[Antminer S1 Sales open] Price changes daily, now 0.414 BTC for 180GH/s - page 81.

samsonn25

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Quote from: dsheaffer on April 08, 2014, 08:55:32 PM

I have a question about WiFi with the S1s. Many of the forum posts (and supposedly even Bitmain) suggest that WiFi can cause "performance issues" with the S1s. I have two S1s both running rock solid at 180GH/s on WiFi. The same WiFi network supports a dozen or so other devices (laptops, phones, tablets, consoles, TVs, etc). Am I just lucky or is the WiFi "performance issue" outdated information? Or perhaps there are only issues with many, many devices on the same WiFi network, or only when the S1s are overclocked?

I plan to add 4 more S1s in the next month or so, and would love to know if there is any reason I need to hardwire for the additional S1s so that I can plan appropriately. Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom you all can offer.

I had a few ants on wifi too and they seemed to hash correctly at 178-79 GH stock. The only problem I didnt like like was they constantly lost connection about 1-2 times a day, sometimes they can last 1-2 days without problems though. Another thing was they would sometimes reset and reconnect at other times they would not. After using ethernet cable no connectivity problems and a slight boost 179-180GH and much much less restarts.

dsheaffer

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I have a question about WiFi with the S1s. Many of the forum posts (and supposedly even Bitmain) suggest that WiFi can cause "performance issues" with the S1s. I have two S1s both running rock solid at 180GH/s on WiFi. The same WiFi network supports a dozen or so other devices (laptops, phones, tablets, consoles, TVs, etc). Am I just lucky or is the WiFi "performance issue" outdated information? Or perhaps there are only issues with many, many devices on the same WiFi network, or only when the S1s are overclocked?

I plan to add 4 more S1s in the next month or so, and would love to know if there is any reason I need to hardwire for the additional S1s so that I can plan appropriately. Thanks in advance for any words of wisdom you all can offer.

ldh37

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Quote from: Unacceptable on April 08, 2014, 08:35:32 PM

I just unplug the ethernet & wait till the fans slow down,about 3 minutes or so & turn off the PSU,too easy Cheesy

ditto

Unacceptable

legendary

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I just unplug the ethernet & wait till the fans slow down,about 3 minutes or so & turn off the PSU,too easy Cheesy

davebodger

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Quote from: wolf_miner on April 08, 2014, 01:17:36 PM

Hi, to turn off the Antminer S1 which is the correct procedure?
Disconnect the switch on power supply? Or is there a comad to run in console like SUDO POWEROFF or SHUTDOWN.
W_M

SSH into miner, login as root.
Then just type POWEROFF and wait a minute or two for fan to slow down.
Then turn off PSU.
Simples.

cevad

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Quote from: GiLa on April 08, 2014, 07:49:04 PM

Quote from: cevad on April 08, 2014, 05:53:59 PM

Quote from: GiLa on April 08, 2014, 08:03:07 AM

Quote from: cevad on April 08, 2014, 07:07:31 AM

Anyone able to give me an indication of how long one of these would take to ship to Perth, Western Australia?

Thanks.

I ordered mine on Saturday left China Monday and it was delivered on Wednesday to Sydney using UPS just the UPS guy delivered it to next door instead of my unit.

Just ordered a 2nd unit today

Wow, that's quick. What about price on goods declaration, am keen to buy two, but wont if I end up getting slugged by Customs.

Thanks

Australia has no fees for goods under $1000 so no worries
hence retailers kicking up a stink

if you want I could organise something as I have an office NoR

All good, will order 2 next week - will probably sell one on ebay to recoup some outlay Cheesy

GiLa

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Quote from: cevad on April 08, 2014, 05:53:59 PM

Quote from: GiLa on April 08, 2014, 08:03:07 AM

Quote from: cevad on April 08, 2014, 07:07:31 AM

Anyone able to give me an indication of how long one of these would take to ship to Perth, Western Australia?

Thanks.

I ordered mine on Saturday left China Monday and it was delivered on Wednesday to Sydney using UPS just the UPS guy delivered it to next door instead of my unit.

Just ordered a 2nd unit today

Wow, that's quick. What about price on goods declaration, am keen to buy two, but wont if I end up getting slugged by Customs.

Thanks

Australia has no fees for goods under $1000 so no worries
hence retailers kicking up a stink

if you want I could organise something as I have an office NoR

cevad

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Quote from: GiLa on April 08, 2014, 08:03:07 AM

Quote from: cevad on April 08, 2014, 07:07:31 AM

Anyone able to give me an indication of how long one of these would take to ship to Perth, Western Australia?

