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Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 265. (Read 1260290 times)

legendary
Activity: 3234
Merit: 1220

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M

If they are not automatic, the emails from SPT have some delay. You're not the only customer.
Support is with a couple of days delay too, maybe because of the weekend overlapping here .. I still got no reply from my emails relating to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9672671

Meanwhile .. it's crap ... sorry for my choice of words ..
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1qKBcn5zvmaKaouUkfmAUdwErKtw4RTZr



Please tell us which machine failed  in your case it looks like you had an sp30 or sp31

as for 2 day delay.  fri and sat they are closed.

I have the sp20 it is very good after 1 week so good I ordered 2 more.--------------I underclock mine to 760 watts and 1324 gh I use mmpool.org to mine

I tested with btcguild and with westhash both good.

It is important to let people know what is wrong and what is right about a company products.


Its an SP30/1 he has had a power supply failure, so its only running at half speed (SP30 has two PSU's)

wh00per I had a similar thing with one of mine, using email only it took a day or so of testing but they were quick to send out a new PSU.
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M

If they are not automatic, the emails from SPT have some delay. You're not the only customer.
Support is with a couple of days delay too, maybe because of the weekend overlapping here .. I still got no reply from my emails relating to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9672671

Meanwhile .. it's crap ... sorry for my choice of words ..
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1qKBcn5zvmaKaouUkfmAUdwErKtw4RTZr



It was doing 5.5TH before? Holy cow.
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M

If they are not automatic, the emails from SPT have some delay. You're not the only customer.
Support is with a couple of days delay too, maybe because of the weekend overlapping here .. I still got no reply from my emails relating to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9672671

Meanwhile .. it's crap ... sorry for my choice of words ..
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1qKBcn5zvmaKaouUkfmAUdwErKtw4RTZr



Please tell us which machine failed  in your case it looks like you had an sp30 or sp31

as for 2 day delay.  fri and sat they are closed.

I have the sp20 it is very good after 1 week so good I ordered 2 more.--------------I underclock mine to 760 watts and 1324 gh I use mmpool.org to mine

I tested with btcguild and with westhash both good.

It is important to let people know what is wrong and what is right about a company products.



Mmpool rules. Hurry up and find this block lol
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M

If they are not automatic, the emails from SPT have some delay. You're not the only customer.
Support is with a couple of days delay too, maybe because of the weekend overlapping here .. I still got no reply from my emails relating to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9672671

Meanwhile .. it's crap ... sorry for my choice of words ..
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1qKBcn5zvmaKaouUkfmAUdwErKtw4RTZr



Please tell us which machine failed  in your case it looks like you had an sp30 or sp31

as for 2 day delay.  fri and sat they are closed.

I have the sp20 it is very good after 1 week so good I ordered 2 more.--------------I underclock mine to 760 watts and 1324 gh I use mmpool.org to mine

I tested with btcguild and with westhash both good.

It is important to let people know what is wrong and what is right about a company products.
hero member
Activity: 572
Merit: 500

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M

If they are not automatic, the emails from SPT have some delay. You're not the only customer.
Support is with a couple of days delay too, maybe because of the weekend overlapping here .. I still got no reply from my emails relating to https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9672671

Meanwhile .. it's crap ... sorry for my choice of words ..
http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1qKBcn5zvmaKaouUkfmAUdwErKtw4RTZr

legendary
Activity: 1540
Merit: 1001
bless you for commenting - it does help

im just getting antsy with holiday plans drawing near and auto responses with contradictory wording.

i will do my utmost to keep it chilled.



raskul is right as always, all SP20 are shipping from stock, this is our automated response. We will updated it shortly.

Thanks for notifying us,

Gadi

I just placed an order.  I did not receive an email.  Was I supposed to?

M
donator
Activity: 1414
Merit: 1051
Spondoolies, Beam & DAGlabs
bless you for commenting - it does help

im just getting antsy with holiday plans drawing near and auto responses with contradictory wording.

i will do my utmost to keep it chilled.



raskul is right as always, all SP20 are shipping from stock, this is our automated response. We will updated it shortly.

Thanks for notifying us,

Gadi
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks

The most basic and easier way to do it is to limit the PSU to whatever you wish your miner to consume.

Is this really the best way to go? Specifications call for variations of the ASIC voltage (within 0.63-0.8V) if I remember correctly.

I used to lower the voltage in order to get to the desired W/GH, but jtoomim tipped me that each chip is different and limiting their voltage isn't the best way to do it. By limiting the PSU each chip can run at it's optimal voltage.

OK, sounds interesting. What was the approximate PSU limit to get to 0.55W/Gh for SP30? I have seen this number (0.55/Gh) being mentioned here somewhere.

