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It is possible that you will need a new controller board. You could always check the cables from the hashing boards to the controller board to make sure that they are secure. [/quote] Yeah, I was thinking of that, but the rest of the controller board seems fine, all the LED's, even the wifi LED, turns on (the previous owner had installed a wifi antenna onto the S3)
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I got three Antminer S3 from someone who quit mining. I got two of them to work and are up and mining away, but the third not so much. On the third one, the fan spins and the LED lights up, but the two activity lights for the ethernet port doesn't light up when plugged in. However, when turning it on, one of the ethernet activity light would blink a few times before going dark. I've tried resetting, but ethernet still doesn't work. Any help please? Thanks
Did you try a different ethernet cable? The Ethernet cable is fine; I've used the same one for all three miners and was able to get 2/3 of the miners up and running. Any other suggestions? Does this mean I would have to get a new controller board? Thanks
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I got three Antminer S3 from someone who quit mining. I got two of them to work and are up and mining away, but the third not so much. On the third one, the fan spins and the LED lights up, but the two activity lights for the ethernet port doesn't light up when plugged in. However, when turning it on, one of the ethernet activity light would blink a few times before going dark. I've tried resetting, but ethernet still doesn't work. Any help please? Thanks
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No....took everyones coins and left
oh shucks, ok thanks for the reply anyway!
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The btcdig.com url doesn't load for me :/
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Does this pool still exist? O.o The website doesn't load for me...
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I was just wondering if there is anything physics related to Bitcoin, or cyrptocurrency in general, other than like the power requirements and such for the miners/GPU's.
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Bump (Anyone that can help me?  )
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Thanks, but I have already read that post. Very helpful, however the U2 Antminer USB has a very different form factor than the first gen Asic USB miners, so is has compatibility issues with most USB hubs.
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How can 3A power 8? Doesn't each USB miner require at least 0.5A to be powered? So, the max is 6, right?
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Hi, I have looked through the forums and the Internet and couldn't really find a suitable USB hub that ideally won't waste too much USB ports for the U2 Antminer USB miner. While there are some USB hubs that can hold the U2's on all the ports, they usually require the U2's to have contact or have to be clocked at 1.6 Gh/s (I overclock them to 2.2 Gh/s) I am currently eyeing this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BGT2AP2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1HDV7SBYVUV0II plan on putting the U2's on those swiveling USB ports and have a fan to cool them. Since it has been over a month since the release of the U2 Antminer USB miner, has anyone found a suitable USB hub (preferably, USB 2.0, for RPI) for the U2's? (Yes, I know I won't make a ROI with USB miners, it's more of a learning experience) Thanks
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Yes, I am aware I can overclock it by inputting that into the command line, however, I was just curious of all the Antminer U2 owners also experience a default 1.6 Ghash/s. Also, what is this ver. 1.3 of the U2?
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Hi, When I plugged it in, cgminer displays it as around 1.6 Ghash/s. I thought the default is 2.0 Ghash/s? Yes, I realized I could just overclock it to 2 Ghash/s, but the point is that I think this is somewhat false advertising. This is where I got it from: http://www.amazon.com/BITMAIN-ANTMINER-U2-Bitcoin-Overclockable/dp/B00ITD5NV6Also, on the PCB, it says version 1.2, but on the forums, I read from somewhere that someone had a ver 1.3. So, did I get a bad chip or is this how it works, that I need to overclock it to achieve the 2.0 Ghash/s? (I know I won't get the ROI; I'm just doing this to learn more about bitcoin and virtual currency) Thanks
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