Why don't you try with the S3 connected to the router directly? That way its acting like just another network device, rather than relying on your laptop to get it right. You shouldn't have to change anything else to give it a try once you've moved the cable over.

On something like that its easier if I (or someone else) helps you over teamviewer. There's about 10 things we can keep mashing to get it to work eventually, and its much easier than typing instructions one by one. PM me details when you're about, I'll usually be about sharpish.

Just curious, but what do you guys perceive as the benefit of running the surveys repeatedly? I doubt we're going to get enough people to be able to analyse across any meaningful shifts, especially when users have to choose just one company.

And welcome to the ghost town.

Surveymonkey is free for the first 100 responses and doesn't need a login. You'll also be able to limit people to voting by 1 per computer, IP etc in case there is any abuse.

I still think that seeing results after may skew it a bit. Anyhoo, doesn't really matter now.




I think we know which one philip is

My recommendation for a consumer PSU for 2x S3s is the CX750M. Stable as hell and at a sensible price.

That's classified information



That's $800 of cooling gear for a $400 miner, as well as spagetification Maybe it would be viable with 'northbridge' off the shelf blocks and chain them all with a syscooling level [$50] kit, although even then we're talking 8x $25 + $50

It'd still fall foul of the rules and suffer the same fate, because it'd be 5-8 topics on exactly the same thing. The current setup is good because its everything combined into one thread so voters don't have to wander about from thread to thread.

Its probably best to prevent users from seeing the results though, I don't know if they will create positive feedback bias.

Its the same... 'type'... though, so I was hoping it would give us a name we could follow and look for a double row 20 pin.

Pretty much, hence its not recommended. There are more things that require cooling on that board than just the ASICs, and if they didn't we'd be seeing a vastly different cooling setup.

No reply unfortunately. I'm sure this has been asked about the S1 and someone came up with an ebay listing but with forum search down I was unable to locate it. I've found listings on globalsources which just refer to similar looking cables as X pin flat ribbon cables, that's the closest I can get.

[BitmainWarranty is the Denver, Colorado centre, calling in is just a quicker way to contact them]. I think it is the best solution to return it now, as whatever stuff is growing in that loop will be all up inside those blocks as well. I'm here to see if we can help people remotely without having to ship stuff across a country / continent as then everyone loses out.

They usually do provide labels but I guess its a bit of a confusing situation for them - let me know after its all completed if you're still out of pocket and I'll try and get it sorted.



Yes, you have to assume its copper or there are copper components. In several points in the listings (all changed by now) there has been a mention of copper on both the radiator and the fittings [internal coating]. You can see within the chamber of the radiator that there is definitely some form of dark orange coating, which may be brass or copper. So tldr, be safe and assume there is copper and aluminium within the same loop.

Unfortunately they often say things like this to make the customer feel important / powerful, and make sure they [Paypal] distance themselves from the bad transaction. Until there are many more complaints its unlikely anything will actually happen or automated checks are trigger.

I can't remember which mod it was, but one of them spoke to the most prolific domain listers but it seems like we're back at square 1. Maybe that approach isn't effective.

Yes, he has 2.

Then there is for some of the things you've come out with in this thread.

I understand. I don't think they're selling as of today, appears to be in a generation transition.

In the only places these clones get visibility is when they're in direct competition with bitcointalk. Imagine a new user ending up on one of these fragment sites and wondering why nothing works.... he's going to nope the fuck out of the ecosystem and not come back.

Because they take new users and revenue from this forum. And there is the opportunity that scams could essentially be run on a clone of btc. The site administrators could pretend to be 'badbear', who has 1000s of posts, plenty of trust and is an admin - just not on that site.

Edit: Just to be clear, I think its questionable for site 'mirror's to be used in order to generate post history and then make money off it. Those sites should be shells and there should be no way for users to interact with those sites. Ideally, edit history would be added to bct itself. All other uses for clones are not a good thing.