GROUPBUY 4 - closed

[lenart_o]

I got confirmation of payment ,
but also waiting for tracking number
I pay yesterday

[Amph]

same, they said to wait 3 business day, 1 passed

[M1n0r]

Ok thx for your answers.
Edit: I hope they will send it today.

[wlefever]

Waiting on tracking number as well.  Within 2 days of payment they will arrange shiment and provide tracking number according to their email. This evening will technically be day 2 from when they confirmed my payment because of different time zones.

EDIT: Received #, can't wait to have these set up!

[Longsnowsm]

I just received my tracking number from Baikal.  So you just have to be patient.  Baikal is working through the orders and will get them out to us.  If this is your first Giant I think you are going to like it.  It is a pretty nice miner. 

[M1n0r]

Its all good me too I receve the tracking.  
Edit: Its my first ASIC miner I start mining on graphic card. Some months ago.

[Rupucers]

Be calm. They also sent mine quad 2-3 days after payment.

[DebitMe]

I just received my tracking number from Baikal.  So you just have to be patient.  Baikal is working through the orders and will get them out to us.  If this is your first Giant I think you are going to like it.  It is a pretty nice miner. 

Whats the noise level of a miner?  I imagine it can't be very loud since it only used roughly 250 watts, but am curious.  Also, does each one take 2 8 pin connectors?  I will need to look for a PSU that has 6 8 pin connectors to power my 3 in that case.

[Amph]

I just received my tracking number from Baikal.  So you just have to be patient.  Baikal is working through the orders and will get them out to us.  If this is your first Giant I think you are going to like it.  It is a pretty nice miner. 

Whats the noise level of a miner?  I imagine it can't be very loud since it only used roughly 250 watts, but am curious.  Also, does each one take 2 8 pin connectors?  I will need to look for a PSU that has 6 8 pin connectors to power my 3 in that case.

some video on youtube say 50db other 70db

[Longsnowsm]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

[Amph]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

[felixbrucker]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

[Longsnowsm]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig. 

[Amph]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig.  

yes this is the issue, if i turn the psu on the miner turn on but then i need to press the switch of the motherboard to turn that on also, which usually will turn on the psu...

normally the psu isn't working if you just turn on its switch but if the asic require the electricity it will switch it on like when you turn on the MB right?

[felixbrucker]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig. 

yes this is the issue, if i turn the psu on the miner turn on but then i need to press the switch of the motherboard to turn that on also, which usually will turn on the psu...

normally the psu isn't working if you just turn on its switch but if the asic require the electricity it will switch it on like you when you turn on the MB right?

i have had connected it like that, it wont work, your mb will have to connect the two pins form the 24 pin connector internally

[Amph]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig. 

yes this is the issue, if i turn the psu on the miner turn on but then i need to press the switch of the motherboard to turn that on also, which usually will turn on the psu...

normally the psu isn't working if you just turn on its switch but if the asic require the electricity it will switch it on like you when you turn on the MB right?

i have had connected it like that, it wont work, your mb will have to connect the two pins form the 24 pin connector internally

what do you mean? can i just switch on the motherboard first and plug the asic later into the psu?

[felixbrucker]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig. 

yes this is the issue, if i turn the psu on the miner turn on but then i need to press the switch of the motherboard to turn that on also, which usually will turn on the psu...

normally the psu isn't working if you just turn on its switch but if the asic require the electricity it will switch it on like you when you turn on the MB right?

i have had connected it like that, it wont work, your mb will have to connect the two pins form the 24 pin connector internally

what do you mean? can i just switch on the motherboard first and plug the asic later into the psu?

what i mean:
psu connected to mb and miner -> switch on the mb and the miner will turn on as well
psu connected to mb and miner -> switch on the psu and nothing will power on (besides when the mb auto powers on after it lost power)

[Amph]

According to the sound meter on my phone it shows 64db at 3" from the fan, and about 44db at about 3 feet away from the miner.  It is not an annoying sound, it is a very nice home miner.  So far my favorite of the ASIC rigs I have played with or used.

can you tell me if there is a switch, or you just plug it in the psu and it run?

only pcie power plugs, no switch

Felixbrucker is correct, there are no switches on the miner.  You can turn it on and off by the PSU power switch.  Not idea if you are trying to share the PSU with a GPU rig. 

yes this is the issue, if i turn the psu on the miner turn on but then i need to press the switch of the motherboard to turn that on also, which usually will turn on the psu...

normally the psu isn't working if you just turn on its switch but if the asic require the electricity it will switch it on like you when you turn on the MB right?

i have had connected it like that, it wont work, your mb will have to connect the two pins form the 24 pin connector internally

what do you mean? can i just switch on the motherboard first and plug the asic later into the psu?

what i mean:
psu connected to mb and miner -> switch on the mb and the miner will turn on as well
psu connected to mb and miner -> switch on the psu and nothing will power on (besides when the mb auto powers on after it lost power)

ah, then it work normally, i just plug in the psu and then turn on the MB, the psu is always on, i never shut down it completely

[Marvell1]

I anyone else drops out I am in for two shipping to USA

[ANDYSK]

Hi, anybody knows how to connect these miners and max how much pieces can be connected?? How to do it?? I found only 2 videos about preliminary settings. Nothing else on the web.
https://youtu.be/DjAOvdn7Pew
Waiting 7 pcs. Arriving on tuesday. Do you think I can connect all 7??