IIRC the bitfury gear was actually more in the 0.9-1.3w/GH range depending on overvolting. I still have my 6-card rig from the september batch hashing away, but i think its drawing >1.1w/GH and is time to be unplugged any day now if the price doesnt break $250 upwards
Yup, my Bitfury ran at .9 J/GH, delivered around Nov '13. Which when you look at the curve of others, is absolutely astounding. Who would have thought in 2013 that one could keep the same set of hardware for 18 months. |
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Why would you need one? You can see other's that have them. Would you find them annoying if multiple people have the same avatar (if you can envisage)?
Multiple having same avatars is annoying to me. If enrollee's can put like Marco does, it will be okay. But what about signatures? Many find the same signatures annoying. There are options to turn either or both off. Maybe my suggestion about being able to block individual sigs and avatars will get implemented also. I find / found that Avatars helped identify users without having to read their username against each post. You can see the shape and coloring of the avatar without even looking at it. So everyone running the same one will be annoying. |
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In terms of character entry, I got to several million before I called it quits. Would definitely be useful to know exactly how many of those get submitted.
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Don't understand what you're asking, sorry. |
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Totally agree on the Corsairs - I have several of the AX760's and they act more like a big battery delivering up to 63 amps on a single rail with less than 7mv of ac ripple ! Plus the modular connectors. Wish I had the 860's so I could run 3 S5's on 2 PSU's.
Looking for an S5 guide to what all the LED's represent - I've got a new S5 that doesn't light up the red ones on the two ASIC boards and the 4 green ones on the board under the controller have the 3 inside ones lit constantly with only the outer one blinking.
Any clues ?
+1 I saw this question about the LED lights on this posting on page 5, but didn't see a response. My S5 isn't working at the moment, but I can get to the config screen through the appropriate IP. I wonder if someone has an idea about the meaning of the various lights? Anyone know of a guide around here for these? Thanks  If you've got access to the config then we can work with that. Can you upload a screenshot of the status page please? |
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swap what pins?? i dont think swapping the fan pins will have the effect im looking for. Sorry, you're correct, I misread what you posted initially. I though you meant the PWM and sensing wires were reversed. |
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Oh wut, I'm sure that's the one I copied! I must have got distracted and copied it again. |
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How long should I expect it to take for my S5 to arrive?
Approximately 4 working days from the US assuming it goes straight through customs. Is there a dealer in the USA that I should be buying from?
Not that are going to be more trustworthy / less of a problem then Bitmain direct, no. Every now and then they list some stock on Amazon.com but its rare. Ps, the main S5 thread is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=902305.0 |
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I wouldn't include the Uranus unless and until it becomes provably available.
Agreed. I think the gap between the BFL and the Antminer is probably filled with some of the BitFury hardware?
It was, and those little H-boards were well ahead of the curve. Some people are only just now replacing them from their farms. |
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Any help regarding sp3x?
Need to know how they manage with ambient around 30-35 degrees Celsius. Summer time....
I looked around and found nothing.
Anyone? Anything?
Thank you!
You will not be able to run it at full speed, but if you downclock it just a bit you should be fine. I don't see any issues that might arise if you are running it at max 4Th/s. Sure they'll run at full clocks, I've tested the SP30 and SP35 at 40C and even then they're not even close to thermal limits. The chips will clock themselves down if they can't take it, and those PSUs are absolutely insane. Depends on which ones you have, but the data sheets I saw were something like 50C ambient @ 100% load, 65C @ 60% load. Is there a better heat tolerant miner anywhere? I'm not sure, but I can't think of one. |
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Could ask them to post the payment transaction and look at the taint, but its marginally useful at best. I don't think there's a good way to stop this behaviour as long as smurfs are allowed.
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(Speaking of hypocrisy, Tecshare has left at least three people negative feedback based on feelings alone. Why is he complaining if he feels others do it?)
Indeed. This specific complaint gets banded about a lot but its pretty contradictory. Two of those people left me negative trust ratings first because they did not like things I said on the forum. The one I left for Armis was because he refused to stop harassing me via my market place postings, not because of my "feelings". Theymos took the opportunity to twist it into some violation of the unwritten unspoken code of being on the default trust, and a violation of free speech, that warranted removal from the list over that one incident. Yet here Vod is doing this over and over and it is acceptable. He has done this to multiple people, some times multiple times. Every time he pretends he learned his lesson, kisses Tomatocages ass, and he lets him continue abusing the system and doing it all over again like it never happened a month or two later if not sooner. Yes the inconsistency in moderation is palatable in these forums. Feel free to make your own. There is always room for another niche or non bitcoin centric discussion base. |
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*And most importantly, to secure the salaries of core devs so they can continue their work unimpeded with politics or fund raising. .... Yeah, that turned out well.
The purpose and the way to achieve that purpose are 2 different things. From what you are saying you sound like trying to secure some salaries to the core devs is a bad thing which isn't. I suggested it is/was their most important function. What didn't turn out well is "they had one job" [securing dev salaries] and have managed to put that in jeopardy by doing everything else imaginable badly. |
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What is the true nature of this foundation? What are they really responsible for? Most foundations in my opinion are corrupt and the top hierarchy usually takes money from the foundation's accounts anyway for their own personal use. This is nothing new. Happens every day in my own government all over the US. And I thought that the bitcoin community votes and makes the laws, not the foundation? It was suppose to be a foundation of a lot of the big names in bitcoin. To help bitcoin grow. But most people who are respected have left the group. At one time saying our company was a member of the foundation meant something (they paid the foundation so much for some levels). But in the end it was executed horribly in my opinion. *And most importantly, to secure the salaries of core devs so they can continue their work unimpeded with politics or fund raising. .... Yeah, that turned out well. |
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spam pays... i hate spam. contact me for a spam job..... fucking hate spammers........ i hate apparently hate the opposition more though  Yes i am paying for spam...... Why did I write this? How many beers did I drink? Who did I want spammed? 7 days ago..... no idea.... complete memory blank Well at least you didn't ask to pay for spam from ex-lovers. Drunk texting < drunk forum posting. |
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The bot would edit the OP of a thread based on commands of users posting in the same thread. The bot would run on a dedicated bitcointalk account and only ever edit the OP in 1 thread. The purpose is to run games.
If it is allowed how the heck would you make some like that?
the game is already running?? if yest can you share the link plz! thanks He needs to work out how to code the bot first. Time machine: If anyone finds a way to get bots to do something like above, I could use that to push updates to my guides, PM me. |
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These are just a few examples, there's extensive rust and corrosion damage across the boards. This damage can only be caused by exposure to either extreme low temperatures, very high humidity, or both.
That's some pretty extreme corrosion, its almost impressive. Is the first picture on the intake side? |
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