Are the coupons transferable?
yes they are I have $900 or so worth of coupons I will let go for ~700 -800 of bit coin
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 328. (Read 1260290 times)
October 13, 2014, 07:35:30 PM
yes they are I have $900 or so worth of coupons I will let go for ~700 -800 of bit coin
October 13, 2014, 06:30:09 PM
I just thought I'd point out a few things on these. First, you'll note that the low performer is only using 1176W (DC) whereas the high performer is using 1254W. This means you're getting 0.857 J/GH (DC) on the slow machine and 0.832 J/GH on the fast one, so your fast unit clearly has superior ASICs. Second, you have slightly higher voltages on the fast machine on average, which is probably responsible for the lower power consumption. There might be a way to increase the voltages that the firmware settles on by changing (increasing) the initial voltages, but you also might brick your miner by trying that, and you'd only gain at most around 80 GH/s and you'd lose efficiency as well.
As for the waviness of the line, if you look at the graphs you'll notice that the one running 1.5.8 has the graph scale go from 1.2 TH/s to 1.5 TH/s, but the one running 1.5.4 has the graph scale go from 0 TH/s to 1.6 TH/s. The reason for this scaling difference is that Zvi made this modification (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8356336) in the more recent firmware after I showed it to him. Consequently, the graphs on 1.5.8 just show more detail than on 1.5.4.
Thank you for the detailed response jt.
October 13, 2014, 06:24:36 PM
Spondoolies came through with the generous donation of an SP30 to sponsor continued mainline support for cgminer, as did jtoomim with the offer of hosting. Thank you to both. Once remote access is available to the machine I should be able to test code directly on them. I've done some (blind) modifications to the code to try and report real share rate generation based hashrates since there are scenarios I've seen where the device was reporting a high hashrate but not really generating the same number of shares at the pool.
Thanks Spondoolies-Tech.Thanks jtoomim.
Thanks ckolivas.
As an SP30 owner it is reassuring to know that this cgminer support machine is running. I look forward to future firmware updates coming out of this.
October 13, 2014, 06:10:39 PM
Spondoolies came through with the generous donation of an SP30 to sponsor continued mainline support for cgminer, as did jtoomim with the offer of hosting. Thank you to both. Once remote access is available to the machine I should be able to test code directly on them. I've done some (blind) modifications to the code to try and report real share rate generation based hashrates since there are scenarios I've seen where the device was reporting a high hashrate but not really generating the same number of shares at the pool.
October 13, 2014, 05:14:07 PM
Its just wierd the way it performs with the up and down performance, the higher performing one is one rock solid line.
Low Performer:
I just thought I'd point out a few things on these. First, you'll note that the low performer is only using 1176W (DC) whereas the high performer is using 1254W. This means you're getting 0.857 J/GH (DC) on the slow machine and 0.832 J/GH on the fast one, so your fast unit clearly has superior ASICs. Second, you have slightly higher voltages on the fast machine on average, which is probably responsible for the lower power consumption. There might be a way to increase the voltages that the firmware settles on by changing (increasing) the initial voltages, but you also might brick your miner by trying that, and you'd only gain at most around 80 GH/s and you'd lose efficiency as well.
As for the waviness of the line, if you look at the graphs you'll notice that the one running 1.5.8 has the graph scale go from 1.2 TH/s to 1.5 TH/s, but the one running 1.5.4 has the graph scale go from 0 TH/s to 1.6 TH/s. The reason for this scaling difference is that Zvi made this modification (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8356336) in the more recent firmware after I showed it to him. Consequently, the graphs on 1.5.8 just show more detail than on 1.5.4.
I just wanted to give credit where credit is due - jtoomim, you have been and are, very helpful sharing your knowledge and experience with the Spondoolies-Tech forum. I think others agree, thank you for all that you do!
Best regards, no need to reply,
~Blaise
October 13, 2014, 04:48:49 PM
Are the coupons transferable?
Last I heard, yes.
October 13, 2014, 04:48:18 PM
Its just wierd the way it performs with the up and down performance, the higher performing one is one rock solid line.
