I am running 275/1000
Nice, don't ask for RMA if something bad happen
Topic: [ANN] Technobit HEX8A1 -240 GHs Coincraft A1 board- Finished production - page 13. (Read 72425 times)
April 03, 2014, 06:49:25 PM
Nice, don't ask for RMA if something bad happen
April 03, 2014, 06:28:54 PM
I don't know if this has been answered before - sorry I didn't read 40 pages worth of posts.
Why are 2 130GH miners cheaper than 1 260GH miner?
Why are 2 130GH miners cheaper than 1 260GH miner?
April 03, 2014, 01:56:32 PM
I am running 275/1000
April 03, 2014, 01:44:23 PM
I recieved my 130 board today 
Plugged it into my mr3020 and it started hashing immediately. Nothing beats a mr3020 when it comes to ease of use of technobit devices.
One question thoug, I set the chipcount to 4 and am running it on 260/1000, I'm getting about 102Gh/s average. Are the default settings for the 130 boerderij the Same as for the 260?
And what are save values to overclock?
Don't want to burn it like one of my Hex16a1's the day before yesterday...
Plugged it into my mr3020 and it started hashing immediately. Nothing beats a mr3020 when it comes to ease of use of technobit devices.
One question thoug, I set the chipcount to 4 and am running it on 260/1000, I'm getting about 102Gh/s average. Are the default settings for the 130 boerderij the Same as for the 260?
And what are save values to overclock?
Don't want to burn it like one of my Hex16a1's the day before yesterday...
April 03, 2014, 01:10:31 PM
0.3.1 Milestone release http://technobit.eu/0_3_1.rar
Incredible! Whatever you did with drivers works like a charm... I see 2 to 3 GH more per board...Wow, this is nearly 25 cent per month per board!
What matters is that it will work like a charm
April 03, 2014, 07:07:38 AM
0.3.1 Milestone release http://technobit.eu/0_3_1.rar
Incredible! Whatever you did with drivers works like a charm... I see 2 to 3 GH more per board...Wow, this is nearly 25 cent per month per board!
April 03, 2014, 06:06:39 AM
0.3.1 Milestone release http://technobit.eu/0_3_1.rar
Incredible! Whatever you did with drivers works like a charm... I see 2 to 3 GH more per board... April 03, 2014, 01:02:02 AM
Nice
April 03, 2014, 12:45:51 AM
Mine came yesterday, too 
Have 261 GH/s average over the past 10 hours. Will write detailed report later. So far everything seems perfect (running on TP-Link)!
Thanks Marto74!
Have 261 GH/s average over the past 10 hours. Will write detailed report later. So far everything seems perfect (running on TP-Link)!
Thanks Marto74!
April 02, 2014, 02:00:02 PM
Get it ;-)
forget the Spam above
HAPPY
Glen
forget the Spam above
HAPPY
Glen
April 02, 2014, 01:00:33 PM
HEX was delivered today ;-)))))))))))))
Thx all for your Help .
under Windows its Worked , now i worked with the PI ( Minepeon ) . Its starts , but no Hashrate . Hardware found and show under cgminer !
Greetz Glen
Edit :
Can anybody help ?
