ANTMINER S7 is available at bitmaintech.com with 4.86TH/s, 0.25J/GH

[marvykkio]

if it is correct in my coupons are coupons from 0.05 x 4 coupons
at least I think it's so.



is correct?

someone confirmation?

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[HagssFIN]

if it is correct in my coupons are coupons from 0.05 x 4 coupons
at least I think it's so.



is correct?

someone confirmation?

Yes, you have 4pcs coupons for Antminer S7, Batch 10.
Info about Batch 10: https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020160129054250700R0OMI3KI061A

[baazju]

Just in case anyone is wonder, you can only use 1 per S7. So if you have 2 coupons you need to buy 2 S7.

[marvykkio]

but lollllllllllllllll
this is a scam
jajajajaja I sell them, I can no longer buy miner

if someone wants to buy come forward

[vortexz]

I have 11 coupons for sale ! 0.04 BTC each

[ATCkit]

willing to sell 3 coupons. PM me with offers.

[cryptotore]

Got 6 coupons for sale, PM me with offers as well.
Thanks!

[baazju]

lol coupon fire sale going on in here.

[adaseb]

Probably not even worth the hassle buying a coupon to save $5.

[rockyforever]

I have 9 for sale at .02 each. PM me.

[charles2k]

I am buying S7 coupons 0,01BTC/each

[Tupsu]

I am buying S7 coupons 0,01BTC/each

If you buy all 40 pieces , I will sell them to you at that price.

0.4 BTC and 40 coupons.

EDIT.

Still available.

[IITravel01]

The fans on the S7 are too loud for me (even at 32% 3,000 rpm setting).  Tried these two other fans and they can't push enough air to cool the S7 even at 600M in case anyone else was thinking of trying, the logical choice of the Silverstone FHP-141 rev. 2 and the Noctua 140mm 3,000 rpm fan (with this 140mm to 120mm adapter:  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043GMZUA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00 used with 4 M4 x 18mm bolts each fan).  I believe that the Nocua moves more air than the Silverstone, even though the specs. state the opposite.    If the Silverstone had an extreme setting of 3,000 rpm (or even 2,600-2,400 rpm would probably be enough at 600M) above the performance 2,000 rpm setting, I believe it would be perfect for use with the S7.  Oh well, will have to stick with the 2 x S5 for the office for now.

[adaseb]

The fans on the S7 are too loud for me (even at 32% 3,000 rpm setting).  Tried these two other fans and they can't push enough air to cool the S7 even at 600M in case anyone else was thinking of trying, the logical choice of the Silverstone FHP-141 rev. 2 and the Noctua 140mm 3,000 rpm fan (with this 140mm to 120mm adapter:  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043GMZUA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00 used with 4 M4 x 18mm bolts each fan).  I believe that the Nocua moves more air than the Silverstone, even though the specs. state the opposite.    If the Silverstone had an extreme setting of 3,000 rpm (or even 2,600-2,400 rpm would probably be enough at 600M) above the performance 2,000 rpm setting, it believe it would be perfect for use with the S7.  Oh well, will have to stick with the 2 x S5 for the office for now.

Wire up your stock S7 fans in series or get a custom PWM fan controller and control the fan speed manually. You will need to have your S7 near a window however or you will need to underclock it.

[notlist3d]

The fans on the S7 are too loud for me (even at 32% 3,000 rpm setting).  Tried these two other fans and they can't push enough air to cool the S7 even at 600M in case anyone else was thinking of trying, the logical choice of the Silverstone FHP-141 rev. 2 and the Noctua 140mm 3,000 rpm fan (with this 140mm to 120mm adapter:  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043GMZUA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00 used with 4 M4 x 18mm bolts each fan).  I believe that the Nocua moves more air than the Silverstone, even though the specs. state the opposite.    If the Silverstone had an extreme setting of 3,000 rpm (or even 2,600-2,400 rpm would probably be enough at 600M) above the performance 2,000 rpm setting, it believe it would be perfect for use with the S7.  Oh well, will have to stick with the 2 x S5 for the office for now.

Wire up your stock S7 fans in series or get a custom PWM fan controller and control the fan speed manually. You will need to have your S7 near a window however or you will need to underclock it.

Also if you change fan's it voids your warranty.   So if you have a new miner with a warranty in tact it is a shame to risk it on changing fan's.   But you are not allowed to even take apart let alone change parts without bitmain approving.

And S7 really are not meant to be quiet miners, and a lot use server PSU's which are not quiet easier.  There have been a few mods out there to make quiet.  But if your looking for quiet S7 without mods is not the miner for you in most cases.   

[IITravel01]

The fans on the S7 are too loud for me (even at 32% 3,000 rpm setting).  Tried these two other fans and they can't push enough air to cool the S7 even at 600M in case anyone else was thinking of trying, the logical choice of the Silverstone FHP-141 rev. 2 and the Noctua 140mm 3,000 rpm fan (with this 140mm to 120mm adapter:  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043GMZUA?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00 used with 4 M4 x 18mm bolts each fan).  I believe that the Nocua moves more air than the Silverstone, even though the specs. state the opposite.    If the Silverstone had an extreme setting of 3,000 rpm (or even 2,600-2,400 rpm would probably be enough at 600M) above the performance 2,000 rpm setting, it believe it would be perfect for use with the S7.  Oh well, will have to stick with the 2 x S5 for the office for now.

Wire up your stock S7 fans in series or get a custom PWM fan controller and control the fan speed manually. You will need to have your S7 near a window however or you will need to underclock it.

Also if you change fan's it voids your warranty.   So if you have a new miner with a warranty in tact it is a shame to risk it on changing fan's.   But you are not allowed to even take apart let alone change parts without bitmain approving.

And S7 really are not meant to be quiet miners, and a lot use server PSU's which are not quiet easier.  There have been a few mods out there to make quiet.  But if your looking for quiet S7 without mods is not the miner for you in most cases.  

I was just posting to inform others that may be thinking of trying these fans to save their money.  The Silverstones work great on the S3+ and even the S5's (when used in pairs with an enclosed acrylic enclosure), to reduce the noise to an acceptable level.  I've got a pair of S5's running with them clocked at 375M with about 54 degrees C showing and .0005% HW errors doing 1,230-1,250 GH/s(avg) pulling about 645watts at the wall each on Titanium power supplies running on 120v.

[edonkey]

I have 3 coupons for sale. PM me an offer.

[abokhalel2]

Lots of offers today for coupons to save $10 per S7. Awesome

[PPOC]

Selling coupons for 0.02 BTC each... Have 17 for sale. PM me.

****Buy all 17, get 2 for free. Pay .3 for all 17****

[notlist3d]

This thread has turned into a BST thread almost.   I'm a little surprised about the amount.

Each time these come out I wish you could combine them.   I can see why they don't let them be combined, but man would that be neat.