Ebit e9 miner with 6.8Th/s from Ebang company a new rival for existing producers

[ayrton55]

This is their webpage http://miner.ebang.com.cn/en/index.html

These are the specs.
Ebit E9 Miner Parameters

Ideal hash rate：  6.3TH/S（-2%～+10%）
Power consumption ratio on wall：140W/T（-10%～+15%，AC/DC 93%efficiency，25℃ ambient temperature）
Rated voltage：   11.8V～13.0V
Chip Info.：   DW1227 96pcs（14nm LPP process）     
Power interface：   4*6PIN port
Dimensions：   290mm*126mm*155mm
Weight：   4.2KG
Network connection：   Ethernet
Operating temperature：   -10℃～40℃
Working humidity：   5%RH～95%RH (non condensing)

[takagari]

This is their webpage http://miner.ebang.com.cn/en/index.html

These are the specs.
Ebit E9 Miner Parameters

Ideal hash rate：  6.3TH/S（-2%～+10%）
Power consumption ratio on wall：140W/T（-10%～+15%，AC/DC 93%efficiency，25℃ ambient temperature）
Rated voltage：   11.8V～13.0V
Chip Info.：   DW1227 96pcs（14nm LPP process）      
Power interface：   4*6PIN port
Dimensions：   290mm*126mm*155mm
Weight：   4.2KG
Network connection：   Ethernet
Operating temperature：   -10℃～40℃
Working humidity：   5%RH～95%RH (non condensing)

Yah, dunno seen a lot of vaporware scams popping up.
This has been discussed I believe the power draw over the number of plugs screams fake or fire hazard.

[QuintLeo]

Only 205 watts per connector - well within the connector specs, doesn't push them anywhere near as hard as the SP20 (which was NOT known for melting connectors as a widespread thing, unlike a couple of the KNC models that wanted to push 300+ watts through them).

[takagari]

Only 205 watts per connector - well within the connector specs, doesn't push them anywhere near as hard as the SP20 (which was NOT known for melting connectors as a widespread thing, unlike a couple of the KNC models that wanted to push 300+ watts through them).

Correct yes I think it was more the rated output of that psu, which if used only for the miner would be fine, but if used to it's max output, wouldn't

Either way this has been floating for a while and yet to see a review or post on anyone actually having one??

[NotFuzzyWarm]

Either way this has been floating for a while and yet to see a review or post on anyone actually having one??

Which is why this thread should be in Speculation vs Hardware....
To date this is just vaporware.

[fanatic26]

This is not vaporware as I just set 4 of them up last night. As they have only been officially selling in mainland China the software is in all chinese. All miners are slightly outperforming the stock 6.3t spec, sitting between 6.4 and 6.5t at 715 mhz. There is an option to turn them up to 730 and with that they will hit 6.6-6.7t but I didnt want to deviate from stock settings on the inital test phase.

Also, the production version of the hashing boards have 3x6 pin PCIE connectors not 2 per board as stated in the prerelease specs.

Edit: Using the unreliable Kill-o-Watt meter im seeing an efficiency of about .15 or so. Going to amp clamp it later and see if I can get slightly more accurate readings.

[fanatic26]

In the ultra cynical world of bitcointalk I guess i better post some pictures before people start calling me a liar.

[LASERminer]

Edit: Using the unreliable Kill-o-Watt meter im seeing an efficiency of about .15 or so. Going to amp clamp it later and see if I can get slightly more accurate readings.

How much in Watt it takes?

[wlefever]

Wesbite says 140W/TH so close to 900 watts

[zombijs]

Looks pretty good.

[fanatic26]

Another thing to note about this miner. While they offer a 6 month warranty on the blades and a 1 year warranty on the controller as of right now the warranty is only valid in China. I have confirmed this direct with Ebang. As they are not officially selling outside of China the warranty does not cross the border.

[fanatic26]

Edit: Using the unreliable Kill-o-Watt meter im seeing an efficiency of about .15 or so. Going to amp clamp it later and see if I can get slightly more accurate readings.

How much in Watt it takes?

Kill-o-Watt is reporting about 1010 watts but as many of you know they are not the most accurate of devices.

[TunerDude007]

How much are these? I don't understand how much it says on their site.

[traxor]

How much are these? I don't understand how much it says on their site.

$130 USD per Terrahash (6.3) = $819

[fanatic26]

How much are these? I don't understand how much it says on their site.

$130 USD per Terrahash (6.3) = $819

They sell them together with their own 1500w power supply which is another $80 USD.

[Rabinovitch]

Avalon 741 looks better...

[zombijs]

good alternative to Bitmain's miners. At least looks reliable.

[isoneguy]

How is the noise from these compared to the s7/s9?

[icon73]

In the ultra cynical world of bitcointalk I guess i better post some pictures before people start calling me a liar.

When you bought yours did you need to wire money, or are they willing to take BTC as payment?

[Burci39]

Were you able to have them shipped to US? If so, how much was shipping?