Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com

[jeroenn13]

Probably a stupid question:
Is anyone's Jupiter actually working reliably at 450+GH/s?

Yes mine, stable at 500 Gh/s @ BTCguild. 0.94 firmware.

Mine too stable around 450 but they better f'n sort the firmware, before 0.94 mine was running 100GH/s faster.

I agree they have many , many issues with their firmware. Kind of unprofessional from this company.

[xstr8guy]

Order 29XX, Jupiter
Paid June 28
Changed status from "Paid" to "In progress"

35xx in progress too.  Seems they're moving at a good pace now.

[josh_nc]

Can we have a count on how many showing "in progress" for more than 1 week?

[Transam808]

Mine has changed to in progress as well 31xx, though I'm starting to think they just switched most orders to in progress to try and avoid refunds, hope in wrong though, we will see

[josh_nc]

Probably a stupid question:
Is anyone's Jupiter actually working reliably at 450+GH/s?

Yes mine, stable at 500 Gh/s @ BTCguild. 0.94 firmware.

Mine too stable around 450 but they better f'n sort the firmware, before 0.94 mine was running 100GH/s faster.

I agree they have many , many issues with their firmware. Kind of unprofessional from this company.

Is 0.94 a must for stability or can you apply up to 0.93 for now until they fix the speed issue with 0.94?

J/

[nightengale]

Hoping "in progress" isn't a stall technique.

[faetos]

Order 29XX, Jupiter
Paid June 28
Changed status from "Paid" to "In progress"

35xx in progress too.  Seems they're moving at a good pace now.

Are either of you hosted or are you both shipping?

[josh_nc]

Mine has changed to in progress as well, though I'm starting to think they just switched most orders to in progress to try and avoid refunds, hope in wrong though, we will see

I suspect they are behind schedule on their hosted scheme so this is likely where all their focus is. Any word anywhere from bitcoinorama? It would be very nice to get an update from him.

[loktang1125]

Probably a stupid question:
Is anyone's Jupiter actually working reliably at 450+GH/s?

all of mine are working 450+ with 0.93

[ur0pl]

^Yeah, 550+ yeah, my ass... I am hosted and stuck at 100 average....

can't you ask the people at the hosting facility to turn off its power, open the case and check if there are loose cables? You are paying them afterall. That is likely the issue with your miner.

[Transam808]

Question, is there any orders that are being shipped. That have not had there status switched to in progress? Or how about hosting units?

[loktang1125]

Question, is there any orders that are being shipped. That have not had there status switched to in progress? Or how about hosting units?

my uncle have 3units on ups's hand atm

[WastedLTC]

my home unit dropped from 540ish to 400 yesterday afternoon.  I did try rebooting yesterday also taking case off and adding fan but that didn't change anything.  This morning I did a hard reset (hold reset for 5 seconds) and the miner is back above 530 since.

[Phoenix1969]

Hint: Jupiter owners should raise their diff to over 400... it will run faster
there is a "sweetspot....   find it.

[ur0pl]

W. T. F.?

This is running 0.93...umm help!?

turn off the power, open the case, reconnect the cables

[soy]

The trick is for what, just testing?  No matter what else that wire pair does, it tells the power supply that a motherboard is connected.  There is no motherboard connected to the motherboard connector when that wire pair is jumped.

There is no need for a motherboard to be connected.   The power supply turns on the when voltage on that pin is low and it turns off when the voltage on that pin is high.  A motherboard, switch, or paperclip all do the same thing they connect the power-on pin to ground which pulls the voltage low.  When the power supply is on (plugged in and any hardwired power switch is turned on) it monitors that pin and supplies continual power to the 5VSB rail.  When it goes low it "turns on" = supplies power to the other rails, and when it goes high it "turns off" = disconnects power to the other rails.

Well, if the exploding caps are caused by voltage buildup on disconnected leads after the miner is disconnected, even with the power supply off, the voltage buildup due to voltage memory of the capacitors, voltage buildup that the power supply designers decided would be drained by the motherboard, then the jumper is signaling a condition, motherboard connected, that does not exist.

[Phoenix1969]

also...  runnning the right diff is important, slush's pool has (varidiff), which auto-tunes to your asics.
runing your machine on slush's pool for a few hrs will give you a good idea where to set it.
my saturn has been running @ 260-300+ solid now on slush for the past 18 hours since update to 0.94.... of course it does dip down during flushwork...  for a few seconds.

[ur0pl]

http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mgjVeAWKwqzEQE7SmKpr4Jg.jpg
I bought this (sry for bad pic)
I didnt take much notice at the time, but the jumper is set to pin 4 and pin 6 unlike the setup suggested in the manual of pin 4 and 5
I also have the 8vrm boards and the 6 connection controller board

http://thumbs4.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mgjVeAWKwqzEQE7SmKpr4Jg.jpg

I bought that too. Is there something wrong with the configuration? Should i change the pins? Do you have problems with yours?

[Bargraphics]

Hint: Jupiter owners should raise their diff to over 400... it will run faster
there is a "sweetspot....   find it.

Good post explaining this a little.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=274023.0

[trepex]

Hint: Jupiter owners should raise their diff to over 400... it will run faster
there is a "sweetspot....   find it.

I can confirm this. For a Saturn 128 was not enough, 256 gave better performance.
I did not try other values, did not even know that other values than 2^x would be OK.

trepex