btcgarden-AM-v1 down to $0.53/GHs. In stock for international selling!

[bbxx]

you should keep this info for yourself.

think...

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[xtoff]

yeah customs know also there are forum and they can read us  

Big Brother    is watching YOU !

[madsusies]

Not in my country, our customs just care about their an extra profit (not twice legal to

[stryker]

The buggers in my country do.... can't you be a top peep and "edit" your comment

[fivejonnyfive]

at 350mhz this unit is hashing at 700GH/sec!

power consumption at XFX 850 Core Bronze+ (not modular, cheap one)

only 780W

nice

Damn, 1.111w/gh not bad.
What's the poolside hashrate like? I'm worried about the error rate of these chips, especially since there's not an easy way to see it.

Also how's the heat output of the unit? Heat sinks still staying reasonable?

I'm also curious to know how he managed such extreme OC. (Maybe ignoring HW errors?)

I tried 330mhz but HW errors brought the hashrate down to ~280ghs. 320mhz seems to be the sweet spot for my machine giving me an additional 5-10gh without additional HW errors. (only tested 310,320,330).

With regard to overclocking: I noticed that in the /home/pi/Garden directory there's a familiar looking "miner.php" file.

So, I copied that over to /var/www/ and chmod'd it 755 and what do you know: your.miner.ip/miner.php serves up the familiar no-frills cgminer web display. This is nice as you can do instant pool switching and also monitor the hardware error rate. I was getting 8% at 310clock with 623GH/s over a 24 hour period - I'm testing 320 now.

It's worth noting that ducking down to 310 I didn't see a real aggregate change in the poolside hashrate so I'm thinking any additional speed is eaten up by errors. Nonetheless, these additional stats will help me maybe tweak some more of the command line parameters.

[sang]

With regard to overclocking: I noticed that in the /home/pi/Garden directory there's a familiar looking "miner.php" file.

So, I copied that over to /var/www/ and chmod'd it 755 and what do you know: your.miner.ip/miner.php serves up the familiar no-frills cgminer web display. This is nice as you can do instant pool switching and also monitor the hardware error rate. I was getting 8% at 310clock with 623GH/s over a 24 hour period - I'm testing 320 now.

It's worth noting that ducking down to 310 I didn't see a real aggregate change in the poolside hashrate so I'm thinking any additional speed is eaten up by errors. Nonetheless, these additional stats will help me maybe tweak some more of the command line parameters.

6.21% here @ 310 stock clocks. I would OC but my input temp is too warm. Does anyone know how to monitor temps? Is there really no temp sensors on these things?

[stryker]

Guys..... what are the credentials used to ssh the btc garden miner? I'd look at the sd card for clues but I don't want to stop mining :-)

[xtoff]

To be continued

Good news. I repaired my miner. I unsettled it and straightened the cage and it works. The twisted cage had to make a bad contact. I had very good figures with 3 blades but with 4 I am especially above 620 Gh/s

So I'm very  , Very, very good motherboards.

DHL test confirmed, DHL play football with it and it runs better

[bbxx]

Guys..... what are the credentials used to ssh the btc garden miner? I'd look at the sd card for clues but I don't want to stop mining :-)

pi
raspberry

[xtoff]

Guys..... what are the credentials used to ssh the btc garden miner? I'd look at the sd card for clues but I don't want to stop mining :-)

pi
raspberry

? Can you explain If i want to connect to Raspberry I need login password ?

[stryker]

Guys..... what are the credentials used to ssh the btc garden miner? I'd look at the sd card for clues but I don't want to stop mining :-)

pi
raspberry

Oh man so its a standard rasbian distro..... should of known, many thanks!

[stryker]

Guys..... what are the credentials used to ssh the btc garden miner? I'd look at the sd card for clues but I don't want to stop mining :-)

pi
raspberry

Oh man so its a standard rasbian distro..... should of known, many thanks!

when you ssh it... username is pi.... password is raspberry

HTH

[xtoff]

thanks a lot  bbxx and stryker,  it's my first one and I had not understood that it was the login and password LOL.

Winscp works fine

[klondike_bar]

I paid on saturday afternoon and on tuesday was given a tracking number.

Its now Thursday and the only status message for the shipment is: "1   Shipment information received   HONG KONG - HONG KONG"

 

[bobsag3]

I paid on saturday afternoon and on tuesday was given a tracking number.

Its now Thursday and the only status message for the shipment is: "1   Shipment information received   HONG KONG - HONG KONG"

 

Most of our shipments have done that, then show up to us ~24 hours later. Gotta love UPS

[btcgarden_miner]

I paid on saturday afternoon and on tuesday was given a tracking number.

Its now Thursday and the only status message for the shipment is: "1   Shipment information received   HONG KONG - HONG KONG"

 

Sorry for keep you waiting.
International shipping would require some time to do exporting, and since the packages go thru HK to you, the HK customs also spends some time on checking.

[gurki]

How quiet are these things really?

[AForceNinja]

I would say 4 of them are quieter than an S1 antminer...

[stryker]

I would say 4 of them are quieter than an S1 antminer...

+1 that, they are fairly quiet and run pretty cool too.

[rhj12345]

Placed an "in stock" order Monday and I still see no tracking number in my account as of today Friday.

Is this normal???