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legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1003
November 15, 2015, 11:33:28 AM
#30
And yet another prophetic poster shoves their tiny foot in their big mouth.

Their prices are tied to BTC/USD based on their choice of Chinese exchanges.  Use your brain and post an average rate if you want to appear as if you know what you're talking about.

And why would I posts an average rate, when nobody buys at the average? That figure was exactly what I said it was, a spot price.  BMT has sold gear tied to either BTC or USD in recent batches. My point is you can save money by taking advantage of the exchange, I ended up buying 2x B6 @ $307 exchange, or $1,230 each. Why would I (or anyone) give a fuck what the average was?  B6 has been closed for days now anyways, so it is completely irrelevant until a new batch comes online.

Go back to your bridge now and find some cardboard, winter is coming...

Edit: Tupsu, these were my prices.

ANTMINER S7 BATCH 6
$1269.95 each with shipping, $0.31/GHs paid by WIRE

ANTMINER S7 BATCH 5
BTC4.18 each with shipping, Paid by BTC

ANTMINER S7 BATCH 1
BTC7.9 each with shipping, Paid by BTC

My point again, was that when BMT indexes price to BTC, buy for fiat when BTC is low.  When they fix it to $USD, buy with BTC when BTC is high.  Other than my B1 miners, I am very confident in my S7's ability to ROI before the halving, where they should still be profitable without even accounting for increased BTC value.



legendary
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1003
November 15, 2015, 05:14:17 AM
#29
S7 power 4.86 th / s = $ 1,658?
s7 power 4,05 th / s = $ 1,518?

We talk less chip, less power, less costs

S7 4.05 TH / s = $1,340 just now.  Considerably less $/THs than B5 now.  That's what happens when you keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

And yet another prophetic poster shoves their tiny foot in their big mouth.

Their prices are tied to BTC/USD based on their choice of Chinese exchanges.  Use your brain and post an average rate if you want to appear as if you know what you're talking about.

BATCH 6 = 0.34 USD GH/s
BATCH 5 = 0.38 USD GH/s
BATCH 3 = 0.33 USD GH/s
BATCH 1 = 0.364USD GH/s


2015-11-10 23:00
ANTMINER S7 BATCH 6 × 2    8 BTC ( 2653.6 USD )
Shipping  97.93  USD
Order Total: 2751.53 USD
1376 USD with shipping   0.34USD GH/s
__________________________________________________
2015-11-04 11:20
ANTMINER S7 BATCH 5 × 2     3598 USD
Shipping   98.24  USD
Order Total: 3696.24 USD
1848 USD  with shipping  0.38USD GH/s
________________________________________________
2015-09-29
ANTMINER S7 BATCH 3 × 2  3316 USD
Shipping  97.93  USD
AntMiner S7 Coupon 100 USD x 2  -200 USD
Order Total: 3213.93 USD
1607 USD with shipping   0.33 USD GH/s
__________________________________________________
2015-08-30
ANTMINER S7 BATCH 1 × 2   3646 USD
Shipping  89.09  USD
AntMiner S7 Coupon 100 USD x 2  -200 USD
Order Total 3535.09 USD
1768 USD  with shipping     0.364USD GH/s

sr. member
Activity: 302
Merit: 250
Never before 11 P.M.
November 15, 2015, 04:04:18 AM
#28
S7 power 4.86 th / s = $ 1,658?
s7 power 4,05 th / s = $ 1,518?

We talk less chip, less power, less costs

S7 4.05 TH / s = $1,340 just now.  Considerably less $/THs than B5 now.  That's what happens when you keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

And yet another prophetic poster shoves their tiny foot in their big mouth.

Their prices are tied to BTC/USD based on their choice of Chinese exchanges.  Use your brain and post an average rate if you want to appear as if you know what you're talking about.
legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030
November 11, 2015, 05:47:34 AM
#27
It's now lower, but if B5 was still available it would ALSO be lower.

 Probably.

