Topic: ANTMINER S2 Discussion and Support Thread - page 69. (Read 355842 times)
I have 1 S2 voucher and it will work the 'kit' - but I won't be using it on the 'kit' - I'll be holding my coins. What a shit deal.
I have 3 S2 vouchers which expire 02/06/14 - 0.08btc each, Also i have checked and they do work on the S2 Kit.
PM me if you're interested
PM me if you're interested
I also have one more S2 coupon, expires on Monday. 0.1 BTC and it's yours. PM me if interested.
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There is no S2 left to buy so don't buy coupons.
If it doesn't work on the kit, I'll give you your 0.1 BTC back.
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I just got one the last S2's to ever be produced. Gen 5 with the metal plate.
I think I'm going to mothball it...could be worth a small fortune one day
I think I'm going to mothball it...could be worth a small fortune one day
I have plenty of S2 coupons valid until monday. They can be used to buy the "kit".
Let me know if someone need a coupon.
I will donate them for free or any small tip.
Let me know if someone need a coupon.
I will donate them for free or any small tip.
Kit price should have been sub-$2000, to make it a good deal, stacked with a coupon ...
I don't get it - no PSU and no case and only $49 cheaper than an assembled full unit?
How is that AWESOME???
How is that AWESOME???
Its not
I don't get it - no PSU and no case and only $49 cheaper than an assembled full unit?
How is that AWESOME???
How is that AWESOME???
It's our fault for asking for a better deal on the S2's, bitmain just gave us a big FU
How much btc do you make every single month if you have 5 units of AntMiner S1
1.43 according to https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty
But don't forget difficulty rises approximately every 12-13 days
I don't get it - no PSU and no case and only $49 cheaper than an assembled full unit?
How is that AWESOME???
How is that AWESOME???
I also have one more S2 coupon, expires on Monday. 0.1 BTC and it's yours. PM me if interested.
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There is no S2 left to buy so don't buy coupons.
AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!!
AntMiner S2 1TH/s Kit Sales Open
S2 Kit Items List
1. 10 Hash Boards;
2. 1 Power Board;
3. 1 set of IO Board + BB Board + SD card;
4. 2 sets of Fans + Fans’ cover;
5. 1 LCD screen;
S2 Kit Specs
1. Hash Rate: 1,000GH/s (100.4G/s per hash borad);
2. Power Consumption: less than 1,100W from the wall;
3. Power Efficiency: Around 1.1Watt/GH/s if you use 80PLUS GOLD;
Parts NOT Included
1. PSU: you shall prepare your own PSU, which is able to deliver at least 1000W at 12V, recommend 80PLUS GOLD. One Power Board includes 6 PCI-e input interfaces, which need to be connected to PSU if you'd like to assemble full 10 hash boards;
2. Case and Hash Board Holder;
3. Ethernet cable;
4. Brace to hold the fans;
Upgradable
All AntMiner S2 and S2 kit will be adapted to the Hash Boards with next generation chips. Clients can freely choose the upgrade version Hash Boards to replace the ones in hands.
Kind Reminder:
if you are skilled in playing and assembling hardware, DIY is great fun. But if you are a newbie in assembling and setting up hardware, please be very careful to place the order.
Contact: [email protected]
URL: https://www.bitmaintech.com
S2 Kit Items List
1. 10 Hash Boards;
2. 1 Power Board;
3. 1 set of IO Board + BB Board + SD card;
4. 2 sets of Fans + Fans’ cover;
5. 1 LCD screen;
S2 Kit Specs
1. Hash Rate: 1,000GH/s (100.4G/s per hash borad);
2. Power Consumption: less than 1,100W from the wall;
3. Power Efficiency: Around 1.1Watt/GH/s if you use 80PLUS GOLD;
Parts NOT Included
1. PSU: you shall prepare your own PSU, which is able to deliver at least 1000W at 12V, recommend 80PLUS GOLD. One Power Board includes 6 PCI-e input interfaces, which need to be connected to PSU if you'd like to assemble full 10 hash boards;
2. Case and Hash Board Holder;
3. Ethernet cable;
4. Brace to hold the fans;
Upgradable
All AntMiner S2 and S2 kit will be adapted to the Hash Boards with next generation chips. Clients can freely choose the upgrade version Hash Boards to replace the ones in hands.
Kind Reminder:
if you are skilled in playing and assembling hardware, DIY is great fun. But if you are a newbie in assembling and setting up hardware, please be very careful to place the order.
