Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 95. (Read 1260226 times)
April 15, 2015, 05:05:37 PM
A update for the sp20 would be nice, where you can set a goal hashrate and the device adjusts itself to it. Is it possible?
April 15, 2015, 04:45:31 PM
pull psu out and look for maker and model???
this are hot swap-able psu, so u just pull it out of the unit
this are hot swap-able psu, so u just pull it out of the unit
April 15, 2015, 04:39:24 PM
After one trouble after another it was time for something different, so one of my psu of SP30 has been died. Its a new unit only 2 months old.
I cant contact spoondolie I think as I had buy it from ebay. Any suggestion how to get a new psu? Can I just use some other psu like EVGA 1300? I can make the right cables.
any suggestion is welcome.
thanks.
I cant contact spoondolie I think as I had buy it from ebay. Any suggestion how to get a new psu? Can I just use some other psu like EVGA 1300? I can make the right cables.
any suggestion is welcome.
thanks.
contact spondoolies as to info on the correct psu that you need. See if they will sell one to you. If the price is too high look for it elsewhere that gear uses server psus not atx like the evga 1300
April 15, 2015, 04:33:05 PM
After one trouble after another it was time for something different, so one of my psu of SP30 has been died. Its a new unit only 2 months old.
I cant contact spoondolie I think as I had buy it from ebay. Any suggestion how to get a new psu? Can I just use some other psu like EVGA 1300? I can make the right cables.
any suggestion is welcome.
thanks.
I cant contact spoondolie I think as I had buy it from ebay. Any suggestion how to get a new psu? Can I just use some other psu like EVGA 1300? I can make the right cables.
any suggestion is welcome.
thanks.
April 14, 2015, 10:36:22 PM
.. SP20, seeing this? what could it mean?
Quote
LOOP[1] ON TO:0 (w:1480)
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:783 vlt2:789(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 81W 103A 82c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 670hz(BL: 670) 625 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:783 vlt2:789(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 81W 103A 82c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 670hz(BL: 670) 625 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
looks to me that you are overclocked what are your volts set at.
April 14, 2015, 09:28:37 PM
.. SP20, seeing this? what could it mean?
Quote
LOOP[1] ON TO:0 (w:1480)
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:783 vlt2:789(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 81W 103A 82c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 670hz(BL: 670) 625 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
2: DC2DC/1/:[vlt1:783 vlt2:789(DCl:794 Tl:794 Ul:789) 81W 103A 82c] ASIC:[105c (125c) 670hz(BL: 670) 625 (E:193) F:0 L:0]
April 14, 2015, 08:25:56 PM
best of luck HerbPean!!
After over 2 weeks of non-support, i was finally permitted to return the DOA already RMA'd board back yesterday.
hopefully the next one wont be a dud, and if it is the returns process hopefully wont be so prolonged like this time.
with the accusations & attitude
quite disappoint-Ed
@Gordon - did you get sorted out yet?
After over 2 weeks of non-support, i was finally permitted to return the DOA already RMA'd board back yesterday.
hopefully the next one wont be a dud, and if it is the returns process hopefully wont be so prolonged like this time.
with the accusations & attitude
quite disappoint-Ed
@Gordon - did you get sorted out yet?
April 14, 2015, 01:40:23 PM
Allright,
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
In an act of good faith they replaced one of my faulty board that had a short on the first ASIC (0) causing the ASIC (1) to not usable.
The replacement board has also a bad ASIC 0 but I will be able to use the ASIC 1.
Thanks you for this !
It wasn't tested before shipping back to you?
The unit will be shipped tomorrow. It has already been tested.
April 14, 2015, 12:34:19 PM
Allright,
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
In an act of good faith they replaced one of my faulty board that had a short on the first ASIC (0) causing the ASIC (1) to not usable.
The replacement board has also a bad ASIC 0 but I will be able to use the ASIC 1.
Thanks you for this !
It wasn't tested before shipping back to you?
April 14, 2015, 12:00:52 PM
Allright,
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
RMA is close, Unit will be on my way tomorrow (I guess).
Hope I can hash a bit more coins with it ;-)
In an act of good faith they replaced one of my faulty board that had a short on the first ASIC (0) causing the ASIC (1) to not usable.
The replacement board has also a bad ASIC 0 but I will be able to use the ASIC 1.
Thanks you for this !
April 14, 2015, 11:10:26 AM
Glad it works! Yea next time if you have a choice ask for original box. It's possibly one of the best designed boxes on cardboard surrounding the SP20. They put some time/thought into it.
I haven't seen the boxes for the SP-20, but if it's anything like the ones for the SP-31/35, I would agree. Those boxes are awesome, perfect fit and sturdy as hell. I saved those for sure for if/when I need to ship mine out in the future. I keep saying these are the bets built ready to rock miners on the market. Period.
In my short time to mess with bitcoin mining, ( I go all out or not at all) I got antminers, spondoolies and some other smaller rigs.
Spondoolies is by far the best built and easiest to manage out of the box , antminers are second.
The design of the S5 really is poor IMO unless you're in a data center and have adequate cooling and no noise issues. For home mining it's poor.
IMO the S3/S3+ are much better designs, even though they have less hash rate and less efficiency.
Spondoolies, you can adjust to low hash rates while sipping tiny aounts of electricity and set eth fan to low where even in close proximity it is not even as loud as an S3.