0: HEX8 0 : 200 800/ 800mV | A:0 R:0/0.00% HW:0/0.00% WU:0.0/m
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[2014-04-02 18:10:00] Started cgminer 4.2.2
[2014-04-02 18:10:00] Loaded configuration file /opt/minepeon/etc/miner.conf
[2014-04-02 18:10:01] Probing for an alive pool
[2014-04-02 18:10:01] Pool 0 difficulty changed to 16
[2014-04-02 18:10:01] Pool 1 difficulty changed to 32
[2014-04-02 18:10:02] Network diff set to 96.6M
[2014-04-02 18:10:07] API running in IP access mode on port 4028 (11)
MinePeon Version
0.2.4.6
Miner Version
cgminer4.2.2 updatet fromthis thread
stratum+tcp://peercoin.ecoining.com:3336
Edit 2:
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Discarded work
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] (5s):0.000 (1m):0.000 (5m):0.000 (15m):0.000 (avg):0.000h/s
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Selecting pool 0 for work
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Generated stratum merkle 3f7effb66b2cd994311914cadad3424c2bac50423279f01661a083c71eff0984
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Generated stratum header 000000012894832a6b02071ebe4875a45ae7c05c48dd5547f94a95f7633ba8b2eaf4e8283f7effb 66b2cd994311914cadad3424c2bac5
0423279f01661a083c71eff0984533c57f9192c705a000000000000008000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Work job_id a441 nonce2 89 ntime 533c57f9
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Generated target 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000f0ff0f00000000
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Generated stratum work
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] Pushing work from pool 0 to hash queue
[2014-04-02 18:33:33] [thread 0: 0 hashes, 0.0 mhash/sec]
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Discarded work
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Selecting pool 0 for work
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Generated stratum merkle e784e75f1522945a26ee320479f549a306b80dd3ab88053c9976621e5a5a22c7
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Generated stratum header 000000012894832a6b02071ebe4875a45ae7c05c48dd5547f94a95f7633ba8b2eaf4e828e784e75 f1522945a26ee320479f549a306b80
dd3ab88053c9976621e5a5a22c7533c57f9192c705a000000000000008000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Work job_id a441 nonce2 90 ntime 533c57f9
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Generated target 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000f0ff0f00000000
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Generated stratum work
[2014-04-02 18:33:35] Pushing work from pool 0 to hash queue
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] USB scan devices: checking for HEXa devices
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for HEXa 04d8:000a but found 05e3:0608 instead
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for and found HEXa 04d8:000a
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for HEXa 04d8:000a but found 05e3:0608 instead
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for HEXa 04d8:000a but found 0424:ec00 instead
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for HEXa 04d8:000a but found 0424:9512 instead
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] HEXa looking for HEXa 04d8:000a but found 1d6b:0002 instead
[2014-04-02 18:33:37] USB scan devices: checking for HEXb devices
Any suggestions ?
Glen
April 02, 2014, 07:26:25 AM
The hex8 is still not working. Why work these RMA? Where should i post the item? How many time need to replace/repair ? Every day its a deficit for me..
Quote
"Make this as a regular order and choose Bank wire payment @ the end The you'll get shiping address for your broken unit to be delivered to"
http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_category=14&controller=category&id_lang=1 April 02, 2014, 03:29:10 AM
You send it Technobit. My unit is there now for a week. And as far as I know they are shipping it back to me today...
April 02, 2014, 02:51:12 AM
The hex8 is still not working. Why work these RMA? Where should i post the item? How many time need to replace/repair ? Every day its a deficit for me..
April 01, 2014, 12:08:43 PM
Glen123
Try this link;
http://www.speedy.bg/begin.php?nccharset=08F9FDFC&shipmentNumber=60084825146&lang=en&__ncforminfo=G9NcZtEOEt6Y3yJpGNGZQd3s88mBrJnrGsc1xj_dxeLGXCs2Pe6RSUH61V6ff7LIU9dooPTQrR9FyFlsGfPQPz5h-Ij_n4I0L1QlYEK3Pkc%3D
Usually it goes from Speedy to another courier depending on what country you live in. You can email speedy and they will tell you the new couriers tracking number.
Update:
Speedy shows the new tracking number is from DPD, 16602410119468.
http://www.dpd.com/tracking
Try this link;
http://www.speedy.bg/begin.php?nccharset=08F9FDFC&shipmentNumber=60084825146&lang=en&__ncforminfo=G9NcZtEOEt6Y3yJpGNGZQd3s88mBrJnrGsc1xj_dxeLGXCs2Pe6RSUH61V6ff7LIU9dooPTQrR9FyFlsGfPQPz5h-Ij_n4I0L1QlYEK3Pkc%3D
Usually it goes from Speedy to another courier depending on what country you live in. You can email speedy and they will tell you the new couriers tracking number.
Update:
Speedy shows the new tracking number is from DPD, 16602410119468.
http://www.dpd.com/tracking
Wow , thank You for Help !
Seems to be a good Birthday Present ( 03.04 ) for me when its delivered ;-)
Glen
April 01, 2014, 11:35:39 AM
I have tested all polyfuses and all working, no one is defected. The PSU give the 12 volt i have messed with multimeter. The 2 fans work too normaly. The board simple not hashing.
If it has polyfuses (those brown tags that stick out) it might take more than few minutes I'd leave it unplugged overnight (some pop it in the fridge).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resettable_fuse
Your power supply probably went into emergency shutdown too. That usually requires the paper clip to be removed to reset that.
