And now the question of the day: Who manufactures the S5 fan and what model?
Probably JSL
JIANG SHAN LAI ELECTRONICS CO. LTD
Topic: ANTMINER S5: 1155GH(+OverClock Potential), In Stock $0.319/GH & 0.51W/GH - page 169. (Read 451039 times)
March 03, 2015, 08:22:54 PM
Probably JSL
JIANG SHAN LAI ELECTRONICS CO. LTD
March 03, 2015, 08:15:42 PM
dogie we need more S5s or the mythical S6. Use your influence to tell them to giterdun!
March 03, 2015, 08:00:49 PM
This is what i want to do with all my miners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6ErbZtpL88
more info
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2013/12/05/hong-kong-immersion-cooling-site-bitcoin-mining/
more info
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2013/12/05/hong-kong-immersion-cooling-site-bitcoin-mining/
March 03, 2015, 07:54:52 PM
And now the question of the day: Who manufactures the S5 fan and what model?
the most pertinent question is why it was sourced when delta 1212SHE is apparently fine (according to quite a few folks) at half the noise or less.
This made people who mine at home/apartment frantically search for an adequate fan.
OP suggested before that it was important to source the noisiest fan, but then recs Corsair fan at 65 CFM
, which is not adequate, unless you have <10C ambient.Honestly, i think that it was one of those random corporate acts, and I can live with that. Nobody is perfect.
March 03, 2015, 07:28:53 PM
And now the question of the day: Who manufactures the S5 fan and what model?
March 03, 2015, 06:14:38 PM
There's more complaints about the stock S5 fan noise than the C1 fan noise. Not the same fan?
Not the same fan. The S5 is the same as the S4's, the C1 is the same as the S3's.
Wonder if the S5 fans have the same bolt pattern as those on the C1. Summer coming and better cooling might be good.
Do you mean 'square' spacing? If so yes, they're both industry standard '120mm' fans.
March 03, 2015, 03:05:45 PM
There's more complaints about the stock S5 fan noise than the C1 fan noise. Not the same fan?
Not the same fan. The S5 is the same as the S4's, the C1 is the same as the S3's.
Wonder if the S5 fans have the same bolt pattern as those on the C1. Summer coming and better cooling might be good.
March 03, 2015, 02:59:10 PM
There's more complaints about the stock S5 fan noise than the C1 fan noise. Not the same fan?
Not the same fan. The S5 is the same as the S4's, the C1 is the same as the S3's.
March 03, 2015, 01:30:12 PM
How about new, improved firmware for your S5s?
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http:///cgi-bin/graph.rrd".
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http://
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
I never saw the market so dead. Usually someone is selling something. I really thought we would see more S5's hit the market. Apparently he still has more C1's in stock because you can still buy them. They weren't so "good" when you had to end up replacing all the water cooling parts in 2-3 month's. Just added expense and never to break even with those. No wonder why they're still up for grabs. At 800 watts anyway, who wants em.
people were selling used, but folks were waiting for bargains that so far were not forthcoming.
We shall see.
March 03, 2015, 04:45:52 AM
How about new, improved firmware for your S5s?
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http:///cgi-bin/graph.rrd".
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http://
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
I never saw the market so dead. Usually someone is selling something. I really thought we would see more S5's hit the market. Apparently he still has more C1's in stock because you can still buy them. They weren't so "good" when you had to end up replacing all the water cooling parts in 2-3 month's. Just added expense and never to break even with those. No wonder why they're still up for grabs. At 800 watts anyway, who wants em.
March 03, 2015, 01:15:38 AM
How about new, improved firmware for your S5s?
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http:///cgi-bin/graph.rrd".
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
Our dear member smit1237 issued another custom FW, this time for S5.
It contains a database and some graphs. The database contains info about:
1) Speed of the fans #1 and #2;
2) Hashrate (5s and Avg);
3) Curent temperature of both blades.
