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Quote from: Beans on October 17, 2013, 01:35:11 PM

Quote from: mgio on October 17, 2013, 12:54:33 PM

40GH/s and 70w per board!? Wow.

That means a full 16-board set should be able to do 640 GH/s at 1120w.

I have a 1250w power supply. I hope thats good enough

Maybe I'll aim for 37.5 GH/s per board and hopefully around 1000w

I'm pretty sure you can't run that much through 2x 6pin connectors.

If the power supply is a single rail design, why not? If not, maybe I can figure out a way to add more connectors. Or do we risk blowing out the M-board?

What is the max speed that could reasonably be overclocked to with a 16-board setup?

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Quote from: tom99 on October 17, 2013, 01:11:37 PM

Quote from: mgio on October 17, 2013, 12:54:33 PM

40GH/s and 70w per board!? Wow.

That means a full 16-board set should be able to do 640 GH/s at 1120w.

I have a 1250w power supply. I hope thats good enough

Maybe I'll aim for 37.5 GH/s per board and hopefully around 1000w

I dont think 40Gh/s use 70W power but maybe less than that.

ps: anymore news on orders ship out today?

I'm going by goxed's post where he said he could get 41 GH/s drawing maybe 70w. It makes sense since I have Bitburner Fury setup that also uses Bitfury chips. I'm able to overclock each 16-chip board to about 49-50GH/s which draws about 100w. So 70w at 40GH/s seems accurate.

Beans

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Quote from: mgio on October 17, 2013, 12:54:33 PM

40GH/s and 70w per board!? Wow.

That means a full 16-board set should be able to do 640 GH/s at 1120w.

I have a 1250w power supply. I hope thats good enough

Maybe I'll aim for 37.5 GH/s per board and hopefully around 1000w

I'm pretty sure you can't run that much through 2x 6pin connectors.

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Quote from: mgio on October 17, 2013, 12:54:33 PM

40GH/s and 70w per board!? Wow.

That means a full 16-board set should be able to do 640 GH/s at 1120w.

I have a 1250w power supply. I hope thats good enough

Maybe I'll aim for 37.5 GH/s per board and hopefully around 1000w

I dont think 40Gh/s use 70W power but maybe less than that.

ps: anymore news on orders ship out today?

mgio

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40GH/s and 70w per board!? Wow.

That means a full 16-board set should be able to do 640 GH/s at 1120w.

I have a 1250w power supply. I hope thats good enough

Maybe I'll aim for 37.5 GH/s per board and hopefully around 1000w

skrazy

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For those of you still waiting for August order kits refunds for late delivery, I just got email from Kat, saying that Dave plans to do refunds by the end of the month. I'm assuming it is end of this month.

Order#149 - "August" Starter kit

Thanks,
af_newbie

End of the month? I'm struggling to understand how distributing 1.25 BTC across 32 orders is requiring months of work. SebastianJu refunded 100's of customers in one day. Come on Dave, just send the payments.

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Quote from: Syke on October 16, 2013, 11:24:44 PM

With KnC's November batch at $5k for 550 GH/s, there needs to be a significant price drop for the next batch of these.

Not many KnC Jupiter's are actually doing 550Gh/s.. I have two and they are doing 512Gh/s and 524Gh/s at best... I can't get them to run any faster. I would say $5k for 500Gh/s though.... The H-boards must come down in price for anyone with a brain to buy them.

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Thanks for the info!

I don't get why sending my coins takes so long.

Quote from: ?? on ??

For those of you still waiting for August order kits refunds for late delivery, I just got email from Kat, saying that Dave plans to do refunds by the end of the month. I'm assuming it is end of this month.

Order#149 - "August" Starter kit

Thanks,
af_newbie

Syke

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With KnC's November batch at $5k for 550 GH/s, there needs to be a significant price drop for the next batch of these.

tom99

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Maybe done with ship out about 600 Hboards and we will wait for next boat.

americandesi

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BTC < > INR & USD

difficulty just changed to 267 Mil.
Any word of any price cuts of H-Boards from bitfury / dave.?

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None of mine have shipped yet, I have two orders in 2xx, one in 3xx, and one in 6xx

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Order ID: #42X for 7 H-Cards... I might get 2..,maybe 0 with the last difficulty rise. Ehhh.. decisions ..decisions

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No news on orders #20x or #35x thus far.

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Quote from: goxed on October 16, 2013, 06:30:00 PM

Quote from: mgio on October 16, 2013, 03:56:49 PM

How overclockable are the boards that are being shipped now? Is the power regulator still the limiting factor? Has anyone tried to replace it with one that can handle more power?

It's power reg + heat removal. My regulator was overheating like crazy at 41GH/s. The board would mine for a few mins but the regulator would turn off and I had to reset it everytime. I think the board was drawing around 70W power. I think with adequate cooling of chips + regulator, these boards can reach 40 - 42GH/s.

this. my regulator *seemed* to be staying on, but chips would drop like flies and the board often needed a reset. with heatsinks on the back of the regulator though, im now able to handle 40+/-1 GHash

as for heatsinks, i would advise against the massive slab mentioned a few posts up. at 12mm thick, you almost certainly will not be able to put a card in every slot, and the weight of such a big slab may mess up the cards unless they're braced. Look for something in the 6-8mm thickness - I found some terrific heatsinks that were 35x35x6mm and each one perfectly covers 4 chips (4 heatsinks per board + mini heatsinks for regulator). These do a great job pulling away the heat and there is space to fill the slot behind

ps: my order 13X h-board shipped today, and expected delivery is friday 5pm - fingers crossed for a weekend of hashing

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Quote from: goxed on October 16, 2013, 05:53:32 PM

No word on order -9XX- Emailed MBP, will keep the thread updated

if you are selling any of your H-cards I might be willing to buy 1 -4 of them. Not sure if you were seeking a refund or not.

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Quote from: mgio on October 16, 2013, 03:56:49 PM

How overclockable are the boards that are being shipped now? Is the power regulator still the limiting factor? Has anyone tried to replace it with one that can handle more power?

It's power reg + heat removal. My regulator was overheating like crazy at 41GH/s. The board would mine for a few mins but the regulator would turn off and I had to reset it everytime. I think the board was drawing around 70W power. I think with adequate cooling of chips + regulator, these boards can reach 40 - 42GH/s.

goxed

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No word on order -9XX- Emailed MBP, will keep the thread updated

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No word yet on orders numbered #25x or #34x

mgio

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How overclockable are the boards that are being shipped now? Is the power regulator still the limiting factor? Has anyone tried to replace it with one that can handle more power?

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