Bitmain launches the new AntMiner DR3 (Decred ASIC Miner)

[shaninium]

My order for the DR3 miners just arrived, YAY!!

Can it be overclocked?

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[mattstyle]

Mine is arriving today. BTW, what pools do you guys have in mind?

was thinking this one:

https://mining.luxor.tech/

lower fees, decent overall rate and has a US endpoint..

[bigassboy]

Mine is arriving today. BTW, what pools do you guys have in mind?

was thinking this one:

https://mining.luxor.tech/

lower fees, decent overall rate and has a US endpoint..

im using beepool.org

[bigassboy]

My order for the DR3 miners just arrived, YAY!!

Can it be overclocked?

Yes, default is 410mh/z and there’s an option to boost it to 450mh/z but I haven’t tried it though

EDIT: chain #3 is giving high HW errors above 1300 soon after startup on both of my dr3 (default settings)

[markiz73]

The first batch is not yet fully launched, and the profit fell to 8-10 dollars, depending on the cost of electricity.
https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-dr3
Now purchase orders are set for October 8-15. By this time, the profit will fall several more times and the asic may not be payable.

Those who bought in September will probably earn if they sell it now

[sweeperAA]

Luxor is good and they're only a 1% fee PPS, but they haven't implemented user accounts yet so the payouts are fixed at 0.2 intervals. I've been using Luxor and https://www2.coinmine.pl/dcr/ for the past 5 months (coinmine is 1% fee PPLNS). Both have discord channels that they are responsive to. I'm favoring coinmine right now because they have user accounts and an android phone app so you can monitor account progress remotely.

[hashestohashes]

The first batch is not yet fully launched, and the profit fell to 8-10 dollars, depending on the cost of electricity.
https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-dr3
Now purchase orders are set for October 8-15. By this time, the profit will fall several more times and the asic may not be payable.

Those who bought in September will probably earn if they sell it now

A man giving out free advice on how to make money, seems sketchier than paying $99 for an ebook lol

[efudd]

My order for the DR3 miners just arrived, YAY!!

Can it be overclocked?

Yes, default is 410mh/z and there’s an option to boost it to 450mh/z but I haven’t tried it though

EDIT: chain #3 is giving high HW errors above 1300 soon after startup on both of my dr3 (default settings)

Are you a unix-type-person? In other words, could you tar up the filesystem and share it with me?

0j

[yrk1957]

https://asicminermarket.com/product/strongu-miner-stu-u1-dcr-hc-miner/

11TH/s at 1600w

Perhaps that's Bitmain starts its sale...

[mattstyle]

here's the fees UPS wants:

$189.18 USD

for one unit.. 

[hashestohashes]

here's the fees UPS wants:

$189.18 USD

for one unit.. 

They better get those American ASIC companies up and running pronto (so we can pay like 15% more than before, but 10% less than we have to pay now)

[wsopft]

UK import fees £120.12

[sweeperAA]

What kind of temps are your dr3 chips running at and at how much wall power?

Mine temps are 88C, 85C, and 83C at 100% fan and my meter is telling me it's pulling 1570W. Miner says it's between 7.8 and 7.9 Th/s.

At least I don't have any chain errors and my HW errors are relatively low (less than 50 after 10min).

[efudd]

What kind of temps are your dr3 chips running at and at how much wall power?

Mine temps are 88C, 85C, and 83C at 100% fan and my meter is telling me it's pulling 1570W. Miner says it's between 7.8 and 7.9 Th/s.

At least I don't have any chain errors and my HW errors are relatively low (less than 50 after 10min).

what frequencies are available by default?

Can you set a frequency other than the included ones via the browser/inspect or editing /config/cgminer.comf?

If so, I can move on, if not, I want get get the firmware and open it up.

-j

[sweeperAA]

What kind of temps are your dr3 chips running at and at how much wall power?