Thanks.

I ordered mine on Saturday left China Monday and it was delivered on Wednesday to Sydney using UPS just the UPS guy delivered it to next door instead of my unit.

Just ordered a 2nd unit today

Wow, that's quick. What about price on goods declaration, am keen to buy two, but wont if I end up getting slugged by Customs.

Thanks

BoogieMan82

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Quote from: jjiimm_64 on April 08, 2014, 01:42:30 PM

Quote from: AbiTxGroup on April 08, 2014, 01:33:46 PM

Quote from: BoogieMan82 on April 08, 2014, 01:30:27 PM

Frequencies:

So I am playing around with Frequencies and attempted to do the math to figure out HEX values.

Converting HEX to Binary then to a string I was able to find a direct relationship(256 step per 25). However; when I tired to use my own Hex Values (calculated a hex of 390) my miner ended up hashing at 10 gh/s lol.

I was wondering if there was a formula for calculating the Hex values? I want to find the sweet spot for my particular miner (Which is likely somewhere between 350 and 400) where it runs smooth and stable, less than .5% HW errors (I'm at .7% now), while maximizing Hashing.

Let me know if there is an easier way to calculate!

You can try 375:

   option 'freq_value' '4e81' #375M
   option 'chip_freq' '375'
   option 'timeout' '38'


That was posted in the S1 config thread a while back. "timeout" can be "37" or "38", try both to see what works best for your miner

EDIT NOTE:

To follow up on this, in the "Antminer+FAQ.pdf" on page 3 and 4 are a listing of clock freq settings.

I think he was looking for '390'...

My suggestion... set the thing at 375, or 393 and just let it run... HW errors are not relevent.. pool reported hashrate is the only thing that is... asics have HW errors.. they sacrificed error checking for speed in the design...

just run it and forget it...... buy another one.. rinse and repeat.

Good to know. It's happily hashing away! .7% HW Error temp of 45 and 46 so I guess it's happy

.

BoogieMan82

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Quote from: AbiTxGroup on April 08, 2014, 01:33:46 PM

Quote from: BoogieMan82 on April 08, 2014, 01:30:27 PM

Frequencies:

So I am playing around with Frequencies and attempted to do the math to figure out HEX values.

Converting HEX to Binary then to a string I was able to find a direct relationship(256 step per 25). However; when I tired to use my own Hex Values (calculated a hex of 390) my miner ended up hashing at 10 gh/s lol.

I was wondering if there was a formula for calculating the Hex values? I want to find the sweet spot for my particular miner (Which is likely somewhere between 350 and 400) where it runs smooth and stable, less than .5% HW errors (I'm at .7% now), while maximizing Hashing.

Let me know if there is an easier way to calculate!

You can try 375:

   option 'freq_value' '4e81' #375M
   option 'chip_freq' '375'
   option 'timeout' '38'


That was posted in the S1 config thread a while back. "timeout" can be "37" or "38", try both to see what works best for your miner

EDIT NOTE:

To follow up on this, in the "Antminer+FAQ.pdf" on page 3 and 4 are a listing of clock freq settings.

I about the 375. I was trying to find smaller increments like 380, 385 or 370

Jacko

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I just pull the network connection from them and leave them till they cool down and on the newer ones the fan stops and on the older ones it drops to idle. That way you are not having chips at 49 or 50 degrees just instantly loosing their cooling airflow. It only takes a couple of minutes and you can switch off the PSU.

Better safe than sorry.

nottm28

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Quote from: samsonn25 on April 08, 2014, 01:23:31 PM

Quote from: wolf_miner on April 08, 2014, 01:17:36 PM

Hi, to turn off the Antminer S1 which is the correct procedure?
Disconnect the switch on power supply? Or is there a comad to run in console like SUDO POWEROFF or SHUTDOWN.

W_M

You can cool down the machine by stopping the hashing first eg. Disconnect pool or stop network.. Then after a few minutes power down machine.

Or... you can just switch off the power - which is what I do and have had no problems. It's not like shutting down windows

dsheaffer

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Quote from: lowbander80 on April 08, 2014, 02:12:15 PM

Quote from: imcloud9 on April 08, 2014, 01:57:07 PM

Quote from: BITMAIN on April 07, 2014, 09:50:00 PM

Antminer S1 Sales open

Managed to get my order in Grin

now I have no btc again

for me half BTC to make my order will need few more days and just hope they do not run out of stock again...