There is no doubt about it they are great miners. I love my SP gear. And I will stick with my story of best designed box.
They are only company I have seen use cardboard designed for it, vs some plastic packing holding it.
April 14, 2015, 10:57:21 AM
Glad it works! Yea next time if you have a choice ask for original box. It's possibly one of the best designed boxes on cardboard surrounding the SP20. They put some time/thought into it.
I haven't seen the boxes for the SP-20, but if it's anything like the ones for the SP-31/35, I would agree. Those boxes are awesome, perfect fit and sturdy as hell. I saved those for sure for if/when I need to ship mine out in the future. I keep saying these are the bets built ready to rock miners on the market. Period.
In my short time to mess with bitcoin mining, ( I go all out or not at all) I got antminers, spondoolies and some other smaller rigs.
Spondoolies is by far the best built and easiest to manage out of the box , antminers are second.
The design of the S5 really is poor IMO unless you're in a data center and have adequate cooling and no noise issues. For home mining it's poor.
IMO the S3/S3+ are much better designs, even though they have less hash rate and less efficiency.
Spondoolies, you can adjust to low hash rates while sipping tiny aounts of electricity and set eth fan to low where even in close proximity it is not even as loud as an S3.
April 14, 2015, 09:45:39 AM
Is that positive or negatif ??
April 14, 2015, 09:13:15 AM
Wow.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/andreas-antonopoulos-leaves-bitcoin-foundation-complete-lack-transparency/
http://www.scribd.com/doc/261085080/BTCF-Strategic-Proposal
http://www.coindesk.com/bruce-fenton-bitcoin-foundation-executive-director/
April 14, 2015, 06:22:45 AM
Glad it works! Yea next time if you have a choice ask for original box. It's possibly one of the best designed boxes on cardboard surrounding the SP20. They put some time/thought into it.
I haven't seen the boxes for the SP-20, but if it's anything like the ones for the SP-31/35, I would agree. Those boxes are awesome, perfect fit and sturdy as hell. I saved those for sure for if/when I need to ship mine out in the future. April 13, 2015, 10:44:20 PM
I doubt there will be a lot there. Most don't open the SP20 as it loses warranty if you do. Chances are you would have been better off contacting ebay/mail over it being damaged in shipping.
Did they ship it in original box? The original box does a good job of protecting the miner.
Nope, just a used box with a few wraps of thin wrapping paper. Shipped US Mail Parcel Pool with no insurance. Just finished new thermal paste on the loose heat sinks and melted some 3M hot glue over the original. The only issue now is that it requires the micro-SD card to boot. Other than that it works great ! Next time ? Original box with insurance !
Glad it works! Yea next time if you have a choice ask for original box. It's possibly one of the best designed boxes on cardboard surrounding the SP20. They put some time/thought into it.
April 13, 2015, 10:12:13 PM
I doubt there will be a lot there. Most don't open the SP20 as it loses warranty if you do. Chances are you would have been better off contacting ebay/mail over it being damaged in shipping.
Did they ship it in original box? The original box does a good job of protecting the miner.
Nope, just a used box with a few wraps of thin wrapping paper. Shipped US Mail Parcel Pool with no insurance. Just finished new thermal paste on the loose heat sinks and melted some 3M hot glue over the original. The only issue now is that it requires the micro-SD card to boot. Other than that it works great ! Next time ? Original box with insurance !
April 13, 2015, 02:28:00 PM
The Postal guy just dropped off a box with an eBay SP20 from Florida - Inside, the boards had shifted off their mounting rails to the point that the PCIe power plugs didn't line up, oops ! Took it apart and noticed several ASICs were loose. Each heatsink is held to the board with a captive stud and spring, then locked into place with what appears to be a high-temperature hot-melt glue to hold everything into place, or in this case not holding it in place. Any clue as to the correct glue used here ? Hoping it's not too critical, looking for specs now. Ugh. 
I doubt there will be a lot there. Most don't open the SP20 as it loses warranty if you do. Chances are you would have been better off contacting ebay/mail over it being damaged in shipping.
Did they ship it in original box? The original box does a good job of protecting the miner.
April 13, 2015, 02:26:37 PM
The Postal guy just dropped off a box with an eBay SP20 from Florida - Inside, the boards had shifted off their mounting rails to the point that the PCIe power plugs didn't line up, oops ! Took it apart and noticed several ASICs were loose. Each heatsink is held to the board with a captive stud and spring, then locked into place with what appears to be a high-temperature hot-melt glue to hold everything into place, or in this case not holding it in place. Any clue as to the correct glue used here ? Hoping it's not too critical, looking for specs now. Ugh.
My understanding is that the glue was used to better secure the heatsinks during shipment. I don't think the the glue matters for normal operation of the SP20. Apparently it doesn't always hold, or maybe not on a 2nd/3rd shipment.
April 13, 2015, 02:12:42 PM
The Postal guy just dropped off a box with an eBay SP20 from Florida - Inside, the boards had shifted off their mounting rails to the point that the PCIe power plugs didn't line up, oops ! Took it apart and noticed several ASICs were loose. Each heatsink is held to the board with a captive stud and spring, then locked into place with what appears to be a high-temperature hot-melt glue to hold everything into place, or in this case not holding it in place. Any clue as to the correct glue used here ? Hoping it's not too critical, looking for specs now. Ugh.
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