Cut off for the GB is the 28th, but when would shipping begin? Might be interested in picking up a few.
When we'll be close to the 200 mark, we'll contact the customers with a product page for the GB.Shipping will be within 24 hours of payment.
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 226. (Read 1260290 times)
December 23, 2014, 09:20:13 AM
Shipping will be within 24 hours of payment.
December 23, 2014, 09:17:43 AM
Cut off for the GB is the 28th, but when would shipping begin? Might be interested in picking up a few.
i already booked mine, not letting that get away.
December 23, 2014, 09:04:26 AM
Cut off for the GB is the 28th, but when would shipping begin? Might be interested in picking up a few.
December 23, 2014, 08:34:57 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
look at S3 price: 199 USD and S5 does not have second fan and expensive dc/dc circuits
December 23, 2014, 08:32:05 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
look at S3 price: 199 USD and S5 does not have second fan and expensive dc/dc circuits
December 23, 2014, 08:31:54 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
How many would you buy to get half price Subw?
100? 200?
Is shipping free?
Join my new GB: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-sp20-most-efficient-miner-05wgh-2-units-min-903286
$1,000 for 2xSP20!
December 23, 2014, 08:27:25 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
How many would you buy to get half price Subw?
100? 200?
on your marks... get set...
December 23, 2014, 08:26:48 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
How many would you buy to get half price Subw?
100? 200?
Is shipping free?
December 23, 2014, 08:26:34 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
December 23, 2014, 08:25:30 AM
SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
competition is always good for us consumers.now SP20 competes against S4 & S5 and considering bitmain can cut S5's price in half what is SP going to offer us ?
December 23, 2014, 08:21:58 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
Use of improper cables voids the warranty of course.
However, we want to investigate to be 100% sure.
Out of 1,000s of SP20 we sold, this is the first reported instance.
I'm offering you free RMA nevertheless, all we want is the PSU and cables.
Guy
information please
Thanks,
Guy
December 23, 2014, 08:21:18 AM
one single voluntary RMA in thousands of orders and SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
it's good that this community are so congratulatory on the successes of SP-Tech
We had other RMAs of course, this is the first instance of such sort in the SP20.it's good that this community are so congratulatory on the successes of SP-Tech
Guy
December 23, 2014, 08:17:58 AM
one single voluntary RMA in thousands of orders and SP-Tech competitors seem to be having a party about it.
it's good that this community are so congratulatory on the successes of SP-Tech
it's good that this community are so congratulatory on the successes of SP-Tech
December 23, 2014, 08:15:12 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
Use of improper cables voids the warranty of course.
However, we want to investigate to be 100% sure.
Out of 1,000s of SP20 we sold, this is the first reported instance.
I'm offering you free RMA nevertheless, all we want is the PSU and cables.
Guy
information please
December 23, 2014, 08:09:49 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
Use of improper cables voids the warranty of course.
However, we want to investigate to be 100% sure.
Out of 1,000s of SP20 we sold, this is the first reported instance.
I'm offering you free RMA nevertheless, all we want is the PSU and cables.
Guy
December 23, 2014, 08:07:19 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
Use of improper cables voids the warranty of course.
However, we want to investigate to be 100% sure.
Out of 1,000s of SP20 we sold, this is the first reported instance.
I'm offering you free RMA nevertheless, all we want is the PSU and cables.
Guy
December 23, 2014, 07:49:31 AM
only see the wrong design from the very first SP20 . There should be a 8x PCI-E.
true. maxing out power rating for the socket is very wrong decisionThe manufacture takes 20% margines over the 288 Watt rating.
2. Why video card manufacturers use two molex sockets? High end GPUs consume ~275w max
December 23, 2014, 07:45:53 AM
only see the wrong design from the very first SP20 . There should be a 8x PCI-E.
true. maxing out power rating for the socket is very wrong decisionThe manufacture takes 20% margines over the 288 Watt rating.
2. Why video card manufacturers use two molex sockets? High end GPUs consume ~275w max
December 23, 2014, 07:11:54 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
Use of improper cables voids the warranty of course.
However, we want to investigate to be 100% sure.
Out of 1,000s of SP20 we sold, this is the first reported instance.
I'm offering you free RMA nevertheless, all we want is the PSU and cables.
Guy
December 23, 2014, 06:51:48 AM
[imghttps://i.imgur.com/3NeiVUI.jpg[/img]
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
modules and controller is fine, will it still cover in warranty if I replace the sockets my self?
How did that happen?
I know that smell
PSUs ok? What cable gauge? What PSU model? Cables came with the PSU?
PSU:Super Flower Leadex Platinum 1200W
Issue might be caused due to:
1. loose connectivity between the wire and the pin.
2. dis-connectivity of some of the wires causing over current on the connected wires.
3. over powering the PSU causing heat on wires to melt the connectors - can be for example due to wrong AWG or connectors that are not suitable for high power.
4. home made cables with long wires and unsuitable connector/wires.
Can you reply the following:
1. what was the power limit per each of the 4 inputs? (this is defined at the GUI)
2. did you use the ATX original cables?
3. what is the cable AWG?
4. what was the ambient temperature?
We'll check the PSU model you were using.
Please contact support for RMA, don't attempt to fix yourself. We kindly ask that you'll the PSU and cables for us for further testing.
Guy
2.no (but cable that of the picture is)
3.I cant tell, maybe 10AWG or 9AWG
4.32C report from another working SP20
i don't wanna go RMA because i think the problem is on my plugs, if you give me a new one that is really not fair to you, i just want to keep this miner cover in warranty after i replaced the socket myself.
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