Low Performer:
Code:
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AC2DC power=1176[1260], temp=0, leading zeroes=41
L |Vtrm/max |vlt|Wt|Am|DCt|crt|Gh|Ov|ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn
0|fff1(fff1)|674|39|57| 75|340|59| 0| 0: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff181| 1: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff153| 2: 77c 525hz( 0/ 0) 7fff155| 3: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff155
| 4: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff150| 5: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff151| 6: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff151| 7: 77c 510hz( 0/ 0) 7fff167
1|ffed(ffed)|664|35|53| 68|350|57| 0| 8: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff188| 9: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff166| 10: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff172| 11: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff175
| 12: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff161| 13: 77c 450hz( 0/ 0) 7fff183| 14: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff185| 15: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff168
AC2DC power=1176[1260], temp=0, leading zeroes=41
L |Vtrm/max |vlt|Wt|Am|DCt|crt|Gh|Ov|ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn
0|fff1(fff1)|674|39|57| 75|340|59| 0| 0: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff181| 1: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff153| 2: 77c 525hz( 0/ 0) 7fff155| 3: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff155
| 4: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff150| 5: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff151| 6: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff151| 7: 77c 510hz( 0/ 0) 7fff167
1|ffed(ffed)|664|35|53| 68|350|57| 0| 8: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff188| 9: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff166| 10: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff172| 11: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff175
| 12: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff161| 13: 77c 450hz( 0/ 0) 7fff183| 14: 77c 495hz( 0/ 0) 7fff185| 15: 77c 480hz( 0/ 0) 7fff168
High Performer:
Code:
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AC2DC power=1254[1260], temp=0, leading zeroes=41
L |Vtrm/max |vlt|Wt|Am|DCt|crt|Gh|Ov|ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn
0|fff2( d)|677|40|60| 79| de|64| 0| 0: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7202| 1: 77c 510hz( 0/ 0) 7fff6604| 2: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7159| 3: 77c 525hz( 0/ 0) 7fff6955
| 4: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7277| 5: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7179| 6: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7011| 7: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7057
1|fff3( d)|680|39|58| 71| 96|65| 0| 8: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7335| 9: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7479| 10: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7218| 11: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7481
| 12: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7259| 13: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7382| 14: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7176| 15: 77c 570hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7606
AC2DC power=1254[1260], temp=0, leading zeroes=41
L |Vtrm/max |vlt|Wt|Am|DCt|crt|Gh|Ov|ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn |ID |aTMP|Freq |Th|Bt|Engn|Wn
0|fff2( d)|677|40|60| 79| de|64| 0| 0: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7202| 1: 77c 510hz( 0/ 0) 7fff6604| 2: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7159| 3: 77c 525hz( 0/ 0) 7fff6955
| 4: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7277| 5: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7179| 6: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7011| 7: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7057
1|fff3( d)|680|39|58| 71| 96|65| 0| 8: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7335| 9: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7479| 10: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7218| 11: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7481
| 12: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7259| 13: 77c 555hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7382| 14: 77c 540hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7176| 15: 77c 570hz( 0/ 0) 7fff7606
I just thought I'd point out a few things on these. First, you'll note that the low performer is only using 1176W (DC) whereas the high performer is using 1254W. This means you're getting 0.857 J/GH (DC) on the slow machine and 0.832 J/GH on the fast one, so your fast unit clearly has superior ASICs. Second, you have slightly higher voltages on the fast machine on average, which is probably responsible for the lower power consumption. There might be a way to increase the voltages that the firmware settles on by changing (increasing) the initial voltages, but you also might brick your miner by trying that, and you'd only gain at most around 80 GH/s and you'd lose efficiency as well.
As for the waviness of the line, if you look at the graphs you'll notice that the one running 1.5.8 has the graph scale go from 1.2 TH/s to 1.5 TH/s, but the one running 1.5.4 has the graph scale go from 0 TH/s to 1.6 TH/s. The reason for this scaling difference is that Zvi made this modification (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8356336) in the more recent firmware after I showed it to him. Consequently, the graphs on 1.5.8 just show more detail than on 1.5.4.
October 13, 2014, 04:29:09 PM
Just landed from long 2 weeks trip.
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
Hey Guy,
Welcome back, I couldn't have held the fort much longer!!!
I really hope you had some quality down time but something tells me there is no rest for the weary, huh.
Again, good to have you back safe and sound... well at least safe.
Regards and no need to reply,
~Blaise
October 13, 2014, 03:48:32 PM
Are the coupons transferable?
October 13, 2014, 02:53:48 PM
Just landed from long 2 weeks trip.
