Topic: 1TH Bitcoin miner (Read 1529 times)
Some of those miners have a firmware where you can set voltage and clockspeed.It's with 2 powers and can be used with just one but only 6 blades and undervoltaged.I use mine with 1400w and 1.8TH.
It's being sold with the 1 th miner but as far as I know it's still a raspberry pi miner made by ASIC with 8 blades instead of 4 and it does not have any lcd display.
I'm guessing it's the A1 2TH. They are becoming inefficient compared to current gen. So it would depend on the price of unit and price of your electricity.
Point of comparison:
Bitmain S5, shipped from stock (new): $340 + $45 in shipping. Paid with Bitcoin.
Same new S5 via DHgate is about $402 (shipped) if you use a Credit Card.
Recently visited Bimtain website and that's what they quote.
Bitmain S5, shipped from stock (new): $340 + $45 in shipping. Paid with Bitcoin.
Same new S5 via DHgate is about $402 (shipped) if you use a Credit Card.
Recently visited Bimtain website and that's what they quote.
It's being sold with the 1 th miner but as far as I know it's still a raspberry pi miner made by ASIC with 8 blades instead of 4 and it does not have any lcd display.
Sorry to bring back an oldish thread but what are your thoughts on a 2.5 th model. Again any help is greatly appreciated.
Can you link to miner? We can tell a lot more from the model. 2.5T is a odd hash amount I'm not sure what model it is.
Sorry to bring back an oldish thread but what are your thoughts on a 2.5 th model. Again any help is greatly appreciated.
Looks like he's selling it for $300???
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
(plus what, a hundred for shipping?)
Im not sure. I haven't ordered from them since they started charging for shipping.
Looks like he's selling it for $300???
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
(plus what, a hundred for shipping?)
i have several units to sell ... ( 8 TH ) 
Looks like he's selling it for $300???
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
Don't even think about that. Get an S5 for another $40
Where'd you scrounge that up? I've only ever seen 1TH Dragons, at 1W/GH wall.
Quickest way is to set it up and run it. Chances are within 20 minutes you will know if all blades work.
I would ask what is your electricity price? The dragon 1T's are becoming obsolete.
I don't think CoinCraft A1 chips with 0.35W/GHs are obsolete. My 1.95T Dragon miner runs at 0.79W/GHs at full speed, now due to limited power source it is 1.75T at 0.7W/GHs. I am sure I can hit the same or better ratio than you can hit with other chips around except Bitmain BM1384.
Nice that sounds like a plan plus i dont need to pay for shipping considering its less than a mile away. Just making sure.... As long as i pay a low amount per kw its worth it?
Im sorry by new I didn't mean mint condition. It's just in good condition without any problems or at least that's what it is listed as. As for method of purchase it is on craigslist very close to me so I could pick it up which would eliminate the possibility of a scam except for the fact that its craigslist and thats why i asked if there is a quick method to test if everything is operating properly internally. Either way thanks for all of the great responses.
Not a problem. If you are able to get it from their house would be best on craigslist. That way you can check out and see it working. It would be hard to meet them somewhere and try it out.
I love to help fellow BTC miners out
Here is my advice to get a little bit off that price.1)Ask if it's a 5 or 4 blade. Most likely it is a 4 blade which are at their max freq.
2) Ask if it has initial or a replacement psu- a lot of the original dragons psu's have started to crap out they were nothing fancy just cheap 1100 or 1000 watt psu's.
3)If you mention ebay auction prices and that it sounds like 2nd batch I bet you could get a little lower price.
Hopefully if you go down that list on a call you can get it closer to 200-250
. Worth a shot at least. Most go under 300 but you have to pay shipping on them so it kinda equals out
Im sorry by new I didn't mean mint condition. It's just in good condition without any problems or at least that's what it is listed as. As for method of purchase it is on craigslist very close to me so I could pick it up which would eliminate the possibility of a scam except for the fact that its craigslist and thats why i asked if there is a quick method to test if everything is operating properly internally. Either way thanks for all of the great responses.
I recently have come across an offer for next to nothing due to the sellers financial situation a 1Th dragon bitcoin miner. I have 2 questions that any help with would be much appreciated.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Be extremley careful. I would avoid it. Apparently Joshua Zipkin of AMT (and known scammer see AMT_Miners profile) has been pulling this exact scam on people and not delivering. Where is your "seller" located?
With description sounds like 2nd generation lketc a1 dragon to me. On 2nd gen they went to 4 blades from 5 and went to standing more pc case, and kept the lcd.
I think 3rd gen and later no LCD. I think some had better heatsinks on latter gens but not 100 percent sure on that.
And no matter what it's not a new unit.
I recently have come across an offer for next to nothing due to the sellers financial situation a 1Th dragon bitcoin miner. I have 2 questions that any help with would be much appreciated.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Be extremley careful. I would avoid it. Apparently Joshua Zipkin of AMT (and known scammer see AMT_Miners profile) has been pulling this exact scam on people and not delivering. Where is your "seller" located?
Its offered for $300 in "new" condition but idk the seller so there could obviously be discrepincies as far as condition. But it has
Four asic blades (250GH each)
Rasberry pi- based dragon miners
Lcd display on the front shows local ip address and temp of each blade
This is all things stated in the advertisement sadly I dont know much about the mining process but when i stumbled upon this i thoight it was worth a shot.
Four asic blades (250GH each)
Rasberry pi- based dragon miners
Lcd display on the front shows local ip address and temp of each blade
This is all things stated in the advertisement sadly I dont know much about the mining process but when i stumbled upon this i thoight it was worth a shot.
There is not a chance it's new. LKETC is who was making them mainly, and I doubt they have done it for a while.
Also the LCD model was nice but a older model. So again not a new unit. The newest units had no LCD front's.
And I feel safe saying all units were in burn in tests, or mining. They do not sit in boxes.
So long story short your being lied to about it being new or even most current model of the LKETC A1's.
Its offered for $300 in "new" condition but idk the seller so there could obviously be discrepincies as far as condition. But it has
Four asic blades (250GH each)
Rasberry pi- based dragon miners
Lcd display on the front shows local ip address and temp of each blade
This is all things stated in the advertisement sadly I dont know much about the mining process but when i stumbled upon this i thoight it was worth a shot.
Four asic blades (250GH each)
Rasberry pi- based dragon miners
Lcd display on the front shows local ip address and temp of each blade
This is all things stated in the advertisement sadly I dont know much about the mining process but when i stumbled upon this i thoight it was worth a shot.
you need 5 cent a kwatt power to make that dragon worthwhile to run.
You can verify this with either the asic status page or the hashrate on the device or pool.
Profitability depends on how much you pay for power and how much you are paying for the miner.
Profitability depends on how much you pay for power and how much you are paying for the miner.
I recently have come across an offer for next to nothing due to the sellers financial situation a 1Th dragon bitcoin miner. I have 2 questions that any help with would be much appreciated.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Quickest way is to set it up and run it. Chances are within 20 minutes you will know if all blades work.
I would ask what is your electricity price? The dragon 1T's are becoming obsolete.
I recently have come across an offer for next to nothing due to the sellers financial situation a 1Th dragon bitcoin miner. I have 2 questions that any help with would be much appreciated.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
Whats the quickest way to tell if it is still functioning at full capacity?
Even if it is functioning at full capacity is it profitable considering the electricity required to run this.
THANKS for any responses.
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