The data is being collected to DB (it's a ring database, the depth of data is one year) once once per minute and then being averaged. You are able then to "rewind" the data (on the miner or on another PC) by some manipulations in the script and show to someone (look for youself) the status of S5 at that date. So you can prove/check that the miner you are trying to buy/sell was OK and is OK.
There are also 3 graphs (for the day, for the month and for the year) that you can see by following the link "http://
What else? Cgminer v4.9.0, text redactor "nano" are also included.
The firmware itself is here: http://smit1237.asuscomm.com:8080/s5/SD-S5-20150107_cgminer_4.9.0_freq_control_nano_graph.tar.gz
You can flash it in usual way.
Do not forget to send some tips to smit1237 for his enthusiasm.
March 03, 2015, 12:54:50 AM
There's more complaints about the stock S5 fan noise than the C1 fan noise. Not the same fan?
March 02, 2015, 10:18:53 PM
So would two of these high static fans in a push/pull be sufficient enough to keep an S5 cool?
http://www.corsair.com/en/air-series-sp120-high-performance-edition-high-static-pressure-120mm-fan
I have heard these fans, even the quiet model one are great fans for cooling heatsinks.
http://www.corsair.com/en/air-series-sp120-high-performance-edition-high-static-pressure-120mm-fan
I have heard these fans, even the quiet model one are great fans for cooling heatsinks.
Yes, its what I recommend.
I understand with these fans an S5 will run quiet and cool. Will the stock fans run equally cool albeit louder?
Stock will likely still be cooler as its just a crazy amount of cooling. The advantage of SP120s is they are much quieter while still keeping the S5 in an acceptable temp range at most ambient temps.
So would you use 2 SP120's in a push-pull?
I currently run an s5 with 2 Noctua NF-F12 iPPC 3000rpm fans in push-pull, would the SP120s provide better performance?
That's my recommendation. NF-F12s will run cooler but will be quite a bit louder.
Dogie, you just recommended the SP120's just a couple pages back. I don't get it?
SP120s are a better balance of noise and performance. F12s are louder fans, even if they do move a bit more air.
I had a chance to test both the NF-F12s and SP120s and while it is true that the F12s are a bit noisier and 50% more expensive than the SP120s, they are much better at cooling.
Here's my test of them: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/noctua-nf-f12-ippc-3000-pwm-vs-corsair-sp120-pwm-on-antminer-s5-974503
March 02, 2015, 06:21:01 PM
For the Bitmain team:
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Its unlikely this will ever get done even if its useful as there are lots of things still to do higher on the priority list. Your traffic stats are going to be literally negligible in terms of bandwidth with appropriate difficulty.
As usual, another waffle response.
This data is actually already available from the UI via the Network tab.
Is that a screen from an S5 ?
Nothing similar on my S5's running the latest firmware from Bitmain (SD-S5-20150107.tar.gz)
That looks like the S1 WEBUI.
The S5 does not have half of those tabs.
March 02, 2015, 05:55:38 PM
Were somebody able to get this miner working with Nicehash with the p=... option?
I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
Yes I have it working for me. It is showing as dead most of the time because I have it set p=0.015 but I do get some work from it. I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
https://i.imgur.com/ZVcMVFA.jpg
The problem with mine is that not shows the pool as dead. It's still shows alive.
Were you just simply wrote p=0.0.15?
What kind of firmware do you use?
What is strange that I have 20 S5-s and all has the same problem....
you have an extra decimal - thats your problem. right now typical payment is at p=0.0108 .... its advised that you set it to something like p=0.012 so that the pool is only active when worthwhile
good catch
It was a typo in the post. Please read the first post on this page.
Any help would apriciated
Do you have it looking like https://i.imgur.com/3NyP7to.png
Yes....
The only difference: stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub
All my S3-s and sp20-s working fine only the s5-s not. If I remove the #xnsub they are working but no extranonce support.
I did not think that S5 supported extranonce.
It works.
Just try it out.
ok I will
thanks
March 02, 2015, 05:52:27 PM
Were somebody able to get this miner working with Nicehash with the p=... option?