Some PSUs require something powered on the 5v line to stop them tripping into emergency mode. My ThermalTake 730W did.
Marto never said what the orange LED means, but I suspect it's a polyfuse error, my Hex8A1 with 2 detached polyfuses has orange LED, but still mines.
Give it some time to rest 2-3 min without power
Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
I have tryed soon, i have replaced to a other FAN in the bottom. The heat sink was cold.Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
If it has polyfuses (those brown tags that stick out) it might take more than few minutes I'd leave it unplugged overnight (some pop it in the fridge).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resettable_fuse
Your power supply probably went into emergency shutdown too. That usually requires the paper clip to be removed to reset that.
Some PSUs require something powered on the 5v line to stop them tripping into emergency mode. My ThermalTake 730W did.
Marto never said what the orange LED means, but I suspect it's a polyfuse error, my Hex8A1 with 2 detached polyfuses has orange LED, but still mines.
April 01, 2014, 11:08:33 AM
Thanks for the tip, i would test the polyfuses!
If it has polyfuses (those brown tags that stick out) it might take more than few minutes I'd leave it unplugged overnight (some pop it in the fridge).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resettable_fuse
Your power supply probably went into emergency shutdown too. That usually requires the paper clip to be removed to reset that.
Marto never said what the orange LED means, but I suspect it's a polyfuse error, my Hex8A1 with 2 detached polyfuses has orange LED, but mines.
Give it some time to rest 2-3 min without power
Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
I have tryed soon, i have replaced to a other FAN in the bottom. The heat sink was cold.Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
If it has polyfuses (those brown tags that stick out) it might take more than few minutes I'd leave it unplugged overnight (some pop it in the fridge).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resettable_fuse
Your power supply probably went into emergency shutdown too. That usually requires the paper clip to be removed to reset that.
Marto never said what the orange LED means, but I suspect it's a polyfuse error, my Hex8A1 with 2 detached polyfuses has orange LED, but mines.
April 01, 2014, 11:04:58 AM
Glen123
Try this link;
http://www.speedy.bg/begin.php?nccharset=08F9FDFC&shipmentNumber=60084825146&lang=en&__ncforminfo=G9NcZtEOEt6Y3yJpGNGZQd3s88mBrJnrGsc1xj_dxeLGXCs2Pe6RSUH61V6ff7LIU9dooPTQrR9FyFlsGfPQPz5h-Ij_n4I0L1QlYEK3Pkc%3D
Usually it goes from Speedy to another courier depending on what country you live in. You can email speedy and they will tell you the new couriers tracking number.
Update:
Speedy shows the new tracking number is from DPD, 16602410119468.
http://www.dpd.com/tracking
Try this link;
http://www.speedy.bg/begin.php?nccharset=08F9FDFC&shipmentNumber=60084825146&lang=en&__ncforminfo=G9NcZtEOEt6Y3yJpGNGZQd3s88mBrJnrGsc1xj_dxeLGXCs2Pe6RSUH61V6ff7LIU9dooPTQrR9FyFlsGfPQPz5h-Ij_n4I0L1QlYEK3Pkc%3D
Usually it goes from Speedy to another courier depending on what country you live in. You can email speedy and they will tell you the new couriers tracking number.
Update:
Speedy shows the new tracking number is from DPD, 16602410119468.
http://www.dpd.com/tracking
April 01, 2014, 11:02:14 AM
Give it some time to rest 2-3 min without power
Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
I have tryed soon, i have replaced to a other FAN in the bottom. The heat sink was cold.Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
If it has polyfuses (those brown tags that stick out) it might take more than few minutes I'd leave it unplugged overnight (some pop it in the fridge).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resettable_fuse
Your power supply probably went into emergency shutdown too. That usually requires the paper clip to be removed to reset that.
Some PSUs require something powered on the 5v line to stop them tripping into emergency mode. My ThermalTake 730W did.
Marto never said what the orange LED means, but I suspect it's a polyfuse error, my Hex8A1 with 2 detached polyfuses has orange LED, but still mines.
April 01, 2014, 10:11:28 AM
Give it some time to rest 2-3 min without power
Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
I have tryed soon, i have replaced to a other FAN in the bottom. The heat sink was cold. Then see if chips will be back?
Not much but this is only thing i can suggest
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