Amen, brother. I need til Thursday evening to have enough BTC for my next S1...let's keep our fingers crossed.

lowbander80

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Quote from: imcloud9 on April 08, 2014, 01:57:07 PM

Quote from: BITMAIN on April 07, 2014, 09:50:00 PM

Antminer S1 Sales open

Managed to get my order in Grin

now I have no btc again

for me half BTC to make my order will need few more days and just hope they do not run out of stock again...

Tamerz

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Ordered 2 more. I love how quiet these things are. I'm in a one bedroom condo and the BFL's are extremely annoying. I can't even hear these from the bedroom. So now I can sell those things off.

imcloud9

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Quote from: BITMAIN on April 07, 2014, 09:50:00 PM

Antminer S1 Sales open

Managed to get my order in Grin

now I have no btc again

s1lverbox

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Quote from: GenTarkin on April 08, 2014, 11:11:17 AM

over 20k and they cant manage to fucking refund me my 1.886BTC ... FUCKING ASSHOLES!

I think you will get coupons not refund.
I saw somewhere someone who was asking for refund and he got coupons for full amount.

jjiimm_64

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Quote from: AbiTxGroup on April 08, 2014, 01:33:46 PM

Quote from: BoogieMan82 on April 08, 2014, 01:30:27 PM

Frequencies:

So I am playing around with Frequencies and attempted to do the math to figure out HEX values.

Converting HEX to Binary then to a string I was able to find a direct relationship(256 step per 25). However; when I tired to use my own Hex Values (calculated a hex of 390) my miner ended up hashing at 10 gh/s lol.

I was wondering if there was a formula for calculating the Hex values? I want to find the sweet spot for my particular miner (Which is likely somewhere between 350 and 400) where it runs smooth and stable, less than .5% HW errors (I'm at .7% now), while maximizing Hashing.

Let me know if there is an easier way to calculate!

You can try 375:

   option 'freq_value' '4e81' #375M
   option 'chip_freq' '375'
   option 'timeout' '38'


That was posted in the S1 config thread a while back. "timeout" can be "37" or "38", try both to see what works best for your miner

EDIT NOTE:

To follow up on this, in the "Antminer+FAQ.pdf" on page 3 and 4 are a listing of clock freq settings.

I think he was looking for '390'...

My suggestion... set the thing at 375, or 393 and just let it run... HW errors are not relevent.. pool reported hashrate is the only thing that is... asics have HW errors.. they sacrificed error checking for speed in the design...

just run it and forget it...... buy another one.. rinse and repeat.

AbiTxGroup

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Quote from: BoogieMan82 on April 08, 2014, 01:30:27 PM

Frequencies:

So I am playing around with Frequencies and attempted to do the math to figure out HEX values.

Converting HEX to Binary then to a string I was able to find a direct relationship(256 step per 25). However; when I tired to use my own Hex Values (calculated a hex of 390) my miner ended up hashing at 10 gh/s lol.

I was wondering if there was a formula for calculating the Hex values? I want to find the sweet spot for my particular miner (Which is likely somewhere between 350 and 400) where it runs smooth and stable, less than .5% HW errors (I'm at .7% now), while maximizing Hashing.

Let me know if there is an easier way to calculate!

You can try 375:

   option 'freq_value' '4e81' #375M
   option 'chip_freq' '375'
   option 'timeout' '38'


That was posted in the S1 config thread a while back. "timeout" can be "37" or "38", try both to see what works best for your miner

EDIT NOTE:

To follow up on this, in the "Antminer+FAQ.pdf" on page 3 and 4 are a listing of clock freq settings.

BoogieMan82

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Activity: 42

Merit: 0

Frequencies:

So I am playing around with Frequencies and attempted to do the math to figure out HEX values.

Converting HEX to Binary then to a string I was able to find a direct relationship(256 step per 25). However; when I tired to use my own Hex Values (calculated a hex of 390) my miner ended up hashing at 10 gh/s lol.

I was wondering if there was a formula for calculating the Hex values? I want to find the sweet spot for my particular miner (Which is likely somewhere between 350 and 400) where it runs smooth and stable, less than .5% HW errors (I'm at .7% now), while maximizing Hashing.

Let me know if there is an easier way to calculate!

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