I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
Yes I have it working for me. It is showing as dead most of the time because I have it set p=0.015 but I do get some work from it. I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
https://i.imgur.com/ZVcMVFA.jpg
The problem with mine is that not shows the pool as dead. It's still shows alive.
Were you just simply wrote p=0.0.15?
What kind of firmware do you use?
What is strange that I have 20 S5-s and all has the same problem....
you have an extra decimal - thats your problem. right now typical payment is at p=0.0108 .... its advised that you set it to something like p=0.012 so that the pool is only active when worthwhile
good catch
It was a typo in the post. Please read the first post on this page.
Any help would apriciated
Do you have it looking like https://i.imgur.com/3NyP7to.png
Yes....
The only difference: stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub
All my S3-s and sp20-s working fine only the s5-s not. If I remove the #xnsub they are working but no extranonce support.
I did not think that S5 supported extranonce.
It works.
Just try it out.
March 02, 2015, 05:35:54 PM
Were somebody able to get this miner working with Nicehash with the p=... option?
I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
Yes I have it working for me. It is showing as dead most of the time because I have it set p=0.015 but I do get some work from it. I set the password for p=.... and the machine simply doesn't start to mine.
All 3 pools looks alive but no hashing.
https://i.imgur.com/ZVcMVFA.jpg
The problem with mine is that not shows the pool as dead. It's still shows alive.
Were you just simply wrote p=0.0.15?
What kind of firmware do you use?
What is strange that I have 20 S5-s and all has the same problem....
you have an extra decimal - thats your problem. right now typical payment is at p=0.0108 .... its advised that you set it to something like p=0.012 so that the pool is only active when worthwhile
good catch
It was a typo in the post. Please read the first post on this page.
Any help would apriciated
Do you have it looking like https://i.imgur.com/3NyP7to.png
Yes....
The only difference: stratum+tcp://stratum.nicehash.com:3334#xnsub
All my S3-s and sp20-s working fine only the s5-s not. If I remove the #xnsub they are working but no extranonce support.
I did not think that S5 supported extranonce.
March 02, 2015, 05:18:33 PM
For the Bitmain team:
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Its unlikely this will ever get done even if its useful as there are lots of things still to do higher on the priority list. Your traffic stats are going to be literally negligible in terms of bandwidth with appropriate difficulty.
As usual, another waffle response.
This data is actually already available from the UI via the Network tab.
http://s23.postimg.org/ua760o1vv/Traffic.png
Is that a screen from an S5 ?
Nothing similar on my S5's running the latest firmware from Bitmain (SD-S5-20150107.tar.gz)
March 02, 2015, 04:17:59 PM
For the Bitmain team:
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Its unlikely this will ever get done even if its useful as there are lots of things still to do higher on the priority list. Your traffic stats are going to be literally negligible in terms of bandwidth with appropriate difficulty.
As usual, another waffle response.
This data is actually already available from the UI via the Network tab.
so more browsing changing settings = more mbytes ;p
March 02, 2015, 03:27:33 PM
For the Bitmain team:
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Is there any chance of having a page for network traffic stats in the next firmware update.
How much TX and RX data for a day, week or total TX and RX.
Its unlikely this will ever get done even if its useful as there are lots of things still to do higher on the priority list. Your traffic stats are going to be literally negligible in terms of bandwidth with appropriate difficulty.
As usual, another waffle response.
This data is actually already available from the UI via the Network tab.
http://s23.postimg.org/ua760o1vv/Traffic.png
@pekatete - What does waffle mean. Is that like laub
Not sure what laub is, but if it's similar to those Danish bisquits, then yes. And the anology with regard to dogie's responses is,
They look and seem to have body, but sink your teeth into them and you'll realise they are full of air, seemingly lacking substance (and will most definitely leave you wanting)!
Believe it or not, I was not trying to describe dogie there, just the waffles, but the similarities are striking, thus my apt reminders whenever he drops his mess - not the most glamorous job, but someone's gotta do it!
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