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Topic: ANTMINER S5: 1155GH(+OverClock Potential), In Stock $0.319/GH & 0.51W/GH - page 259. (Read 451266 times)

donator
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for shipping durability test version to USA, this is the current screen shot




hero member
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take out and reseat the bbb board

take each blade cable out, one by one to identify if a board is bad

LE: now i see your second picture and the 2nd blade full of xxxxxx

sorry!!! Smiley
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Watch out for the "Neg-Rep-Dogie-Police".....
OK - I have a Corsair RM 1000 I can connect it to.....

I'll be back shortly.
donator
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Another test be power up all 4 PCI-E connectors or try 1000W PSU if you have one...

then swap the data cables between the hashing PCB.  see if the problem travel with the data cable or remain the same, dead chain 2


Cellphone camera photo are good!!!

Thank you

@patman....

1 favor!

Could you take a picture of how the PSU is connected?

and, do you want to be on the RMA list for 1 hash PCB?



I can do it on my phone if that's OK? Do you want the pic how it is now - with just the 2 pcie connections on the one good board? Or with the 4 connections on both boards?

If you're sure that it's the hash pcb that's the problem - then yes please, but it would be a bummer if you sent the hash board & it turns out to be something else - controller or whatever. Tell me if you want me to do more tests if you want to make sure  Wink
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Watch out for the "Neg-Rep-Dogie-Police".....
@patman....

1 favor!

Could you take a picture of how the PSU is connected?

and, do you want to be on the RMA list for 1 hash PCB?



I can do it on my phone if that's OK? Do you want the pic how it is now - with just the 2 pcie connections on the one good board? Or with the 4 connections on both boards?

If you're sure that it's the hash pcb that's the problem - then yes please, but it would be a bummer if you sent the hash board & it turns out to be something else - controller or whatever. Tell me if you want me to do more tests if you want to make sure  Wink

Edit: TBH, there's only one way to connect the pcie's isn't there? - 4 slots & 4 cables - the PSU is a single rail also.
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@patman....

1 favor!

Could you take a picture of how the PSU is connected?

and, do you want to be on the RMA list for 1 hash PCB?

legendary
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will be too many...  Embarrassed

What? Half Duds? Complete Duds?

My SP 20E's are still running sweeeeeet  Wink

Sorry, couldn't resist it.

I'm glad to hear that. That's why I'm putting my name only for top quality hardware.
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'The right to privacy matters'
Still waiting on mine.  3 hours or less.

Don't forget about the unclean 12V.

Unclean 12v... ouch....

Torture chamber...  
Philip, please add to the OP list:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/review-spondoolies-sp20e-jackson-review-by-2good-903307

I understand that BMT offered you a free demo unit  Grin
It will become a tradition.

Suggestion for the review, use different PSUs, see if you can create "unclean" 12V.
Let's see how robust their string design is.

Thanks for all support nice to see the word legendary .

I have  a shit load of psu's.

  I have some lower quality ones. I will see if I can cook up a wacky result.

Based on the s-3 design and the many I used tested upgraded the s-5 should be decent gear.
I have some preconceived pluses and minuses for the s-5 vs sp20E

It will be interesting to see If my imaginary ideas prove true.

philipma1957, I hope your low quality PSUs are ready. (My GB is still open...)

 A) I have too many sp20e's  7 in my house 1 at another house and two from the group buy.
B)  low quality test will be last not first


 First one will be a seasonic 760 watt plat
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1) Yes.

2) Different type of noise, slightly more squealy than the SP20 - but not quite as loud - if that makes any sense  Tongue

Then again, it never really ran for long enough to get up to full temp.
legendary
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UPDATE:  Aaaaaand it's dead...........


So a couple of stupid questions:

1.  Does your pool also so only the 500gh?

2.  When it was working at full, how was the sound? Loud/quiet?


RS--quit baiting.  SP has had issues too! :0  I have partaken in the GB, but for home mining, the SP is definitely not a 1.7t machine.
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Watch out for the "Neg-Rep-Dogie-Police".....
will be too many...  Embarrassed

What? Half Duds? Complete Duds?

My SP 20E's are still running sweeeeeet  Wink

Sorry, couldn't resist it.

Any more tests you want me to do before I disconnect it Bitmain?
legendary
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will be too many...  Embarrassed

What? Half Duds? Complete Duds?
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Watch out for the "Neg-Rep-Dogie-Police".....
Unit connected with 2 pcie cables to the good hashing board as requested:

legendary
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Still waiting on mine.  3 hours or less.

Don't forget about the unclean 12V.

Unclean 12v... ouch....

Torture chamber...  
Philip, please add to the OP list:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/review-spondoolies-sp20e-jackson-review-by-2good-903307

I understand that BMT offered you a free demo unit  Grin
It will become a tradition.

Suggestion for the review, use different PSUs, see if you can create "unclean" 12V.
Let's see how robust their string design is.

Thanks for all support nice to see the word legendary .

I have  a shit load of psu's.

  I have some lower quality ones. I will see if I can cook up a wacky result.

Based on the s-3 design and the many I used tested upgraded the s-5 should be decent gear.
I have some preconceived pluses and minuses for the s-5 vs sp20E

It will be interesting to see If my imaginary ideas prove true.

philipma1957, I hope your low quality PSUs are ready. (My GB is still open...)
donator
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Could you please power it off, physically disconnect the PCI-E plug from the non-hashing PCB and plug it back in, then power it back on?

will be too many...  Embarrassed

UPDATE:  Aaaaaand it's dead...........



Lordy lordy. How many apologies is that you owe me now?  Cheesy Cheesy
legendary
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my S5 demo unit missed its delivery today - hopefully this evening or tomorrow morning it will be in my hands and photos + stats will abound.

seems odd to get half-speed. try disconnecting the data cable to the secondary board and see what happens. Its possible that there could even be one dead chain per board.

ps: Bitmain recently mentioned something about the unit stepping up the power gradually once the unit is booted. perhaps it did this and at about th 10min mark went a step too far?
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Watch out for the "Neg-Rep-Dogie-Police".....
UPDATE:  Aaaaaand it's dead...........



Lordy lordy. How many apologies is that you owe me now?  Cheesy Cheesy
donator
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@patman....

I may have to send you a T-shirt...  

and a picture of the lotto ticket.  You might be lucky today, so if my ticket hits the jackpot, I may share!!
legendary
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It is embarrassing the demo unit arrived half dead.

Since it's a demo unit, it was surely tested before shipping. Not a good sign at all...
donator
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Im sorry to hear this...

lets see if we can figure out if it is a dud.  It is embarrassing the demo unit arrived half dead.



              ||            ||
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            PCI-E Rail 1    PCI-E rail 1





            PCI-E rail 2    PCI-E rail 2
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patman is a long time miner and he knows how to connect the PSU. Thats being said, lets try to find if fault is else where.  Hope it is something very simple








Tested the PSU - it's an OCZ 850W Gold & I'm using 4 x pcie connectors. It is now running 2 x OC'd S3's without a hitch........
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