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February 10, 2014, 07:03:09 PM |
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So
All question will be addressed tommorrow
Today We do
PACKING
Whoot! Order status has changed to "shipped"!  I still don't have a power supply for them though, seems to be a power supply shortage around these parts! How is your tplink upgrade gator? Is all good? |
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marto74 (OP)
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February 10, 2014, 07:41:31 PM |
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So,
All 10-th feb orders are packed.
Part of them went out of the door.
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zulover
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February 10, 2014, 08:06:32 PM |
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nice going, thats good to hear.  |
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February 10, 2014, 10:58:01 PM
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rostbiffen
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February 10, 2014, 11:32:53 PM |
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marto can i order this board without chips? or with assembly service?
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Gator-hex
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February 10, 2014, 11:34:49 PM |
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So
All question will be addressed tommorrow
Today We do
PACKING
Whoot! Order status has changed to "shipped"! I still don't have a power supply for them though, seems to be a power supply shortage around these parts! still "Preparation in progress"  Question? Do you have a tracking ID for your packet? This is my 4th and 5th order with Technobit. I've never had a tracking number with any of them. They take about 5-7 days to get from Bulgaria to UK and I have to sign for them. How is your tplink upgrade gator? Is all good? Going to leave it for now until stuff arrives. Get a few more days mining in on the Hex16Bs before I risk messing with it. I've got another one on order just in case it goes badly.  |
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loshia
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February 11, 2014, 02:43:26 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) |
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gcube1305
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February 11, 2014, 02:53:06 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... |
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loshia
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February 11, 2014, 02:54:50 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though |
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gcube1305
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February 11, 2014, 02:59:43 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this  |
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loshia
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February 11, 2014, 03:04:14 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this I was in a hurry to install my board so i skipped this part but my tp-link and my borad are powered from same psu no external power for tplink First thing i do is to garbage al 5V external power adapters. i am cutting the plug only (Hubs) |
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Gator-hex
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February 11, 2014, 03:46:32 PM
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this I was in a hurry to install my board so i skipped this part but my tp-link and my borad are powered from same psu no external power for tplink First thing i do is to garbage al 5V external power adapters. i am cutting the plug only (Hubs) My solution is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=338790.msg4642613#msg4642613Moral of the story is always use a power protected USB hub! |
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gcube1305
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February 11, 2014, 04:15:29 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this I was in a hurry to install my board so i skipped this part but my tp-link and my borad are powered from same psu no external power for tplink First thing i do is to garbage al 5V external power adapters. i am cutting the plug only (Hubs) My solution is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=338790.msg4642613#msg4642613Moral of the story is always use a power protected USB hub! Good to know, thanks all. My plan was to directly plug the board to the raspi, but now i'll put a protected hub between them And i will power both raspi, hub and miner with the same PSU. I'm just looking for a guide about how to power the raspi with a standard PSU, since raspi power connector is a micro USB... |
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Gator-hex
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February 11, 2014, 04:22:40 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this I was in a hurry to install my board so i skipped this part but my tp-link and my borad are powered from same psu no external power for tplink First thing i do is to garbage al 5V external power adapters. i am cutting the plug only (Hubs) My solution is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=338790.msg4642613#msg4642613Moral of the story is always use a power protected USB hub! Good to know, thanks all. My plan was to directly plug the board to the raspi, but now i'll put a protected hub between them And i will power both raspi, hub and miner with the same PSU. I'm just looking for a guide about how to power the raspi with a standard PSU, since raspi power connector is a micro USB... The Rasbury Pi has long been know to have USB/power issues. Using a TP-Link TL-MR3020 is recommend instead as your 2W mining PC! The image for that is on the Technobit download page: http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=53&controller=product&id_lang=1# |
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gcube1305
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February 11, 2014, 04:37:34 PM |
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Dude the ground reference problem is not related to the board itsef so best practice is always to use one psu only or same plug(not recommended) Ok, gonna power the raspi through the 5V output of the PSU i'll use for the board... Super! that is a right way to go dude In that case you can cut red usb data wire red one +5v from pi to board itself or to the hub just in case. It is not necessary though Well if i can protect my board (and my raspi) from burnin i think i'll do this I was in a hurry to install my board so i skipped this part but my tp-link and my borad are powered from same psu no external power for tplink First thing i do is to garbage al 5V external power adapters. i am cutting the plug only (Hubs) My solution is here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=338790.msg4642613#msg4642613Moral of the story is always use a power protected USB hub! Good to know, thanks all. My plan was to directly plug the board to the raspi, but now i'll put a protected hub between them And i will power both raspi, hub and miner with the same PSU. I'm just looking for a guide about how to power the raspi with a standard PSU, since raspi power connector is a micro USB... The Rasbury Pi has long been know to have USB/power issues. Using a TP-Link TL-MR3020 is recommend instead as your 2W mining PC! The image for that is on the Technobit download page: http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=53&controller=product&id_lang=1#TP-Link ordered, i'll flash it by myself. Thanks all for advice, now waiting for the board... |
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stiffla
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February 11, 2014, 05:53:32 PM |
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So my order got shipped today, thanks for this any specs now about needed PSU power? I only have 2 rails with 22A and from what I have read so far, It will not be enough, right? regards |
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loshia
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February 11, 2014, 06:16:22 PM |
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So my order got shipped today, thanks for this any specs now about needed PSU power? I only have 2 rails with 22A and from what I have read so far, It will not be enough, right? regards You need at least 40 amps for oc If two retails 22 a each is the bottom line 44a total I am having 700 w single rail rated at 55a 12v no issues However if you under lock volt you will need less |
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stiffla
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February 11, 2014, 06:31:03 PM |
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So my order got shipped today, thanks for this any specs now about needed PSU power? I only have 2 rails with 22A and from what I have read so far, It will not be enough, right? regards You need at least 40 amps for oc If two retails 22 a each is the bottom line 44a total I am having 700 w single rail rated at 55a 12v no issues However if you under lock volt you will need less not sure if my 4 pci express wires are connected to those 2 rails... so with oc you mean for at least 260 GH/s it should be sufficient theoratically? |
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loshia
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February 11, 2014, 06:55:46 PM |
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So my order got shipped today, thanks for this any specs now about needed PSU power? I only have 2 rails with 22A and from what I have read so far, It will not be enough, right? regards You need at least 40 amps for oc If two retails 22 a each is the bottom line 44a total I am having 700 w single rail rated at 55a 12v no issues However if you under lock volt you will need less not sure if my 4 pci express wires are connected to those 2 rails... so with oc you mean for at least 260 GH/s it should be sufficient theoratically? Depends of your board but around 260 . I can not guarantee you that. For instance I have some dead chip cores. To clock it and get around 260 you need 45 amps at least. I pushed my beyond safe limits and it is making 270 g but I will go back to 230-240 just to be on a safe side |
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