 Not really fair to compare a product that is currently "out of stock" (possible short-term for price adjustment) to one that looks like it will never come back anyway.
alh
legendary
Activity: 1846
Merit: 1052
November 10, 2015, 06:21:18 PM
#26
S7 power 4.86 th / s = $ 1,658?
s7 power 4,05 th / s = $ 1,518?

We talk less chip, less power, less costs

S7 4.05 TH / s = $1,340 just now.  Considerably less $/THs than B5 now.  That's what happens when you keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.

And when Bitmain pegs the price to BTC rather than $$$, and then the price of BTC falls.
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1003
November 10, 2015, 04:41:50 PM
#25
S7 power 4.86 th / s = $ 1,658?
s7 power 4,05 th / s = $ 1,518?

We talk less chip, less power, less costs

S7 4.05 TH / s = $1,340 just now.  Considerably less $/THs than B5 now.  That's what happens when you keep your eyes open and your mouth shut.
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 500
November 10, 2015, 02:01:50 AM
#24
Batch 6 WILL be worse efficiency, as they're running it at a higher voltage. My best guess is more like 0.3W/GH vs the 0.25 spec on the earlier batches.

Do we actually know they're using shorter chains in this smaller one?

We don't absolutely know as as far as I know there is not yet a picture and noone has one. However we do know that there are 135 Chips in total, so that has to be 3 boards of 45 Chips each. So assuming we still have a string design then the only maths that works to get the voltage in the correct range is 15 Nodes of 3 Chips.

The interesting unknown for me is if all future S7 will be 135 Chip or if there will still be a 162 Chip System. My money is on them all being 135 Chip


Rich
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 1000
November 10, 2015, 02:00:26 AM
#23
S7 power 4.86 th / s = $ 1,658?
s7 power 4,05 th / s = $ 1,518?

We talk less chip, less power, less costs
hero member
Activity: 798
Merit: 1000
November 10, 2015, 01:52:15 AM
#22
in my opinion, it is a lot 7 bankruptcy, low power and high price
alh
legendary
Activity: 1846
Merit: 1052
November 09, 2015, 10:03:00 PM
#21
Batch 6 WILL be worse efficiency, as they're running it at a higher voltage. My best guess is more like 0.3W/GH vs the 0.25 spec on the earlier batches.

Do we actually know they're using shorter chains in this smaller one?

Actually I think we do know. My understanding is that Bitmain has stated that there will be a total of 135 chips for the miner. That works out to 45 chips/board, and then 15 chips per "string/chain". I guess it's possible that there is some other arrangement that yields 135, but hard to see what it would be. The specs for Batch #6 aren't really internally consistent with the other batches, so some of it is guesswork, but educated if you use a little match.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
November 09, 2015, 07:38:32 PM
#20
Re batches;

my early (8/30) batch 1 is actually lower (in a shorter box), performed at spec 4.84 Th.
my batch2 (10/22) is as described with 575 sticker, but is better at 575 (4.64 Th). I upgraded this one to 575 firmware, which seem to improve it in error and caused slightly lower fan speed.

my batch2 (10/16) has no sticker, has practically zero error rate at default 575, but could run at 600 with 0.0050% error, which is OK.

This one is an enigma. For example, should I update it with 575 firmware or 600, or none. None would be OK at home, but it is going to hosting, although I can always put it on 80% manual (to prevent the internet loss burnout situation).

Phil, did you update you '575' stud to new firmware? If yes, did you choose 575 or 600 firmware?
thanks


I left it alone.

it works so well:

 freq 606 
errors are now under 0.0001%
hash rate is 4910.78
uses 1200 watts at the pdu meter   but the meter reads amps so 5.0 amp reading could be as high as 5.09  before it goes to 5.1.



so my watts are 1200 to 1221.6     this means at the pdu I am getting .244 to .248 a gh
I can't expect any  better so I left it alone.
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1185
dogiecoin.com
November 09, 2015, 07:17:36 PM
#19
Should I be upset that mine is only 4.795 TH/S and 0.0093%?