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
on this note I original asked for coupons in compensation but at this point i would prefer a cash refund
is this till possible ? I was given some coupons but I cant see my self using them with the current price of the sp20 its way too high.
thanks in advance
October 13, 2014, 12:02:12 PM
Just landed from long 2 weeks trip.
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
Good..
We wait news for real specs sp35 ...
Tnx
October 13, 2014, 08:14:43 AM
I actually had increased the start and max on the slower unit befor posting here to see it helped but it did not.
Fans are set to 80
Fans are set to 80
That is a good speed that you got on your slow SP10 so I don't think there is much that you could do. Slow batch is slow
October 13, 2014, 06:38:56 AM
Have you limited the maximum A the chips can draw on the slower unit?
What percentage are the fans running at?
What percentage are the fans running at?
I actually had increased the start and max on the slower unit befor posting here to see it helped but it did not.
Fans are set to 80
October 13, 2014, 02:41:30 AM
Just landed from long 2 weeks trip.
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
All the information regarding refunds, specs, etc will be released later this week.
Guy
October 12, 2014, 07:43:16 PM
* Also: you need to own it, be hashing with it, and have measured the power draw at the wall. No hearsay. I own two SP30s so I know from experience how they perform.
I've got a bunch of SP30. They are pretty good. Awesome even. But, no matter. They still won't ROI - ever. They run really well and it is a damn good system. However difficulty is high, BTC price is low. The calculus changed and it just doesn't make sense. I wonder when the .2 W/GHs gear is coming out? The next gen stuff is going to be interesting.The question I have is firmware upgrades. My machines are running perfectly at 4.4T. Should I upgrade? What if this fucks things up? I kind-of like the machines running at full speed without any interruptions. I don't know if it is such a good idea to upgrade. Zvi?
October 12, 2014, 06:57:14 PM
Any testing on the October batch, still on track for 6.5 Thash?
We got the preliminary ASICs results for October batch. We'll meet 5.5 TH/s +- 5% with 3KW at the wall.
This is guaranteed. You'll get a refund in case we won't. You'll enjoy additional hash-rate if it will be better.
We're further tuning the process to get better results for November.
hi!
news for SP35 .. 6 TH/S SHIPPING IN THE SECOND HALF OF NOVEMBER ?
real test? real TH/s ?
5.5 TH/s and 3kw ? or more?
I suspect that the SP31 and SP35 will perform as advertised, but it is nice to know Spond backs up their claims with a compensation guarantee.
* Also: you need to own it, be hashing with it, and have measured the power draw at the wall. No hearsay. I own two SP30s so I know from experience how they perform.
October 12, 2014, 06:27:57 PM
Any testing on the October batch, still on track for 6.5 Thash?
We got the preliminary ASICs results for October batch. We'll meet 5.5 TH/s +- 5% with 3KW at the wall.
This is guaranteed. You'll get a refund in case we won't. You'll enjoy additional hash-rate if it will be better.
We're further tuning the process to get better results for November.
hi!
news for SP35 .. 6 TH/S SHIPPING IN THE SECOND HALF OF NOVEMBER ?
real test? real TH/s ?
5.5 TH/s and 3kw ? or more?
Any news on the close SP31 shipment, and the performances status, will be welcome.
October 12, 2014, 05:10:16 PM
Would appreciate news about the August group buy refunds.. This isn't hardware, I sure hope it isn't initiated on the last day of October.
I am a July SP30 owner and have no info about that.
Indeed I have just discovered that my SP30 hosted at SP has been hashing at 90Ghs for more than 24h, I usually check it frequently but it seems that SP hosting has no monitoring service or 24/7 support service as support email tells me to wait until 9AM of tomorrow.
Is there any other email to write for hosting support?
October 12, 2014, 04:00:39 PM
Would appreciate news about the August group buy refunds.. This isn't hardware, I sure hope it isn't initiated on the last day of October.
October 12, 2014, 03:24:04 PM
Any testing on the October batch, still on track for 6.5 Thash?
We got the preliminary ASICs results for October batch. We'll meet 5.5 TH/s +- 5% with 3KW at the wall.
This is guaranteed. You'll get a refund in case we won't. You'll enjoy additional hash-rate if it will be better.
We're further tuning the process to get better results for November.
hi!
news for SP35 .. 6 TH/S SHIPPING IN THE SECOND HALF OF NOVEMBER ?
real test? real TH/s ?
5.5 TH/s and 3kw ? or more?
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