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December 15, 2015, 02:49:04 PM
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Does anyone have any info on the life span of Antminer S7 Batch 8 or Batch 9? Or at least approximately
About 3 days from now, it will not survive the +20% increase in difficulty.

With the help of a $460 BTC it will survive this increase without problems, short term is not the issue....

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December 15, 2015, 02:53:14 PM
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Does anyone have any info on the life span of Antminer S7 Batch 8 or Batch 9?
Or at least approximately

Lifespan in terms of making money or reliability?

I am asking because this is going to be my first miner ever. I am planning on running it 24/7 in a really cold room.
Noise is not a problem. Electricity is $0.089 kW/h.
In my country the average monthly payment for a job is $220... Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
With my calculations this machine is going to be bringing me around $415 per month and around $330 profit. Break even in 3 months .
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December 15, 2015, 03:03:00 PM
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Does anyone have any info on the life span of Antminer S7 Batch 8 or Batch 9?
Or at least approximately

Lifespan in terms of making money or reliability?

I am asking because this is going to be my first miner ever. I am planning on running it 24/7 in a really cold room.
Noise is not a problem. Electricity is $0.089 kW/h.
In my country the average monthly payment for a job is $220... Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
With my calculations this machine is going to be bringing me around $415 per month and around $330 profit. Break even in 3 months .

Break even will be longer my friend.  But "free" heat is always good no ?  With the difficulty rise, you will make 400, then, 350, then 300 per month (im pulling numbers out of thin air), etc.  But you will make a profit even after halving hopefully, you electricity isnt too bad.  Also consider that you will sell the miner after a while.  How much will it be worth after the halving ?  Hard to say.  Judging from experience, it will retain much of its value.  Its a lot of money (even though some people here dont hesitate to drop 50k on miners...but then again its all re-invested money).  Also dont forget customs and taxes, I had to pay over 300$cad (god damn...). 
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Does anyone have any info on the life span of Antminer S7 Batch 8 or Batch 9?
Or at least approximately

Lifespan in terms of making money or reliability?

I am asking because this is going to be my first miner ever. I am planning on running it 24/7 in a really cold room.
Noise is not a problem. Electricity is $0.089 kW/h.
In my country the average monthly payment for a job is $220... Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
With my calculations this machine is going to be bringing me around $415 per month and around $330 profit. Break even in 3 months .

Break even will be longer my friend.  But "free" heat is always good no ?  With the difficulty rise, you will make 400, then, 350, then 300 per month (im pulling numbers out of thin air), etc.  But you will make a profit even after halving hopefully, you electricity isnt too bad.  Also consider that you will sell the miner after a while.  How much will it be worth after the halving ?  Hard to say.  Judging from experience, it will retain much of its value.  Its a lot of money (even though some people here dont hesitate to drop 50k on miners...but then again its all re-invested money).  Also dont forget customs and taxes, I had to pay over 300$cad (god damn...).  

Thanks for the quick reply.
Customs are not a problem Smiley
Since I got into bitcoin like a month ago I still do not know how easy/hard it is to sell a bitcoin.
I created a wallet a few days ago and bought $20 worth of BTC just to see how the procedure works.
Now I want to ask, if the difficulty rises, isnt the BTC's price going to go up?
And literally less than 100 people in my country know about BTC and mining.. Not sure how I am going to sell the miner.
And I was asking about the life span meaning how long till it dies after running 24/7.
English is not my native.
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December 15, 2015, 03:16:02 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.
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December 15, 2015, 03:23:54 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.

So do you think the bitcoin will rise in the next couple of months?
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December 15, 2015, 03:31:00 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.

You've probably been to Ohrid. It's where I live.
So do you think the bitcoin will rise in the next couple of months?

Yeah I believe we are going into another massive pump...to be followed by a massive dump Smiley
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December 15, 2015, 03:42:46 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.

You've probably been to Ohrid. It's where I live.
So do you think the bitcoin will rise in the next couple of months?

Yeah I believe we are going into another massive pump...to be followed by a massive dump Smiley

One last question. I just realised the new Batch 9 on the website. How is it any different than the Batch 8?
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December 15, 2015, 03:44:34 PM
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One last question. I just realised the new Batch 9 on the website. How is it any different than the Batch 8?

Spec wise it's the same. Price is reduced, delivery is later.

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December 15, 2015, 03:44:47 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.

You've probably been to Ohrid. It's where I live.
So do you think the bitcoin will rise in the next couple of months?

Yeah I believe we are going into another massive pump...to be followed by a massive dump Smiley

One last question. I just realised the new Batch 9 on the website. How is it any different than the Batch 8?

As Rich said, batch 8 is pretty much the final version of the s7, so batch 9 seems to be the same as batch 8.  But thats a "pre-order" for one month...a lot can happen in one month.
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December 15, 2015, 04:01:40 PM
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Well in my experience miners run a very long time, 24/7.  Some people have problems, but it seems to be hit or miss.  I've run mine (s1 to s5) for more than a year no problems.  Macedonia eh?  Cool, I've been there once...road trip...nice place, I remember eating at a 5 star restaurant next to a lake, for a couple of bucks...awesome country.  The price doesnt go up with difficulty, but right now it is.  Buying mining equipment is a bit of a gamble, like buying bitcoin I suppose.

You've probably been to Ohrid. It's where I live.
So do you think the bitcoin will rise in the next couple of months?

