Topic: ANN: BITMAIN has Tested Its 28nm Bitcoin Mining Chip BM1382 - page 52. (Read 143992 times)
also missing WiFi support
Update S3 sales news 
The First Batch of AntMiner S3 runs out of stock. we are ready to start to sell the Second Batch of S3 at 22:00 pm on July 1st (UTM +8 ), and drop the sales price to 0.74 BTC each with international shipping. The Second Batch is estimated to be delivered about 2-4 days after shipping of the First Batch of S3 for 0.75 BTC each, but still no later than July 20th.
The First Batch of AntMiner S3 runs out of stock. we are ready to start to sell the Second Batch of S3 at 22:00 pm on July 1st (UTM +8 ), and drop the sales price to 0.74 BTC each with international shipping. The Second Batch is estimated to be delivered about 2-4 days after shipping of the First Batch of S3 for 0.75 BTC each, but still no later than July 20th.
The design of heat sink is customized but it is compatible with the hashing board of S1.
Hence we will be able to provide all the S1 buyers an option of upgrade.
Hence we will be able to provide all the S1 buyers an option of upgrade.
only see option to buy entire new S3, hows it being done with the upgrade?
This is probably the best difficulty prediction out there:
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
It currently calculates with ~19% on the next jump, which seems pretty plausable.
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
It currently calculates with ~19% on the next jump, which seems pretty plausable.
It's way too early to accurately predict the next difficulty change.
M
Yep its already dropped to a 16.9% prediction.
This is probably the best difficulty prediction out there:
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
It currently calculates with ~19% on the next jump, which seems pretty plausable.
https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
It currently calculates with ~19% on the next jump, which seems pretty plausable.
It's way too early to accurately predict the next difficulty change.
M
Yep its already dropped to a 16.9% prediction.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
Usually is more expensive to buy a wlan router dedicated for this task
This one is 18$ and will also work http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002WBX7TQ
You also get 4 Ethernet ports, so you can attach four S3 without a switch.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
Usually is more expensive to buy a wlan router dedicated for this task
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
Usually is more expensive to buy a wlan router dedicated for this task
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
Or buy a wireless bridge for $20
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
I have a few of these dotted around my flat. They are very reliable and quicker transfer speed wise. You just plug them in and ethernet cable from them to device you want to have signal. Personally, I have linked mine to a cheap 4 port hub which enables more devices to be connected on the one connection.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
If it won't have it, considers to buy a powerline, is 10 times more stable and reliable
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
just put airport express or equivalent in the room you want it in, then connect to express via ethernet hub or directly. Router could be in another room (up to 100-150ft away).
Yeah, I know how to solve the problem, wish I didn't have to spend the $25 to do it.
hey My order has gone valid
I have an OCZ ZX 1000w psu as shown here: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=238
According to these folks the PSU should be able to handle 2x S3 at overclock=780w. And apparently is 87% efficient at 100% load?
just a heads up on this unit as mine has been running almost 24/7 for over a year with no issues. great unit imho.
My order has gone valid I have an OCZ ZX 1000w psu as shown here: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=238
According to these folks the PSU should be able to handle 2x S3 at overclock=780w. And apparently is 87% efficient at 100% load?
just a heads up on this unit as mine has been running almost 24/7 for over a year with no issues. great unit imho.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
Try this one, direct connect to a Cat 5e cable. I have one in a garage for an S2 setup for a friend and her router is in her basement. Works perfect, never drops.
http://www.rakuten.com/prod/netgear-wn3000rp-universal-wifi-range-extender/221175179.html
Hope this helps.
Rob
Why not? KNC is shipping nearly 1PHs per day by themselves.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
just put airport express or equivalent in the room you want it in, then connect to express via ethernet hub or directly. Router could be in another room (up to 100-150ft away).
You guys could also try to use a wireless bridge. I used to use xbox live adapters all the time on stuff that didn't have wireless but any bridge should work. There are no drivers to load because all it does is turn a wired Ethernet port into a wireless Ethernet port.
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Washington-based MegaBigPower (MBP) is North America’s largest mining operation. The mine, which generates millions of dollars worth of bitcoin per month, began developing its franchisee network earlier this year. Now, the company is planning a broad expansion effort that could add as much as 50 PH/s in mining power per month to the network.
Washington-based MegaBigPower (MBP) is North America’s largest mining operation. The mine, which generates millions of dollars worth of bitcoin per month, began developing its franchisee network earlier this year. Now, the company is planning a broad expansion effort that could add as much as 50 PH/s in mining power per month to the network.
50PHs per month ? Doesn't look very feasible.
Why not? KNC is shipping nearly 1PHs per day by themselves.
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
just put airport express or equivalent in the room you want it in, then connect to express via ethernet hub or directly. Router could be in another room (up to 100-150ft away).
I wish Bitmain didn't drop wifi support on the S3, the wireless support on the S1 was very handy.
Definitely. Now I have to move my router to the balcony.
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