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Genie is being a Bitmain fan again.
Based on my experience and what I've seen in this and other threads during a long time period, the failure rate is far greater than 1%.
I would like to see where the number less than one percent is based on.
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DON'T GO ORDERING WITH A GOOD FAITH IN 3RD PARTY RESELLERS, ONLY USE MANUFACTURER WEB SHOPS.
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Then see the Bitmain guide I linked in my previous message.
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Unfortunately you won't get a L3+ with that low price.
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HP DPS-1200 server power supply is pretty cost efficient and power efficient, only 80USD with breakout board plus cables, see this thread by sidehack https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=940317.0Provides enough power for the L3+ both in 110V (max. 900W) and 220/230V systems (max. 1200W). you suggest this PSU? Yes, as I have good experience myself owning two of these. They were little more expensive for me as I live in Finland and I bought it from a reseller inside EU area, www.bitshopper.deBitshopper.de is a EU area reseller for Gekkoscience (forum user sidehack) HP DPS-1200 kits. |
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HP DPS-1200 server power supply is pretty cost efficient and power efficient, only 80USD with breakout board plus cables, see this thread by sidehack https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=940317.0Provides enough power for the L3+ both in 110V (max. 900W) and 220/230V systems (max. 1200W). |
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You can build a miner by buying old Antminer S1, S3 or S5 and then Hotmine X5 or Hotmine X6 upgrade kit from Hotmine. Hotmine: http://en.hotmine.io/x5-x6-upgrade-kit-newWith first two (S1, S3) you need to buy separately a BB board (Beaglebone Black) and build a supporting bracket for it. S5 has BB board. You can see my review/guide for more instructions. |
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Try connecting that zero hashrate hash board in chain 7 (connector J7 in the controller) to another controller data connector. Try to see if there is red LED light on in the hash board. If the light is off and changing controller data connector makes no difference, and power connections etc. are ok, then you have a dead hash board and it is time for a repair job. Warranty repair if you still have warranty left or paid repair if there is no warranty time left. Bitmain has this guide for broken hardware: https://enshop.bitmain.com/workOrderGuide.htm |
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Those are the same 16nm chips as they introduced originally.
My Hotminer X5 miner is equipped with those, see my review thread (link in my signature).
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The so-called "2nd batch" was first batch left-overs (unpaid orders etc.).
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This is not the right area for D3 as it doesn't mine Bitcoin but Dash, and there is already a D3 thread in the altcoin section..
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could somebody be so kind to help me out, complete brain fade !!!
I need to pay via wire transfer.
i am not sure what the IBAN number is my bank is asking for is it number 1. or Number 2 ?
1 .Account Number : 000000501511168204
2. SWIFTl SCBLCNSXSHZ
Those two are not IBAN numbers. Check out this article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Bank_Account_Number |
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Let's try an even number this time  I would hope though that the diff rising would slow down a bit. +8.0 = HagssFIN |
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Yes. I'd like to add that it is also important to notice that difficulty keeps rising.
So in short: there is no universal answer when it comes to the ROI.
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On and off sequence with a long pause between is ok. Don't worry.
If for some reason electricity is flickering fast between on and off, then that is a bad thing.
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Has anybody figured out how to power the controller off a PCIE connector?
You would need something like a pico psu and then a 5V USB output, doesn't pay the effort and the 5V USB wall wart is a lot cheaper solution. |
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Well they didn't handle it well then after all.  They can't put warranty orders in the same basket with new orders, that is not fair at all. |
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BW.com hops into to the graphics card mining train with BW-E22 Miner. Any thoughts? Seems quite powerful. It can be found at their Chinese main page. https://www.bw.com/
Google translate: Power supply: 1250W dedicated power supply (chassis external)
System power consumption: 800 ~ 900W
CPU: INTEL CELERON CPU G1840 @ 2.8G dual-core LGA1150
DDR: 4G DDR3 SO-DIMM
SSD: 64G high speed solid state hard drive
NIC: Gigabit Ethernet card
USB: 2 USB2.0
Graphics card: 6 NVIDIA GTX1060 6G Miner dedicated graphics
Display Output: HDMI (Motherboard)
Fan: 3 12038 4PIN server professional fan
Startup: Power on automatically starts
Operating system: WINDOWS 10 / LINUX
Chassis Size: 468mm X 341mm X 133mm
Calculus ETH: 140Mh / s soil 10%, single card 23 Mh / soil 10% s it is all about price what do they want for it? Looks like they are now selling it for 2230 USD. They made an announcement five hours ago. BW E22 GPU miner ready to ship! $2230! Please contact support@bw.com for details! |
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Good so three or four got them. Mine are due on Tues. And the mystery gift is due today.  Maybe it is a shirt or something like that. Maybe it's a new gen Avalon stick miner? That would be a neat surprise |
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