Yeah I believe we are going into another massive pump...to be followed by a massive dump Smiley

One last question. I just realised the new Batch 9 on the website. How is it any different than the Batch 8?

As Rich said, batch 8 is pretty much the final version of the s7, so batch 9 seems to be the same as batch 8.  But thats a "pre-order" for one month...a lot can happen in one month.

Thanks a lot for the answers.
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December 15, 2015, 05:01:17 PM
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Does anyone have any info on the life span of Antminer S7 Batch 8 or Batch 9?
Or at least approximately

Lifespan in terms of making money or reliability?

I am asking because this is going to be my first miner ever. I am planning on running it 24/7 in a really cold room.
Noise is not a problem. Electricity is $0.089 kW/h.
In my country the average monthly payment for a job is $220... Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
With my calculations this machine is going to be bringing me around $415 per month and around $330 profit. Break even in 3 months .

Break even will be longer my friend.  But "free" heat is always good no ?  With the difficulty rise, you will make 400, then, 350, then 300 per month (im pulling numbers out of thin air), etc.  But you will make a profit even after halving hopefully, you electricity isnt too bad.  Also consider that you will sell the miner after a while.  How much will it be worth after the halving ?  Hard to say.  Judging from experience, it will retain much of its value.  Its a lot of money (even though some people here dont hesitate to drop 50k on miners...but then again its all re-invested money).  Also dont forget customs and taxes, I had to pay over 300$cad (god damn...). 

I have revised my old hardware return vs network difficulty increase chart to shine some light on this.

This document has been shared for anyone to use.

BTC at $150 USD power costs at $0.03 kWh.


BTC at $450 USD power costs at $0.03 kWh.


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZphwgPk2lySm3sNlHnow6tuwx6YUV0G7qGDtRZ2xFbk/edit?usp=sharing
You will also find other sheets that contain estimated returns that only factor in power costs.
Please note that this does not take into account hardware or other overhead costs.
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December 15, 2015, 05:45:08 PM
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So as they said on Batch 8 this looks to be the Final Spec and we have exchanged Spec Changes at every batch for Price Reductions at every Batch.  Smiley

Has anyone got any more info / pictures of the controller board, with reduced number of Fan & Hash connectors that was reported?


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December 15, 2015, 05:51:33 PM
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So as they said on Batch 8 this looks to be the Final Spec and we have exchanged Spec Changes at every batch for Price Reductions at every Batch.  Smiley

Has anyone got any more info / pictures of the controller board, with reduced number of Fan & Hash connectors that was reported?


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http://prntscr.com/9ej2n9


Hmm what a load of meanies...  Sad They have depopulated the board, removing the additional Fan & Hash Board sockets. There may well be other components removed as well, but cannot tell at the moment.


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December 15, 2015, 06:19:55 PM
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I upgraded my 4.86TH/s S7 to firmware v 20151211 with no problems. Anybody know what improvements or fixes were made since oct.?
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December 15, 2015, 06:26:49 PM
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I upgraded my 4.86TH/s S7 to firmware v 20151211 with no problems. Anybody know what improvements or fixes were made since oct.?

No idea thanks to bitmain's legendary incompetence.
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December 15, 2015, 06:29:25 PM
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Interesting re B1 S7.
It suddenly went from 4.79 Th to 3.65 Th for few hours (before I noticed) without any zeroes or temperature extremes.
Soft reboot fixed the problem.
two possibilities: some chips dropped out, but somehow boards did not show it or miner "got tired' and "decided" to take it easy  Smiley
This is one of the earliest B1 machines ever delivered (on day two of B1 delivery-9/24 or so)-hashing close to 3 months already, so it would be interesting if someone else observed the same.
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December 15, 2015, 06:32:50 PM
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So as they said on Batch 8 this looks to be the Final Spec and we have exchanged Spec Changes at every batch for Price Reductions at every Batch.  Smiley

Has anyone got any more info / pictures of the controller board, with reduced number of Fan & Hash connectors that was reported?


Rich

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http://prntscr.com/9ej2n9


Hmm what a load of meanies...  Sad They have depopulated the board, removing the additional Fan & Hash Board sockets. There may well be other components removed as well, but cannot tell at the moment.


Rich

WOW, I don't like this at all.  This makes things more difficult and leaves little options in the future if things should go wrong.  I understand all of the components used for each unit adds up with multiple units and getting rid of components reduces manufacturing cost but geeeeeeeez.

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December 15, 2015, 06:33:56 PM
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So as they said on Batch 8 this looks to be the Final Spec and we have exchanged Spec Changes at every batch for Price Reductions at every Batch.  Smiley

Has anyone got any more info / pictures of the controller board, with reduced number of Fan & Hash connectors that was reported?


Rich

Here it is:

http://prntscr.com/9ej2n9


Hmm what a load of meanies...  Sad They have depopulated the board, removing the additional Fan & Hash Board sockets. There may well be other components removed as well, but cannot tell at the moment.


Rich

WOW, I don't like this at all.  This makes things more difficult and leaves little options in the future if things should go wrong.  I understand all of the components used for each unit adds up with multiple units and getting rid of components reduces cost but geeeeeeeez.

it would increase the aftermarket value of B1-7.
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December 15, 2015, 06:34:52 PM
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it would increase the aftermarket value of B1-7.

One positive way of looking at it I suppose.

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