Topic: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5 GH/s USB Miner [IN STOCK!] {SALE !} - page 31. (Read 305017 times)
awaiting further details, nice to see production in EU
Very very interested this. What payment methods will be available? I have a 200 watt 30A PSU waiting to power my hubs for these. How about a little hint about pricing? 
I have some saving to do in the short amount of time til they are ready to ship.
I have some saving to do in the short amount of time til they are ready to ship. 
Regarding power, several motherboards and USB 2.0 hubs have charge ports with >=2 A current. Looking forward to the release of these sticks. Good job!
Charge ports don't provide a data connection usually. They are for just that...charging. So you can plug things into the slots but the OS will not see them. The anker hubs have a port like that.
that is why the hubs I picked are better they will allow up to 1.2 amps per port and all ports are data ports. They have far spacing so fitting 6 sticks and a fan should be a breeze.
This is the closest hub I have seen to what I would be looking for. But you will be lucky to get 6 of these running on that hub. More likely 5 + fan is all you will be able to do. 6 of these draw more than 5 amps of current. More than those hubs can provide.
And at $30 a hub? I might as well pay a little bit of extra money, buy the anker hub or similar knock off, and get an extra stick or two running on one hub.
I disagree I think they will run 6 no problem, but we won't know till the sticks come. THAT IS with the psu attached not the brick that comes with it.
Regarding power, several motherboards and USB 2.0 hubs have charge ports with >=2 A current. Looking forward to the release of these sticks. Good job!
Charge ports don't provide a data connection usually. They are for just that...charging. So you can plug things into the slots but the OS will not see them. The anker hubs have a port like that.
that is why the hubs I picked are better they will allow up to 1.2 amps per port and all ports are data ports. They have far spacing so fitting 6 sticks and a fan should be a breeze.
This is the closest hub I have seen to what I would be looking for. But you will be lucky to get 6 of these running on that hub. More likely 5 + fan is all you will be able to do. 6 of these draw more than 5 amps of current. More than those hubs can provide.
And at $30 a hub? I might as well pay a little bit of extra money, buy the anker hub or similar knock off, and get an extra stick or two running on one hub.
Regarding power, several motherboards and USB 2.0 hubs have charge ports with >=2 A current. Looking forward to the release of these sticks. Good job!
Charge ports don't provide a data connection usually. They are for just that...charging. So you can plug things into the slots but the OS will not see them. The anker hubs have a port like that.
that is why the hubs I picked are better they will allow up to 1.2 amps per port and all ports are data ports. They have far spacing so fitting 6 sticks and a fan should be a breeze.
If my psu can do its power rating I would have a nice compact 100gh plus mine using under 130 watts.
These sticks still make money at 3 bill difficulty. 100gh of them pulling 150 watts (whole system) at 17 cents a k watt and a diff of 3 billion earn 2.50 usd a day after power costs.
Regarding power, several motherboards and USB 2.0 hubs have charge ports with >=2 A current. Looking forward to the release of these sticks. Good job!
Charge ports don't provide a data connection usually. They are for just that...charging. So you can plug things into the slots but the OS will not see them. The anker hubs have a port like that.
waiting very patiently . I have four 7 port hubs from here
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BZABE72/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
they come with 5 volt 4 amp bricks,
but I purchased 4 of these
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/82-12675 when wired correctly they have a blue led wired backwards a red led. the wire fits the usb hub.
and i purchased this psu
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mean-Well-RS-150-5-Switching-Power-Supply-AC-DC-Single-OUT-5V-26A-130W-7-Pin-/231075735788?pt=PCA_UPS&hash=item35cd2fe8ec
So I can run 22-28 of these sticks.
I am running AM sticks with zero issues for now. nice setup lots of pretty blue leds.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BZABE72/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
they come with 5 volt 4 amp bricks,
but I purchased 4 of these
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/82-12675 when wired correctly they have a blue led wired backwards a red led. the wire fits the usb hub.
and i purchased this psu
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mean-Well-RS-150-5-Switching-Power-Supply-AC-DC-Single-OUT-5V-26A-130W-7-Pin-/231075735788?pt=PCA_UPS&hash=item35cd2fe8ec
So I can run 22-28 of these sticks.
I am running AM sticks with zero issues for now. nice setup lots of pretty blue leds.
Regarding power, several motherboards and USB 2.0 hubs have charge ports with >=2 A current. Looking forward to the release of these sticks. Good job!
Kind of wished we pushed Andreas on doing a 2 chips design in July instead of 1 chip.
keeping an eye on this, looks very promising and possibly useful a future cryptonerd article 
At 0.85 watt per g/hash and 5 gh/s advertised, thats a power draw of 4.25 watts per stick. A USB port outputs at 5 volts, so simple math from there (Amps = Watts / Volts) and you get 0.85 amps of current being drawn from each miner.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
Not sure USB 2.0 cant provide more current then specs say. What if we connect powered USB hub to ATX (5V) power supply with enough Amps. Maybe the circuit will get bit hotter but it may handle 4.25 Watts. I'll give it a try with my DUB-H7 when I get a chance
I dont believe USB 2.0 slots can't provide more than .5 amps beyond minor fluctuations. Its the same problem asicminer ran into with the block erupters. They draw the maximum of .5 amps from a usb 2.0 port and these will be drawing close to the maximum provided by a usb 3.0 hub (Max is 0.9 amp). Any hub that powers these will need a beefy power adaptor or it will have to be modified to be powered from the PSU.
The newer Anker Hubs come with a 5 amp power adapter and 0.9A is provided by the port you plug it into. Thats a max of 6-7 of these running on a $50 anker hub...and you are unlikely to find a usb hub that comes with an adaptor capable of providing more than 5 amps. I use the Anker as an example because its the only one I know of that has a 5 amp power adapter.
At 0.85 watt per g/hash and 5 gh/s advertised, thats a power draw of 4.25 watts per stick. A USB port outputs at 5 volts, so simple math from there (Amps = Watts / Volts) and you get 0.85 amps of current being drawn from each miner.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
Not sure USB 2.0 cant provide more current then specs say. What if we connect powered USB hub to ATX (5V) power supply with enough Amps. Maybe the circuit will get bit hotter but it may handle 4.25 Watts. I'll give it a try with my DUB-H7 when I get a chance
At 0.85 watt per g/hash and 5 gh/s advertised, thats a power draw of 4.25 watts per stick. A USB port outputs at 5 volts, so simple math from there (Amps = Watts / Volts) and you get 0.85 amps of current being drawn from each miner.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
Only USB 3.0 slots can support that current (and just barely). USB 2.0 ports can only provide .5 Amps of current...nowhere near enough. So does anybody know where you can get cheap USB 3.0 hubs that have an external power adaptor? Anker hubs are too expensive. I might as well go buy a non-usb based miner if I have to spend $50 per hub.
100 ports standing by.
BFGMiner also in progress...
Nice pool you chose
http://imgur.com/a/9ctaZ#6
Now, let's hope those two reels of chips end up pointed (mostly) there...
spiccioli
We like this type of transparency and accessibility
GJ spiccioli !
Nice pool you chose
http://imgur.com/a/9ctaZ#6
Now, let's hope those two reels of chips end up pointed (mostly) there...
spiccioli
My hubs are ready for this 
Me too!!
14 Ports in StandBy
+1 for BFGMiner.
Have you told Luke-Jr about this yet?
Have you told Luke-Jr about this yet?
BFGMiner Support?
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