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January 28, 2015, 02:41:56 AM
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Does anyone know how to tell the difference between an S3 and a S3+ ? Some of mine just say "S3" and others say "TP-Link TL-WR743N/ND v2" as the model?

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January 28, 2015, 05:07:28 AM
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Does anyone know how to tell the difference between an S3 and a S3+ ? Some of mine just say "S3" and others say "TP-Link TL-WR743N/ND v2" as the model?

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There should be a little plate on one of the sides that says S3 or S3+ with a Bitmain logo
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January 28, 2015, 05:27:40 AM
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Ah yes, they do indeed!.... going blind i think :-)
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January 28, 2015, 06:27:29 AM
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What is the difference exactly between them?

The S3+ is overclockable so 50Ghash/s more?

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January 28, 2015, 06:49:21 AM
Last edit: January 28, 2015, 08:21:53 PM by HerbPean
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What is the difference exactly between them?

The S3+ is overclockable so 50Ghash/s more?


They had an issue with the the DC/DC converter on some/most of the S3 (maybe a batch issue of that component or a just a flaw in their hardware schematic) Some units will run rock solid at 504 GH/s and others are not overclockable and run within 420-441 gh/s. I bought two S3 Batch 1. I got one very good machine and the other ... not so lucky. Having a hard time to make run to 441 (required many reboot) Sometime the magic happens and it runs at 441 for days but most of the time it is not. My second unit runs a rock solid 504 Gh/s forever.

They kind of fixed the issue with the S3+. I don't own an S3+ but they should be more overclockable.

The factory specs is Hash Rate: 453 GH/s±5% with great OC potential for the S3+ versus Hash Rate: 441 GH/s±5% for the S3.
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January 28, 2015, 10:08:23 AM
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What is the difference exactly between them?

The S3+ is overclockable so 50Ghash/s more?


They had an issue with the the DC/DC converter on some/most of the S3 (maybe a batch issue of that component or a just a flaw in their hardware schematic) Some units will run rock solid at 504 GH/s and others are not overclockable and run within 420-441 gh/s. I bought two S3 Batch 1. I got one very good machine and the other ... not so lucky. Having a hard time to make run to 441 (required many reboot) Sometime the magic happens and it runs at 441 for days but most of the time it is not. My second unit runs a rock solid 504 Gh/s forever.

They kind of fixed the issue with the S3+. I don't own and S3+ but they should be more overclockable.

The factory specs is Hash Rate: 453 GH/s±5% with great OC potential for the S3+ versus Hash Rate: 441 GH/s±5% for the S3.

I have 2 batch 8 that run just like the S3+ due to upgraded firmware. I also have 1 batch 2 that will only run at 410GH and I have not touched the firmware as to many people have bricked them trying so I just run it the way it is.
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January 28, 2015, 04:27:29 PM
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 I have a batch 1 running nonstop since july flawless but they need to run at freq 212 so I  get about 840gh at 600 watts.  they run in an office using a discount power plan of 2.4 cents a kwatt. they have earned 2.5 coins since july 22. easy btc roi but usd roi is still not there yet.

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January 28, 2015, 07:58:30 PM
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I have a batch 1 running nonstop since july flawless but they need to run at freq 212 so I  get about 840gh at 600 watts.  they run in an office using a discount power plan of 2.4 cents a kwatt. they have earned 2.5 coins since july 22. easy btc roi but usd roi is still not there yet.

You must be talking about 2 - S3 miners?
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January 28, 2015, 11:00:40 PM
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I have a batch 1 running nonstop since july flawless but they need to run at freq 212 so I  get about 840gh at 600 watts.  they run in an office using a discount power plan of 2.4 cents a kwatt. they have earned 2.5 coins since july 22. easy btc roi but usd roi is still not there yet.

You must be talking about 2 - S3 miners?

Yes, he has 2.

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