Not really, its all random variance. If you're at an unusual pool you might get a bit more consistent hash rate at a larger pool. Might be worth a test.
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
November 09, 2015, 07:11:10 PM
#18
got it! so generally anything under 1% is acceptable. my 0.0093% would qualify as normal. If it read 1.0000% or more then it would be a problem. It could cause reboots or be a sign of failing chips. Some antminers will have more HW errors then others and it is just the way it was built.


So if I were to buy my second one.. I should stay away from a batch 1 because some have reported that it does not run at spec. Which is + or - 5%. Should I be upset that mine is only 4.795 TH/S and 0.0093%?

Thank you again for the help!
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1185
dogiecoin.com
November 09, 2015, 06:57:14 PM
#17
But my HW is 8727 after 24HRS and 0.0092% .. is this normal? What is the error rate? thank u for all your help.

HW errors are results which don't make sense and are discarded. Consider them random occurrences which happen at a higher rate when things aren't performing rate. <1% is generally inconsequential.
hero member
Activity: 572
Merit: 506
November 09, 2015, 06:56:32 PM
#16
Batch 6 WILL be worse efficiency, as they're running it at a higher voltage. My best guess is more like 0.3W/GH vs the 0.25 spec on the earlier batches.

Do we actually know they're using shorter chains in this smaller one?

really no, i think
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1185
dogiecoin.com
November 09, 2015, 06:54:18 PM
#15
Batch 6 WILL be worse efficiency, as they're running it at a higher voltage. My best guess is more like 0.3W/GH vs the 0.25 spec on the earlier batches.

Do we actually know they're using shorter chains in this smaller one?
newbie
Activity: 33
Merit: 0
November 09, 2015, 06:26:27 PM
#14
Lol. I am still learning. This forum has been a huge help. It did make me nervous to get one on ebay. like someone earlier said they could be selling it because there not happy with the performance.

But my HW is 8727 after 24HRS and 0.0092% .. is this normal? What is the error rate? thank u for all your help.

http://s17.postimg.org/4kro7v2or/Screenshot_8.jpg

http://postimg.org/image/4kro7v2or/
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
November 09, 2015, 05:48:14 PM
#13
where do I find the error rate?

Look at the pictures 4 posts back and in the middle of the Status Screen you will see a line marked HW. First number is the number of HW errors and further down the line the HW error % that is being referred to.

Although how someone can drop $1800 on an S7 without any understanding of where you can see the HW error rate escapes me.....  Smiley

Rich


when i started i couldn't figure out what WU is as well.
Besides, for some $1.8k is peanuts (I am NOT one of those).
People drop $10-40k on a single dinner   Undecided
at some point someone will make a pink gold covered miner for $50K if btc will become popular.
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
November 09, 2015, 05:35:04 PM
#12
Re batches;

my early (8/30) batch 1 is actually lower (in a shorter box), performed at spec 4.84 Th.
my batch2 (10/22) is as described with 575 sticker, but is better at 575 (4.64 Th). I upgraded this one to 575 firmware, which seem to improve it in error and caused slightly lower fan speed.

my batch2 (10/16) has no sticker, has practically zero error rate at default 575, but could run at 600 with 0.0050% error, which is OK.

This one is an enigma. For example, should I update it with 575 firmware or 600, or none. None would be OK at home, but it is going to hosting, although I can always put it on 80% manual (to prevent the internet loss burnout situation).

Phil, did you update you '575' stud to new firmware? If yes, did you choose 575 or 600 firmware?
thanks
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 500
November 09, 2015, 05:15:12 PM
#11
where do I find the error rate?

Look at the pictures 4 posts back and in the middle of the Status Screen you will see a line marked HW. First number is the number of HW errors and further down the line the HW error % that is being referred to.

Although how someone can drop $1800 on an S7 without any understanding of where you can see the HW error rate escapes me.....  Smiley

Rich



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