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I thought it was supposed to come with a cover? Nope: https://bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=0002014081313175081722f1GeUO063FS1 Upgrade Kit includes: 1. 2 units of hash boards 2. 2 units of mini customized heat sink 3. 1 unit of adapter board 4. 1 unit of control board holder 5. 1 fan including the fan's cover and screws 6. 4 units of white plastic brackets, 2 units of 2x10 pin cables, 8 screws, 8 spring screws 7. You shall prepare our own thermal paste, which is easy to be ordered: Thanks for the video, are your using the Philip screw ? |
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miTgiB
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September 19, 2014, 09:22:45 PM |
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I've been trying to search the board on this upgrade, I've completed 1 of 4, but am unable to get the unit hashing, I've sent email to bitmaintech, asking if there is a firmware update needed? Has anyone alredy gone through this and could share some knowladge
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September 19, 2014, 11:58:24 PM |
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I've been trying to search the board on this upgrade, I've completed 1 of 4, but am unable to get the unit hashing, I've sent email to bitmaintech, asking if there is a firmware update needed? Has anyone alredy gone through this and could share some knowladge
Got mine today, assembled it, but lost it on the network. Not sure yet, will let you know if I can get mine hashing... |
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September 20, 2014, 12:23:05 AM |
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Yeah, flash the firmware to the latest version for the S3 that Bitmain has on their support site. That will get you going, it's working for me.
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September 20, 2014, 01:11:00 AM |
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Yeah, flash the firmware to the latest version for the S3 that Bitmain has on their support site. That will get you going, it's working for me.
That was the ticket, antMiner_S320140826.bin and all is well. Was terrified I'd brick the unit Thanks! |
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September 20, 2014, 11:03:38 AM |
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Yeah, flash the firmware to the latest version for the S3 that Bitmain has on their support site. That will get you going, it's working for me.
Thanks for the info, I just got confirmation that my upgrades shipped early this morning; I guess I should see them by the end of next week. |
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September 20, 2014, 01:15:51 PM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain |
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September 20, 2014, 04:18:28 PM |
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Mine are working just like they are s3's.
I flashed to the non gui frequency s3 firmware.
I have them all overclocked to 243 and they are hashing the same as my s3's same temperatures and much less hardware errors.
Probably because I applied the heat sink compound properly. Arctic Cool MX-4.
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September 20, 2014, 05:12:57 PM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain Sweet thanks! Afraid I'd done something wrong on the install when everything looked tip top. Would've been nice if they mentioned flashing the firmware on the video though...would've had them hashing last night at 1am. Oh, and for anyone considering the upgrade...you're better off underclocking and undervolting your S1's and paying the extra for the nicer looking (and less dangerous, the heat sink blades are sharp) S3's or at this point perhaps the S4 if you can budget it when they announce the price. Your money will likely go further...we've now got a pile of s1 boards we're not sure what to do with yet...curious if we can build a large underclocked undervolted machine with multiple blades. |
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September 20, 2014, 06:16:38 PM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain Sweet thanks! Afraid I'd done something wrong on the install when everything looked tip top. Would've been nice if they mentioned flashing the firmware on the video though...would've had them hashing last night at 1am. Oh, and for anyone considering the upgrade...you're better off underclocking and undervolting your S1's and paying the extra for the nicer looking (and less dangerous, the heat sink blades are sharp) S3's or at this point perhaps the S4 if you can budget it when they announce the price. Your money will likely go further...we've now got a pile of s1 boards we're not sure what to do with yet...curious if we can build a large underclocked undervolted machine with multiple blades. Only problem with the logic of keeping the s1 hashing and buying an s3 instead is.... You need a power supply for the S3 which is more $$$ spent. granted u need to spend $ for heatsink compound. calling the heatsinks on the kits dangerous is a bit wacky. buying an S3 and selling the S1 may be the best route but they are going for around $80 now and they are heavy so shipping is near $20. so it comes down to convenience. the less bothersome route is the S3 upgrade kit and why I chose that route. Yeah they should be cheaper... but people who whine about prices gain nothing but wet faces. They are selling so, the price complaint is pointless |
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September 20, 2014, 09:16:42 PM
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Just received my upgrade kits.
Wanted to shout out how pleased I am with the packaging. Everything looks perfect.
Assembling now.
Thanks!
Kathwren
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Moar infos!
No problems with assembly, (an electric screwdriver very very helpful) firmware upgrade perfect, followed instructions here on unchecking "save settings" and adjusted the frequency under the miner configuration advanced tab.
Up and running no trouble.
Thanks Bitmaintech!
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September 20, 2014, 10:43:36 PM |
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Just received my upgrade kits.
Wanted to shout out how pleased I am with the packaging. Everything looks perfect.
Assembling now.
Thanks!
Kathwren
aka Katie on slush chat
Moar infos!
