Most of their electrical equipment was picked up from a datacenter that closed so that's probably what its referring to.

Worst was likely B3 Avalon preorders. One was a scam, one devalued to maybe <40% and same with an additional module and some group shares.

That's true, maybe he wouldn't have tried to go out all guns blazing if he hadn't been called out publicly (several times).

There are pros and cons for it being public. For example discussing CiTM in the public before he was overthrown got you disavowed from DT and negative trusted. People can be unwilling to speak out at their own risk and also propagates people using smurfs.

There is already the donators sub-forum which is essentially dead and I can't see a Legendaries sub-forum going any different. What might be interesting is a sub-forum for default trust. There are often issues which require discussion about inclusion or exclusion and at the moment the only way to communicate is to PM 10 people and spam everyone's inboxes when anyone replies. A sub-forum may organise this differently.

If they have $3M to buy GPUs then sure but....

The tagline of their latest auction reads: "Not many units left, don't miss out!". They sold 15 previously so they're not actually selling many.

I've not seen anyone do that yet. SP10 might have different PSU pinout, but if it doesn't try setting the PSU setting to generic. I don't see you being able to run both hashboards off one PSU though as their power is segregated from each other.

Set a higher minimum fan speed to prevent it dropping low. They change fan speed quite often which is annoying so if you can set the minimum very near its normal rpm then the speed will be much flatter.

Hopefully not, will still be abused by multi accounters to sway opinion.

Lol my guides are so mashed up: https://beta.bitcointalk.org/threads/AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABI7IQ/posts

• Font size command has changed which seems weird - every previous instance has pt but now it rejects pt.
• Viewable width is ~60% of what it was.
• Anchor command has gone.
• Table commands seem the same but not working.
• Thread and post numbering has changed from numerical to alpha which makes it very hard to tell chronological order and prevents easily swapping between versions.
• Search seems to be doing nothing.
• Very little user stats or information.
• No post history of users.

I was trying to navigate to my Manufacturer trustworthiness guide but its probably page 20 by now and can't get there via link, history or changing URLs.

Miners would still make more money in a more competitive mining scene but with a higher BTC price. All your costs are fixed to $ but your income is BTC based.

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If you're referring to Bitmain, it did not.


That's entitlement not reality. Just like you can't walk into an Apple store and demand a new MacBook Pro for half price because you bought an Apple PC in 1997.


You are free to accept or decline any offer at any time just as you did - and that's fine. Its not fine to receive an offer, accept the offer then bitch about the person you accepted the offer from because things didn't work out like you thought it would.


I am not on anyone's books. I have also never sold out nor altered or censored my opinion in any way, ever. If I had I'd be a hell of a lot richer that's for sure.

My point of defending these 'big corporations' is that no one is on their side and its always their fault for everything apparently. The continued rhetoric on here is often "fuck Bitmain / big companies / corporations / capitalism / China / foreigners" and not only is it tiring but bigoted and contrary to all logic.

If I understood that correctly, you removed a blade and the remaining blade is mining fine. The blade you removed does not power on properly and the LED codes seem to suggest its dead.

If that is correct, then... yeah its dead and there's nothing we can do to help here. Keep mining as you are and dispose of / dismantle / play with the dead blade as you see fit.

If you're referring to a standard 15A 110V socket / circuit, then the S4 is not appropriate. 15A circuits are rating for 24/7 at just 12A. 12A @ 110V = 1,320W of power. 1,320W < 1,400W of the S4.

The cable requirement is just an additional requirement should you choose to ignore your circuit's rating (which you should not) in order for the cable to also not melt. Think of it this way - you'd think it weird if your microwave had the same cable thickness as your iPhone charger, right? Same sort of thing with the S4, its just bigger than most electronics in your house.

That is still profit, whether in $, btc, coconuts or miners.


PSUs are not consumed during mining, they are a required asset with a small depreciation cost.


That's not Bitmain's fault at all - they offered him a price, he accepted the price and completed the transaction. Anything that happens past that date with further transactions are nothing to do with him.


Instead of bitching that a corporate entity is trying to make money, why don't we take a minute and thank Bitmain for selling to us peasants at all. If they went the Bitfury / any other large manufacturer route of going to VCs to raising a bazillion dollars in order to build private super farms with the latest gen, we'd all be bystanders to Bitcoin. There'd be no protocol voting, no slush voting, nothing.

They signed a long ass lease on the building with some sort of rent to buy clause IIRC. They're no where close to buying though, so they're currently in a long ass lease for a seemingly empty "data center".

I said the S7 uses a comparatively better design than the Prisma which blew a lot of its air through the central core rather than the fins, as well as using bulk heatsinks rather than individual chips.

Its 20% + a flat £7-11 charge.