Contact: [email protected]
URL: https://www.bitmaintech.com
I also have one more S2 coupon, expires on Monday. 0.1 BTC and it's yours. PM me if interested.
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Last S2 coupon for sale 0.15 BTC - expires Monday 2014-06-02 21:47:00
pm if you want it
pm if you want it
Still looking for a Valid S2 coupon.. send it to Bitmain account dlowings , I will donate .05 btc back to you .
Thanks .
Thanks .
It's just the temp sensor, you have all ten cards hashing according to this screen. Did you upgrade your power supply?
Thanks.. quite a relief.
No, I didn't upgrade. Still running the stock Enermax Revolution87+. Most PSUs will do a little over their specification. It's still the limiting factor on this machine, though. I tried to push it a little further, and while the asics could handle the extra load, the PSU couldn't.
What frequency did you finally decide on? I'm poking on the numbers this weekend and would welcome the input!
Well, yeah.. it's a bit dicey isn't it. At 206mhz the machine's stable. That's where I'm at right now. I get a large number of rejected/stale shares (~2.5%), but that still provides for a better overall hashrate than 196 or 200.
At 212 the machine will run for about an hour, maybe two, then shut down, presumably because the PSU can't handle it. I've tried repeatedly to get it to run continually, but eventually it always goes kaput..
In the end I'll probably just end up upgrading PSUs, because I know the chips can take it. Temps are not an issue regardless of speed - always below 60. I figure that anything below 75 is safe, so there's lots of headspace.
You'll find a list of frequency codes on this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=589429.0;all
Hope this helps & good luck.
Can someone post a keystroke by keystroke tutorial or a link on how to putty into an S2?
There was plenty of 'how to' when the S1 came out yet still a dearth of information on S2.
Well, yeah.. it's a bit dicey isn't it. At 206mhz the machine's stable. That's where I'm at right now. I get a large number of rejected/stale shares (~2.5%), but that still provides for a better overall hashrate than 196 or 200.
At 212 the machine will run for about an hour, maybe two, then shut down, presumably because the PSU can't handle it. I've tried repeatedly to get it to run continually, but eventually it always goes kaput..
In the end I'll probably just end up upgrading PSUs, because I know the chips can take it. Temps are not an issue regardless of speed - always below 60. I figure that anything below 75 is safe, so there's lots of headspace.
You'll find a list of frequency codes on this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=589429.0;all
Hope this helps & good luck.
At 212 the machine will run for about an hour, maybe two, then shut down, presumably because the PSU can't handle it. I've tried repeatedly to get it to run continually, but eventually it always goes kaput..
In the end I'll probably just end up upgrading PSUs, because I know the chips can take it. Temps are not an issue regardless of speed - always below 60. I figure that anything below 75 is safe, so there's lots of headspace.
You'll find a list of frequency codes on this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=589429.0;all
Hope this helps & good luck.
Cheers for this link, I appreciate it. I'm going to bring in a second PSU over the weekend and split the PCI-cables, we'll see how well it works out!
It's just the temp sensor, you have all ten cards hashing according to this screen. Did you upgrade your power supply?
Thanks.. quite a relief.
No, I didn't upgrade. Still running the stock Enermax Revolution87+. Most PSUs will do a little over their specification. It's still the limiting factor on this machine, though. I tried to push it a little further, and while the asics could handle the extra load, the PSU couldn't.
What frequency did you finally decide on? I'm poking on the numbers this weekend and would welcome the input!
Well, yeah.. it's a bit dicey isn't it. At 206mhz the machine's stable. That's where I'm at right now. I get a large number of rejected/stale shares (~2.5%), but that still provides for a better overall hashrate than 196 or 200.
At 212 the machine will run for about an hour, maybe two, then shut down, presumably because the PSU can't handle it. I've tried repeatedly to get it to run continually, but eventually it always goes kaput..
In the end I'll probably just end up upgrading PSUs, because I know the chips can take it. Temps are not an issue regardless of speed - always below 60. I figure that anything below 75 is safe, so there's lots of headspace.
You'll find a list of frequency codes on this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=589429.0;all
Hope this helps & good luck.
It's just the temp sensor, you have all ten cards hashing according to this screen. Did you upgrade your power supply?
Thanks.. quite a relief.
No, I didn't upgrade. Still running the stock Enermax Revolution87+. Most PSUs will do a little over their specification. It's still the limiting factor on this machine, though. I tried to push it a little further, and while the asics could handle the extra load, the PSU couldn't.
What frequency did you finally decide on? I'm poking on the numbers this weekend and would welcome the input!
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