used on CL. Keep Mining! |
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Or these fuses are available at any auto parts store. Wow, your brave mine hasn't been running for at least a year.... what are they 375 watts for 40gh? |
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Email sent. Please can you give us some more updated specs., these seem to match the same specs. you were going to release last year.
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I had no problems with my Asrock pro btc and am still using it for my computer currently. Works great for me with risers.
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I have 2 S2's needing an upgrade. Extra parts are a smart call but my 2 are fully functional. Will email @ support shortly. Please don't keep bringing this subject up if don't indeed intend to build these.
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Dogie hinted maybe monday for some info. Are we still looking at > .4 w and 1.8 - 2 th for the upgraded blades?
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Douglas County PUD is 1.85 cents per kWH.
Do you know something I don't? From what I know, 2014 rates in Douglas are 2.35 cents, or about 2.52 cents once you factor in demand charges. When I talked to them in person last June, they said that rate applies to anything up to 5 MW, after which you have to buy wholesale power from the Bonneville Power Administration exchange (which is more expensive). http://www.douglaspud.org/Documents/Current%20Rates.pdfEven moses lake is 3.28 cents Lovely place to visit but live... mmm meh. I'm not in to kickin dirt. Live on the other side of the mountains. But I would move in a heart beat to set up a farm there. |
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For a first post you have a lot to sell. How about a pic of all devices with your username and date in it?
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At the current BTC value selling miners is probably more profitable than mining. They are selling to someone. Just not us.
Could be a very astute observation. If any of the state actors would suddenly want to mine bitcoin, they will sweep the slate clean and there will be almost no miners for sale. I think the writing was on the wall when (i) bitmain pulled their " collaboration" with syscooling on a watercooled S5, but then again, that coincided with a dip in BTC value to fiat, and (ii) bitmain started offering large batches of gear. Saying that, the S5 is clearly a winner for bitmain in many aspects (should be for the home miner too), but the hassle they have to go through to service the home miners' market while they also have mining interests (not to mention the large buyers), is seemingly the proverbial last nail in the coffin. I honestly believed they'd have a new product offering straight after the Chinese new year holidays (having pulled the S5), but seeing nothing is up yet on their site, I've got that feeling of the begining of the end .... Without Bitmain or Spondoolies there isn't any other mass produced/trusted supplier of equipment. I sure hope this never comes to pass. I enjoy the competition to produce the next best "Shiny Thingy" whether I can afford to buy in or not. If either of these companies stop supplying home miners, it's too late for another startup to blaze a trail given the level of tech and backing to do so. Awaiting something from Bitmain, the holidays are over.... kinda expected some news this weekend. Unfortunately unless you consider a 12U, 16kw, 10 replaceable hashing boards. a home miner that is the way it is headed for SPT. Hoping Bitmain will still offer us something. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=521520.msg10548252#msg10548252Holy asshats batman! Wasn't following that thread. Guess we put are cards on Bitmain.... I'm all out of rubber checks. |
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At the current BTC value selling miners is probably more profitable than mining. They are selling to someone. Just not us.
Could be a very astute observation. If any of the state actors would suddenly want to mine bitcoin, they will sweep the slate clean and there will be almost no miners for sale. I think the writing was on the wall when (i) bitmain pulled their " collaboration" with syscooling on a watercooled S5, but then again, that coincided with a dip in BTC value to fiat, and (ii) bitmain started offering large batches of gear. Saying that, the S5 is clearly a winner for bitmain in many aspects (should be for the home miner too), but the hassle they have to go through to service the home miners' market while they also have mining interests (not to mention the large buyers), is seemingly the proverbial last nail in the coffin. I honestly believed they'd have a new product offering straight after the Chinese new year holidays (having pulled the S5), but seeing nothing is up yet on their site, I've got that feeling of the begining of the end .... Without Bitmain or Spondoolies there isn't any other mass produced/trusted supplier of equipment. I sure hope this never comes to pass. I enjoy the competition to produce the next best "Shiny Thingy" whether I can afford to buy in or not. If either of these companies stop supplying home miners, it's too late for another startup to blaze a trail given the level of tech and backing to do so. Awaiting something from Bitmain, the holidays are over.... kinda expected some news this weekend. |
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Could we get a lil hint of when anouncement will be. Checking these pages every 1/2 hour.
Just calm down, it doesn't warrant that much attention. Yes, for you maybe not. But if the specs are what they presume and they learn their lesson from the S1 kits it could be the most efficient miner currently. Could be a good thing for those of us that have S2's. They failed with the S1 kits. But it also may be an announcement for upcoming tech. |
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Could we get a lil hint of when anouncement will be. Checking these pages every 1/2 hour.
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My S2 is awaiting an overhaul. Come on show us what your workin with. Please....
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