No problems with assembly, (an electric screwdriver very very helpful) firmware upgrade perfect, followed instructions here on unchecking "save settings" and adjusted the frequency under the miner configuration advanced tab.
Up and running no trouble.
Thanks Bitmaintech!
Congrats! Expecting my kit tomorrow. It is coming at the right time, as my S1's are being turned off for most of the day when their electricity cost is greater than projected BTC earnings. This is with a time-of-use electricity meter and the only time when these less efficient miners can be still used is at night during off-peak rates. Cheers |
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September 21, 2014, 12:00:46 AM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain Sweet thanks! Afraid I'd done something wrong on the install when everything looked tip top. Would've been nice if they mentioned flashing the firmware on the video though...would've had them hashing last night at 1am. Oh, and for anyone considering the upgrade...you're better off underclocking and undervolting your S1's and paying the extra for the nicer looking (and less dangerous, the heat sink blades are sharp) S3's or at this point perhaps the S4 if you can budget it when they announce the price. Your money will likely go further...we've now got a pile of s1 boards we're not sure what to do with yet...curious if we can build a large underclocked undervolted machine with multiple blades. Only problem with the logic of keeping the s1 hashing and buying an s3 instead is.... You need a power supply for the S3 which is more $$$ spent. granted u need to spend $ for heatsink compound. calling the heatsinks on the kits dangerous is a bit wacky. buying an S3 and selling the S1 may be the best route but they are going for around $80 now and they are heavy so shipping is near $20. so it comes down to convenience. the less bothersome route is the S3 upgrade kit and why I chose that route. Yeah they should be cheaper... but people who whine about prices gain nothing but wet faces. They are selling so, the price complaint is pointless 3 bucks for the paste that will last a year or two if you buy the jar. makes a lot sense to just upgrade those S1 and get a S4 or two then your set for what maybe 6 month lol , but by then if you managed what you made right you can buy those upgrade and keep going but yea just upgrade it's cheaper by far you might save all most 230 $ . for those that don't know you can buy just one off bitmains site some one on the thread posted how to . but if you don't want to use coins right now on amazon there are two selling upgrades and out pricing each others. |
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September 21, 2014, 12:13:24 AM |
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The heatsinks just nearly bit me a few times during install, and if you have to move the units, the S3's with the box around them are easier to transport without possibly slicing your finger if you mis-handle it. Of course, they're mostly stationary, so it really doesn't matter, mine are humming away steadily...thermal paste application is probably better than factory would've done, because I care.
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September 21, 2014, 12:14:12 AM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain BTW this works on S1, just did it see if i could and it did . not everyone should try it , i didn't care if I messed one up . i have a S1 with the S3 firmware . might do them and wait for the upgrade kits to come in on all my S1. |
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September 21, 2014, 12:48:02 AM |
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Now i wonder what the S2 upgrade kits will sell for if they are still gonna do that and how much the S2 will drop once they do . I read some place online the other day about S 2 upgrade kits coming with NO ETA yet . If they do I buy one S4 and look for deals on S2  . and up grade like S1 btw i don't mine doing my own upgrades it more fun to me . |
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September 21, 2014, 01:22:21 AM |
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I upgraded six S1's. I will say the process takes about 30 minutes for each one, give or take. I got faster as I went through them. I can run all of them at 250 without any hardware errors. Oddly, the frequency just below that resulted in more hardware errors than 250 itself. Maybe the chips throw errors if they aren't powered properly. That's a total guess. But they are stable and nothing fancy, arctic-x4 was all I used.
Now to hope that the Bitcoin price rises to get me back into earning what I paid for them.
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September 21, 2014, 07:23:51 PM |
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I upgraded six S1's. I will say the process takes about 30 minutes for each one, give or take. I got faster as I went through them. I can run all of them at 250 without any hardware errors. Oddly, the frequency just below that resulted in more hardware errors than 250 itself. Maybe the chips throw errors if they aren't powered properly. That's a total guess. But they are stable and nothing fancy, arctic-x4 was all I used.
Now to hope that the Bitcoin price rises to get me back into earning what I paid for them.
How are you getting this done in 30 minutes? It takes nearly that long to remove the bubble wrap :/ I've timed myself and it takes me about 90 minutes per but I am not using any power tools. |
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September 21, 2014, 08:43:08 PM |
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I have an electric screwdriver (Drill with a proper bit actually) that obviously speeds up the process greatly. I'm sure by hand it'd take quite a bit longer because of all the screws. Only thing I struggled with is the fourth screw on the second fan. I just ended up using three screws for it. It wasn't furth futzing around to try and get all four in there.
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September 21, 2014, 10:20:37 PM |
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Just received a reply from bitmain BTW this works on S1, just did it see if i could and it did . not everyone should try it , i didn't care if I messed one up . i have a S1 with the S3 firmware . might do them and wait for the upgrade kits to come in on all my S1. What? The S3 firmware? What frequency did you set the S1 for then? |
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