Mine temps are 88C, 85C, and 83C at 100% fan and my meter is telling me it's pulling 1570W. Miner says it's between 7.8 and 7.9 Th/s.

At least I don't have any chain errors and my HW errors are relatively low (less than 50 after 10min).

what frequencies are available by default?

Can you set a frequency other than the included ones via the browser/inspect or editing /config/cgminer.comf?

If so, I can move on, if not, I want get get the firmware and open it up.

-j

Default frequency is set to 410M. Looks like normal frequencies available to select up to 450M are available. I tried SSH into the miner with user/pass as root/root but denied. I'm not really comfortable with setting new frequencies yet as I'm still gauging default characteristics, but would be happy to get you firmware image if you know of a way.

[efudd]

try root/admin

that's the default unless you change the password in the web server.

[sweeperAA]

Yep, those worked. Here's the interesting info of the cgminer.conf (after the pool info):

"api-listen" : true,
"api-network" : true,
"api-groups" : "A:stats:pools:devs:summary:version",
"api-allow" : "A:0/0,W:*",
"bitmain-fan-ctrl" : true,
"bitmain-fan-pwm" : "100",
"bitmain-use-vil" : true,
"bitmain-freq" : "410"

Anything specifically, I can help out with? Feel free to PM me.

[efudd]

Yep, those worked. Here's the interesting info of the cgminer.conf (after the pool info):

"api-listen" : true,
"api-network" : true,
"api-groups" : "A:stats:pools:devs:summary:version",
"api-allow" : "A:0/0,W:*",
"bitmain-fan-ctrl" : true,
"bitmain-fan-pwm" : "100",
"bitmain-use-vil" : true,
"bitmain-freq" : "410"

Anything specifically, I can help out with? Feel free to PM me.

Yeah, just something simple, pick any frequency that is NOT in the list on the web page, and change the '410' value to that freq. like, if 415 isn't listed, change 410 to 415. (I assume you know how to use vi? I'll try to describe the actual commands, one per line, just below this comment by pretending I'm editing it... Once that's done, run "/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart". All I'm looking to see is if the actual frequency changes to what you put in (like 415) or if it goes back to 410. The change will show up in the web interface with the regular miner stats.

SSH in, type these commands:
vi /config/cgminer.sh (hit enter)
/410
cw415 (Hit Escape)
:wq! (hit enter)

Then restart cgminer.sh

So that's literally typing 'c', then 'w', then '4', then '1', then '0', as if it was one word. no spaces, no enters, only, etc.

Thank you for helping as best you can!

-j

[sweeperAA]

I can usually fumble my way through linux, vi, and an ssh interface.

I assume you meant cgminer.conf. The value 415 is not available in the web interface drop down. Changing the 410 to 415 in cgminer.conf results in the listed frequencies in the Miner Status page to show 415. Going to the Advanced Settings page where you would normally change the frequencies using the drop down, the drop down box is blank.

For this test, I had to reboot the miner via the web interface. How do you restart cgminer through the ssh?

[efudd]

I can usually fumble my way through linux, vi, and an ssh interface.

I assume you meant cgminer.conf. The value 415 is not available in the web interface drop down. Changing the 410 to 415 in cgminer.conf results in the listed frequencies in the Miner Status page to show 415. Going to the Advanced Settings page where you would normally change the frequencies using the drop down, the drop down box is blank.

For this test, I had to reboot the miner via the web interface. How do you restart cgminer through the ssh?

Yeah,I meant cgminer.conf, doh.

This will restart it through the command line: "/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart"

I expect the web interface, after changing to 415, will be blank (don't worry, if you select any other frequency and apply, it'll be back to the way it was) since the web interface is reading the frequency and doesn't have a match in the html for "415".. so it just shows blank.

Ok, so if the miner status page showed 415, that suggests this one is *NOT* factory locked on frequencies.

It's just a matter of figuring out how far it can be pushed... Thank you!

-j