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Author Topic: [Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service  (Read 623954 times)
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July 05, 2013, 06:21:03 PM
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1 waterblock will be cooling 2 bitburner

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That's the same thing I was doing but with the klondikes . I made each water block two piece and symmetrical. They are CNC routed the block can be screwed or tig welded together. I sent it out for a quote yesterday. I based the internal design off some GPU water blocks I had laying around.
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July 05, 2013, 10:09:25 PM
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I like this concept, I'm just waiting for the source release so I can start making numbers for my project..  Grin
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July 06, 2013, 12:27:58 AM
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Too expensive :/

1 waterblock would cost 20-40$

http://www.liquidextasy.de/dienstleistungen/spezialanfertigungen

these guys could provide some good solutions
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July 06, 2013, 06:13:38 AM
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Given that you are paying 100 eur per board another 10/20 per board does not seem that much Smiley
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July 06, 2013, 10:48:59 AM
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Given that you are paying 100 eur per board another 10/20 per board does not seem that much Smiley

Especially if you consider that you might get another discuont for the BARE Pcb that you need anyway if you want to overclock...
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July 06, 2013, 11:20:51 AM
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I'll get my BitBurner waterblock prototype next week Smiley

And Burnin too Wink
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July 06, 2013, 11:32:21 AM
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I'll get my BitBurner waterblock prototype next week Smiley

And Burnin too Wink

Could you then provide some quotes for full specs?

That is, waterblocks, pump, radiator?
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July 06, 2013, 01:45:04 PM
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I'll get my BitBurner waterblock prototype next week Smiley

And Burnin too Wink

How bout you create a new thread for that eh? Wink

Stay on topic,
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July 06, 2013, 03:53:12 PM
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Im not sure datacentres will be happy when you announce 19" racks that are watercooled. I guess they will fear a leak and damage to the hardware of their colocation racks. But i might be wrong.

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July 06, 2013, 05:35:36 PM
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I don`t care about 'datacentres'.
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July 06, 2013, 06:00:21 PM
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I don`t care about 'datacentres'.

I thought because its 19"... but if you build your own rack its not a problem of course.

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July 06, 2013, 11:10:57 PM
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Anyone know if there is electrical insulation (thermal interface material) between the heat sink and the board?


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July 07, 2013, 01:13:59 AM
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Anyone know if there is electrical insulation (thermal interface material) between the heat sink and the board?

Just thermal paste + the insulation of the board.

Burnin - ETA on website + ordering?
Next week.

Hey burnin,

Bitfury chips are now for sale^^, so lets start to think about REV.02 of Bitburner.

see here:
http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/shop/
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=250249.msg2661326#msg2661326

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I don't think punin will give the master board schematics after reading from here: http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/product/bitfury-55nm-asic-h-board/  "16 chip Hashing Board to be used with the Master board (or separately if you’re a real hacker)"

Are you a real hacker burnin? Will you offer mining board service with Bitfury's chips? If yes how are you going to get the schematics of the boards?
Isn't this whole thread proof enough when it comes to my abilities to develop and build products that actually work?
I don't need schematics to create a bitfury mining board.
All the infos needed to adapt the bitburner to bitfury's chips were already released.
(Pinout and protocol)
Once the Avalon stuff is all done i'll do a Board with those chips.


Overall status:

Wrapping up the last few changes to get these boards mass produced.

cgminer screenshot for a long run at 320Mhz - 6.4Ghash/s, about 0.12% HW errors.
The reported temperature is the actual board temperature, chip surface measured ~50°C.


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July 07, 2013, 01:37:53 AM
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Burnin - ETA on website + ordering?
Next week.

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Isn't this whole thread proof enough when it comes to my abilities to develop and build products that actually work?
I don't need schematics to create a bitfury mining board.
All the infos needed to adapt the bitburner to bitfury's chips were already released.
(Pinout and protocol)
Once the Avalon stuff is all done i'll do a Board with those chips.


Overall status:

Wrapping up the last few changes to get these boards mass produced.

cgminer screenshot for a long run at 320Mhz - 6.4Ghash/s, about 0.12% HW errors.
The reported temperature is the actual board temperature, chip surface measured ~50°C.



Great update! Yes the thread is a proof of your abilities to develop and build, but i'm not that technical and i don't know what is needed and what is not. That's very great news that you can make that board.

I'm hoping that the next update will be with the website. (if possible please post prices upfront)

Thank you.

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July 07, 2013, 01:40:54 AM
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The question regarding if the FPGA chip in the original Avalon design was required in a new design has been answered. NO!
Good job Burnin!
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Last edit: July 08, 2013, 01:50:11 PM by mike2kt
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Isn't this whole thread proof enough when it comes to my abilities to develop and build products that actually work?

Burnin - you have proven yourself above and beyond! I can’t speak for anyone else, but from my POV, you’ve not only mastered the development and then some! I personally appreciate the fact that your design doesn’t compromise minimal component parts to achieve the end goal.  
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July 07, 2013, 02:52:51 AM
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Overall status:

Wrapping up the last few changes to get these boards mass produced.

cgminer screenshot for a long run at 320Mhz - 6.4Ghash/s, about 0.12% HW errors.
The reported temperature is the actual board temperature, chip surface measured ~50°C.




Sweet work Burnin... that must feel GREAT!

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July 07, 2013, 04:39:26 AM
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Burnin, just a question on ordering.

for example: if the chips-order Batch1-5 from sebastianju arrive at the same time... do you work down first batch1, then batch2, ... or do you work down on order date on your page?
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July 07, 2013, 06:49:51 AM
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Excellent result!

I am puzzled by the duplicate work, did you investigate this ?

I am selling in stock OneStringMiner boards, based on the Bitfury chips. Have a look here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=495536.0
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July 07, 2013, 10:32:45 AM
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Fantastic result burnin, congratulations! I guess this journey is nearly over for you now. I imagine it's going to be a pretty great feeling to see the first few hundred boards coming off the production line Grin.

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