I got it with an evga 1300 g2    right now I am getting 730 watts and 1324 gh.    but this was with the sp20  

Temp Front / Back T,B
33 °C / 69,65 °C
Fan Speed
40
Start Voltage
0.655 / 0.655 / 0.633 / 0.633
Max Voltage
0.664
Max Watts
180 / 180 / 180 / 180


don't do that fan setting  try 60 and in a few hours check your temps
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250
bless you for commenting - it does help

im just getting antsy with holiday plans drawing near and auto responses with contradictory wording.

i will do my utmost to keep it chilled.



it's the least i can do, i am very grateful for everyone who is using my referral link to buy and hope to be able to help where i can.
not that my help is to the same standard that you will get from those 'in the know' that actually work at SP-Tech, but there you have it. I can only assume they are indeed, working flat out.

i totally understand re; festive time shipping. i'm currently nudging the missus to get her arse in gear and get the chrimbo cards sent out.
we never sent any last year and have had hell to pay because of it for the last 329 days  Undecided 
sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250
We hereby confirm payment of your order.

We will update you with more information as we get close to the production date.


while the website states these are 'In Stock'

and raskul received his in 'under 24 hrs'



I am sure that is just the general blurb from the shopping process.
However, in fact -this was my situation;
I ordered and had the wrong address on my order, the first SP20 was shipping and had arrived nearly to a few yards of the wrong address (almost 500miles from where i live) so the package was recalled to stop it arriving at the wrong delivery address. This was not SP-Tech fault, just a mix up of my own account details after I had my SP10's shipped to that address - the address was correct for the SP10's - anyway... long-story-short...

you may have noted that I made comment on the fact that my SP20 was 'on holiday'  Cheesy

a second SP20 was shipped to me after that first one was recalled, and yes, this one took under 24 hours to arrive.
However this was before the sale when I can only presume they are now working flat out to ship orders. I ordered mine at a quiet day before sales went up in the cyber monday sale.

I know for a fact that SP20 batch is in stock and they also continue to build more so that they have excess in stock to assure that they are shipping from stock - although I do not know exact numbers, SP20 will be in stock right through december - but - price will revert to actual retail price at end of today.

that's all i know  Wink

sr. member
Activity: 434
Merit: 250

Can't resist the opportunity to post RockerBox selfie again:
http://storage.googleapis.com/spond_public/images/RockerBox.jpg


nice n sharp that pic, i have a job for you when you move to Scotland  Cheesy
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks

The most basic and easier way to do it is to limit the PSU to whatever you wish your miner to consume.

Is this really the best way to go? Specifications call for variations of the ASIC voltage (within 0.63-0.8V) if I remember correctly.

I used to lower the voltage in order to get to the desired W/GH, but jtoomim tipped me that each chip is different and limiting their voltage isn't the best way to do it. By limiting the PSU each chip can run at it's optimal voltage.

OK, sounds interesting. What was the approximate PSU limit to get to 0.55W/Gh for SP30? I have seen this number (0.55/Gh) being mentioned here somewhere.
donator
Activity: 1414
Merit: 1051
Spondoolies, Beam & DAGlabs
SP-T, can you tell me the measurement of the heat sinks on your SP-20? as well as the distance between 2 mounting holes of the heat sink?

I'm working to make waterblocks for SP20

The following diagram contains all the info:


Can't resist the opportunity to post RockerBox selfie again:


@seriouscoin, please publish the waterblocks SP20 afterwards.
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1007
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks

The most basic and easier way to do it is to limit the PSU to whatever you wish your miner to consume.

Is this really the best way to go? Specifications call for variations of the ASIC voltage (within 0.63-0.8V) if I remember correctly.

I used to lower the voltage in order to get to the desired W/GH, but jtoomim tipped me that each chip is different and limiting their voltage isn't the best way to do it. By limiting the PSU each chip can run at it's optimal voltage.
hero member
Activity: 658
Merit: 500
SP-T, can you tell me the measurement of the heat sinks on your SP-20? as well as the distance between 2 mounting holes of the heat sink?

I'm working to make waterblocks for SP20


Why reinvent the bicycle ? Spondoolies-Tech have already made watercooled SP2x miner. I've seen the software for it.

what the fck are you talking about? A software for watercooled miner?

now where the fck is the watercooled miner on their site?
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
Minersource SP20 boxes ship tomorrow. I am very excited to get my hands on one of these bad boys!
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks

The most basic and easier way to do it is to limit the PSU to whatever you wish your miner to consume.

Is this really the best way to go? Specifications call for variations of the ASIC voltage (within 0.63-0.8V) if I remember correctly.
legendary
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1007
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks

The most basic and easier way to do it is to limit the PSU to whatever you wish your miner to consume.
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
It is probably too early to downclock SP30 (it will be more urgent at 80 bil difficulty), but did anybody try?
Since my machines are at the hosting sites, I was somewhat limited to try various settings.
However, is there a table from SPT that is sort of a guideline or some other reference?
Thanks
legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1003
SP-T, can you tell me the measurement of the heat sinks on your SP-20? as well as the distance between 2 mounting holes of the heat sink?

I'm working to make waterblocks for SP20


Why reinvent the bicycle ? Spondoolies-Tech have already made watercooled SP2x miner. I've seen the software for it.
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